Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-12
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Personal MERTON of Prominent People
Where they are end tow they are

G. A. Gilliand of Clarksburg is
stopping at the Wallace House
Douglas Mcbride is in from Cheat
having come in to see the elephant.
j. 5. Zinn arrived home from
Masontown, Preston county Thurs
day
Mrs. Jennie Gidley and son Of King
wood are visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. L. ]. Carr has returned from a
visit to Piedmont and Mountain Lake
Park
Miss Lucy Brown of Wiley street
is visiting Miss Polly Craddock of
Wheeling.
Herbert Peck 81 philippi is here for
"a short visit. He Is a student in the
University.
Geo. G. Stnrgiss and wife left this
city for Mountain Lake Park en- the
noon train today.
Donley and Hatfield have recently
completed the sale Of farm in Mason
county, OF a5o acres.
Scott Lowe who has been in town
looking after little business has
gone back to Fairmont.
Il. Brown Baker one of the con.
tractors on the new locks and dams
above this city was here. Thursday
L. Il. Frazier one Of the leading
lawyers Of Uniontown and ex dis
trict attorney of Fayette county is
here on business to day.
Clyde Barbe is back from trip
of some length to Buffalo. He had
a very nice time and enjoyed the
visit to the exposition hugely.
Mrs. Mary South is spending a
couple of weeks visiting friends in
the upper end of this county and in
the vicinity of Mount Morris.
Fay Hawkins who has been gradu-
ally declining for some time is now so
weak that he Is belfast. His friends
fear that he will never get well.
Mrs. Harry Matthews of Terra Alta
is here to visit her parents Mr. and
Mrs. George W Semans. Mr.. Mat
thews will join her on Saturday.
Miss Lucy Wood is engaged as
/ typewriter in the office of L. w. An
derson during the absence of her
sister who has gone to Uniontown.
Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Davis both
of pittsburg, who are stopping al
Mt. Chateau visited this city Thurs.
day and registered at tue Peabody
/. N. Weaver is suffering from an
attack Of inflammatory rheumatism
but has not allowed that TO prevent
him from being out looking after his
contracts.
j. X. Phillips has completed d
new house In the rear of those on
the South side of McLane street
and has the foundation Tor another
one about done.
Miss Ruth Wood is taking bel
vacation and will spend couple o.
weeks of it visiting Miss Tillie Bern
hardt of Uniontown. She went te
Uniontown on Thursday afternoon
Prof. w. p. Wiley who has beer
at Wheeling came back on THURSDAY
afternoon. He reports very large
! crowd in attendance on the carnival
and says that the week is being very
pleasantly spent by everyone.
/ Henry Moreland went to Connells-
vile on Thursday. He Is to be mar
ried to Miss Della Borgess. of that
place. His many friends at Morgan
town unite with US In extending con-
CALCULATIONS In advance.
Mr.. James Milholland who has
been attending to business in the
East for some time arrived this
morning TO look after matters of i'm.
portance in connection with his in
vestments in this county. We will
be here but short time.
4 Frank Cox went to Baltimore
Md, Thursday, with his son, Stan
ley. Mr.. Cox will have his sons
eyes examined at the Johns Hopkins
University, the boy having com
p,ained since his injury on July 4th
of pain in one of them. Any powder
remaining in the boys face will bt
removed at the same time Mr.. Cos
and his son will probably return
home again Saturday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Ohern have returned
from Cincinnati where they were II
attendance on the meeting Of the G
e. societies which has been In progress
there. Besides them Miss Div
Hodges from Morgantown ATTENDED
the meeting. They report that i
was the most successful meeting O
the organization ever held with TIN
largest attendance. The city wa
crowded with the visitors. The,
were shown every attention and en-
joyed the trip immensely Mis-
Hodges will not return to Morgantowr
soon but will visit her home before
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