Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-08
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Personal Mertiea Or Prominent People
wh.re they are and Aam they are.

snort stay ana Will then 20 TO MT.
Clemens Michigan,
Tom Bowie has gone to Point
Marion where be viii be located for
the rest OF the summer.
DR.. J. II. Lawheaa OF West New
ton spent yesterday with his parents
and friends in South Mergantown.
Win Martin has been called 60
Newark, Ohio, b. the serious illness
of his wife. He Will be absent for
several days.
Misses Daisy Fleming and Chloe
Miller have returned home after a
visit of several days with friends at
Masontown, Pa
Miss Ella Utt who has been i'll
from fever is recovering very nicely.
She was able to take short drive
yesterday.
/ Gilbert John has been rather un
der the weather for few days but
Is better to day
Mrs. Fred Tough and Miss Ada
Houston who have been spending a
| few days ia Pittsburg have returned
home They had delightful trip.
Miss Dell Hennen remains about
the same. She is gradually growing
weaker. Her sister, Mrs. Smith, Of
Wheeling, is here.
Harry Gabler was recently visiting
| friends in Fayette county from
which place he removed to Morgan
town short time ago.
| Harrison Millhouse who was for
merly a section hand here has been
killed on the B. & O. near Martins
burg being run over by train. He
left here a few days ago.
Miss Fannie White left for Denver
this morning. She will Join several
friends in Pittsburg and make the
| trip with them. They will be enter
tanned at house party near Denver.
Bert Brown has been discharged
from the Hartigan Hospital where he
had been for some time threatened
with an attack OF fever. His many
friends are glad that he escaped so
easily.
Miss Helen Bowie is very much
better to-day. She had been suffer
ing from appendicitis and it was
feared that an operation would have
to be performed but it was not nee
essary.
Prof w. p Wiley and son Chaan-
cey have gone TO Wheeling. Prof.
Wiley to attend meeting Of the
Executive Council OF the state Bar
Association aud Ghauncey to visit for
a time.
Olney b. Stewart has returned to
Chicago after brief visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs S. e Stewart
near Arnettsville His mother who
has been i'll for some time is better
than usual.
Mr.. r. c. White will leave this
eYening for Mingo county where he
will spend couple Of weeks looking
after his interests down there. He is
largely interested in timber lands In
that section OF the state
Fred Reeves is here having come in
on Sunday night. He Is suffering
some from his injured hand but the
| injuries received were not as severe as
reported. He lost the ends Of the
third and fourth fingers from an ex-
plosion of cannon cracker.
9. e. Derbyshire has accepted an
appointment as teacher in the Phil
! ippines and will sail from Frisco on
the 23d of this month He expected
to return to the University next fall
and his friends are sorry to kcow that
he cannot do SO.
Robert Jones of the Pump Station
who has been seriously III is much
better and is expected to be all right
again in few days. This is very
gratifying to his friends who had
been alarmed at his condition.
Scott Swisher and Frank Jolliffe
have returned from Warrington
where they had great time on the
Fourth. There was general cele-
bration and the attendance was i'm
mense. they enjoyed the trip very
much.
Il Mrs. w. Fl. Gallup has returned
from Mountain Lake Park where she
had been for several days in atten-
4 dance on the meeting Of the State Ed
ucational Association. She reports a
very successful meeting. Prof. Gal
| lup has not yet returned ard will not
be back for some time yet.
! Manager Geo. r. Hogue of the Wal
lace House left yesterday for Buffalo
and will then spend some time at Mt
Clemens. He will probably also at
tend the meeting Of the grand lodge
of Elks that will meet in Milwaukee
I on the 23d. Mr.. HI. L. Swisher is the
official representative to that meeting
from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Waitman Barbe arriv-
ed In the city last evening from Noun
tain Lake Park, where they attended