Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-30
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are aud How they are.

Lem II. Watson of 0pekiska was
here yesterday.
Mrs. f. G. Sturgis Is up again
after very severe Illness.
Grover Keener drove a nice bunch
OF stock cattle from Preston county
yesterday.
Newton Strickel. of Reedsville,
was registered at the Wallace House
Friday.
Harry Shank has the offer of good
position with Salem, Ohio, cigar
mandatory.
DR.. Page A. Gibbons was out Friday
evening and discovered fine convey OF
birds, killing several.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill returned
this evening from trip to Pittsnurg
and New Brighton, Pa.
James f. Anderson and wife OF
Fairmont visited the family OF George
Partitt this week.
Or. J w. Hartigan Is sick In bed
| to-day. He has been overworked but
It is hoped will be all right soon.
Chauncey Huston has been very
sick for the past few days, but it is
hoped the illness will not develop
into anything serious.
Profs. S. G. Smith F w. Truscott
and w. J. Lenard who spent Thanks
giving in Pittsburg returned to Nor
/ +b.a auan,rn
Prof. Waitman Barbe and Prof. w.
II. Gallup attended meeting of
teachers at Dunbar, Pa, Saturday,
returning here the same evening.
Mrs. Jennie d. Turner, son Edgar
and daughter Miss Grace, spent
Thanksgiving in Pittsburg. They
stopped en- route at Connellsville.
Mr.. James ?. Gaffney and Randolph
Millholland left for their homes IL
Cumberland Saturday Work on the
railroad survey to Cassville has been
suspended till after Christmas.
Mrs. d. c. Hoffman returned Sat
urday morning from Cleveland, O.
She had been called there to attend
the funeral of her nephew, Eugene
Chandler. the first of the week.
DR.. Page A. Gibbons recently pur-
chased fine bird dog of Geo. Brown.
Brown had just bought him for his
own use, but tempting offer was
made. and he let him go.
Prof. j. D. Thompson formerly
assistant professor of mathematics
here, and now assistant in the library
of Congress, Washington, d. G. spent
the Thanksgiving holiday with friends
here.
Mrs. w. r. Jones, and daughter
Miss Bellevernon returned Monday
evening from visit TO their former
home at Hartford City. Indiana. w.
A. Jones and wife nave not yet re.
! turned.
Paul Bayles went to Pittsburg Sat
urday morning to see the second game
between Homestead and Philadelphia
to be played there. Philadelphia was
not satisfied with the score made a
week before aud made an engagement
for a second game.
Prof. and Mrs. Horace Lee Plumb
arrived here from Columbus, Ohio,
Saturday morning. Mr.. Plumb was
married Thanksgiving eve to Miss
Rose Candy Of Columbus. They have
rooms till after the holidays at Miss
SADIE Coyle's.
Prof. f. l.. Emory left at noon Sat
urday for New York City to attend
the annual meeting of the American
Society Of Mechanical Engineers.
They hold a three or four days meet
ing at their society house on 3lst
street next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Walters are
/ in Uniontown on q business trip,
| Their new brick residence on Wiley
street is being finished ready for oc-
| cupancy The interior finish Is very
fine work, and it is going to be one OF
the handsomest houses in Morgan
town.
Misses Jennie and Maude Ollie
entertained few friends Thursday
evening in honor of their guests,
Miss Phila Hess and Miss Hattie
Martin of Clarksburg. Dancing and
taffy pulling made very delightful
entertainment for the small party.
DR.. d. w. Border father Of student
Ralph Border who had been here to
see his son left for his home at Kear-
neysville Friday night The wounded
eye of young Border was not removed,
and there is still hope that IL may not
have to be taken out. He is getting
along very nicely at the Hartigan
Hospital.
Col. f. T. C. Richmond is expect
ed to arrive here this evening from
Boston where he had gone to ship
some Of the property he and Mrs.
Richmond had stored there to their
new nome on the Pacific Coast. He
stopped off in Maryland on his way
back. He will spend little time
here before leaving with Mrs Rich