Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-01
ABOUT OUR TRIENDs.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and new they are.

where theY are and How tneY are.
Bert Barker of Granville was in
town to-day
Mr.. Charles Reed Of Wheeling has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Alexander OF
Fairmont have been visiting relatives
here.
Captain John Hatfield is able 20 be
on the streets again and everyone is
glad to see him.
Mr.. Alex. Voight OF Mount Cha
teau was In town 90 SATURDAY after
noon To look after some business.
Mrs. A. L. Boyers and Miss Aimee
Voigt have gone TO Pittsburg where
they win spend some time visiting
Mrs. S. G. Proctor, Miss Voigt's
sister.
I. W. Anderson has sold the
Cyrus Fife property on North Front
street to w 5. Sehrader for S4,l00.
Possession is to be given on May
first.
Prof. T. C. Miller has been at home
for short visit. He was in Clarks-
burg to attend a meeting of the Nor
NAL School Board and came on down
here.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Fl. Courtney are
both sick at their home on High
street. The latter has been confined
to the house for some time with rheu
matism.
Edward Boyd who will be remem
bered by many Of our people was here
over Sunday. He is a graduate OF the
University and a successful lawyer In
Uniontown.
Miss Mary Gregg sang beauti
full solo at the NJ. Z. church last
night with fine effect. The auditor
ium was crowded with a great con-
gregation.
Miss Dawley, Miss Leech and
Miss Provence are home again. The
spent delightful vacation at the
Provence mansion several miles from
Masontown, Pa.
j. A. Weaver has been quite sick
for several days but is much better
to-day. His friends were alarmed at
one time by his condition. We are
glad to know that he is recovering ali
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ohern ar.
rived on Saturday evening from Des
Moines where they were married on
last Wednesday. Morgantown PEG
pie are glad to welcome them to the
| town.
Miss Lucy Brown has been at Fair
mont the guest of Mrs. N. Z. G. Nor.
row. While there she gave reading
at an entertainment which was given
by the Jankins Band and scored quite
a hit.
Carl Layman workman at th'
Morgantown Glass factory has beer
taken TO Fairmont. He was quit,
sick and it was feared that he hat
fever but later reports from him arr
/ to the effect that he is not suffering
from this malady,
Miss Blanche Anderson has beer
called to New York on account of TIL,
illness Of her mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson who has been visiting he
daughter Mrs. Belle Jones. Mrs. An
. derson is not dangerously i'll while sh
is quite sick. Her friends here hop
i for her early recovery.
Rev. Dir. A. M. Buchanan preached
a very able sermon at the Methods
Episcopal church yesterday morn
ing, exchanging pulpits with TIL,
pastor At the close Of the service
a large number of the people wen
to the altar and greeted him will
"the Methodist handshake =
Mrs. J. w. Oferman, of Altoona
Pa, has been visiting her HUSBAND
and returned on Monday morning
The family will move here May Is
and will occupy the house owned b,
| ID. G. Hoffman, on Bumbo Lane. MI
Offerman is employed as a draughts
man in the office of Elmer f. Jacobs
Mr. F. M. Lardin well know
SuAdCuu WCHu w niS uDuIC uCdl uid
sontown On Saturday to remain unit
Monday. He invited ten young men
fraternity friends, to accompany him
and they were entertained in royal
style. The party was composed of
Joe Buchanan, Chauncey Wiley, Ed
Kenna, Delos Parsons, A. w. Porter
field, Gilbert Miller, Daniel Dawson
Cal. Robinson, r. N. Brown ant