Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-11
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and H0w they are.

mere.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Warinan
have gone TO Fairmont to take in the
big time.
Mr.. J.. q. kellar who has been in
disposed for several days is back at
his post again.
DR.. e. NJ Turner came home on
Monday afternoon for a brief visit to
his family here.
W. W. Hall is one of the Sunnyside
pc jple who went TO Fairmont to-day
to take in the big doings.
Roscoe Brown of Glarkshurg left for
home this morning He will be back
to enter school next week.
Mrs. II. D. Lindsay Of West Nor
gantown who has had fever for some
time is recovering slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Schultz, who
have been visiting his old home in
Baltimore, returned home on Tues
day.
Mr.. Will shaetfer, OF Fairmont,
arrived this morning to attend the
Sunday School convention on Dolls
Run.
Frank z. Corbin. who has been on
a weeks visit to his old home at
Ellenboro, IS back at his duties
again.
DR.. Albert Cameron, of Parkers-
burg, arrived this morning on bust
ness. His many friends were glad
to see him.
George Brand has been at home for
a few days on visit. He is looking
much better than he has for some
time.
Prof and Mrs. r. L. Morris are
back from the southern end Of the
State, where they have been on a
visit to his parents.
We regret to note that Mr.. Mathew
Hennen has been quite i'll for several
days past. His friends hope to hear
of his early recovery.
Walter Holland who has been very
INV Hliil i&Fti 10 ptlbtt az laoV ~ Rot hf't
He had relapse which threatened TO
result seriously fer him.
Mrs. G. L. Stephenson and little
son Of East End pittsburg have gone
hume after spending some time visit
ing her father Mr.. T B. Wilgus.
Miss Ethel Carleis back from Wood
county where she had been called by
the sudden death Of her sister Mabel
who died from the effects Of an attack
Of fever.
Will Sheets who has been suffering
from very severe attack Of fever Is
better and is expected TO recover short
~ from it. The fever is breaking on
him now.
Miss Bessie Adair has resigned
her position at kellar d Jollitfe' s
and has gone to Fairmont to accept
a similar position with j. II Beck
man q Co
Prof. Altha Warman has gone to
Montgomery to resume his duties in
the Preparatory Branch OF the Uni
versity in which he has been teaching
for couple of years.
Hon. William Playford, OF Union
town, passed through town this
morning on his way home from
Cheat, where he has been spending
some time at Mt Chateau.
Prof. T. G. Miller who is secretary
nf ha A tr,iu IN tsh
is holding the reunion ia Fairmont
this week went up on Monday evening
to participate in the event.
Col. w. w. Arnett the eminent
lawyer and politician of Wheeling is
here to-day on legal business. He
came FROM Charles Town where he
had been attending session OF the
supreme court.
Miss Hattie Cults OF Montgomery
who bears the distinction Of being the
first graduate OF the Preparatory
Branch Of the University located in
that place is here to enter the Univer-
versity next month for a higher
course.
MIS-. IL. d. Il cdUUuE Will cpdI u vi
Saturday for trip to California to be
absent a month or longer. Mrs. Pea
body has not taken vacation for
about seven years and needs little
rest and recreation Her friends wish
her pleasant journey.
Mr. III. p. Snyder the versatile edi-
tor Of the Connellsville Courier return
ed home to-day after brief stay at
Mont Chateau Mr.. Snyder publishes
such model paper that 1t is known
all over the country and is frequently
referred to al the meetings OF the
National Editorial Association.
Miss Maud Gilmore has returned
from Virginia where she has been
visiting friends for several weeks.
Her many friends are glad to see
her back again. She will go over
Cheat in day or so to camp with
the Sunnyside crowd near the new
ferry.
DR.. Vinton Waters, DIR. Harry
Smyth, Ray Boyles, Samuel Courtney.
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