Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08
sB0ur ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF E'ronsssnt People
Who're they are and cav they are.


Mhese ther are and siaw they are.
Miss Alice Wade OF Randall was In
own to-day.
Mrs. Carrie Brand OF Fairmont Is
visiting Mrs n. n. Hoffman on Front
street.
Omer Evans is able to be over ia
town again after a three week seige
of grip.
Mrs. NJ. A Miller and daughter,
Miss LARA, have gone to Manning
ton to visit Mrs. j. O. Huey.
Col. Isaiah Kirk is dead at Mason.
town after long and useful life
His death il heard OF with regret
by great many people who knew
him.
Max Waters is able to be back at
the store but he is a long way from
being a well man. He has had grip
and very aggravated case Of it at
that.
Mrs. Emma Boyers of Randall who
has just recovered from grip which
seized her after an attack of infama-
tory rheumatism Is again sick with
rheumatism.
Mrs. B. II. MADEIRA has had grip for
nearly d month. She r. getting better
but has had a very hard time OF It,
Waiter MADEIRA has been suffering from
1t for week or more and has been
confined to his bed for the greater
part OF the time.
Miss RUBY Norris entertained at
the home of Prof and Mrs. james
S. Stewart on Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Floyd the new teach
er in the public schools. Quite a
number of young people met Miss
Floyd. The evening was very
pleasant one.
George w. Conley, fellow in phys
les at the University has been called
home by the illness and death Of
his father He lives in Harrison
county and it will be several days
before he returns to his duties at the
University. Everyone extends their
sympathy in his bereavement.
John Cowan, a baggage master on
the b d O., passed through town
Wednesday Oh his way to his home
in Morgantown. He has been in the
hospital at McKeesport for the past
three weeks receiving treatment for
an injured foot, having dropped a
heavy iron casting on it. He was
much benefited by the treatment
and expects to have the use of his
foot in a short time. News Stand
ard
Perry Fort. of Knightstown, Indi
ana, was blown TO pieces a few days
ago by an explosion OF nitroglvcer-
inc. Seven hundred and sixty quarts
went off together and there we're but
few pieces left OF team or man. The
shooter is supposed to have formerly
worked in the oil fields in this sec
tion as marked copies of the papers
containing the account of the acct
dent have been received by us.
A. A. Rogers has made photograph
on cloth and it is very pretty and
odd one. The process is new one
and has been attracting much atten-
tion among those interested in pho
Biography. The cloth on which IL is
made is called silk down and the prep
aration is a secret one. The pictures
made in this way will cost but little
If any more than others and they can
be used in number of odd and unique
decorative ways.
Mrs. Poster is in receipt Of q letter
from the Colonel in which he says
that they will soon leave Asheville
where they have been for several
weeks and go TO Alabama. The eli
mate at Asheville has been delightful
and he has been greatly improved by
his stay there. Should the weather
here let up early in the spring he will
be back the first OF April but II not 1t
may be later before be returns. He
is improving right along aud is being
greatly benefited by his stay in the
south. His many friends here will be
glad TO learn Of this.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Brown have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity in the loss OF their only son who
died on Thursday night. The little
fellow had been sick but a short
time. Both of his parents are very
sick also. Mrs. Brown was called
home from Huntington by the ILL
ness of her son and came home al
though IN no condition to travel on
account of illness. Prof. Brown has
been in bed for several days. The
death is an unusually pathetic one
Arthur was bright little boy and
very manly for one of his age. Being
the only son makes the blow even
harder to bear.
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