Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

H. w. DAWSON, OF UnlontoWu, was
here Saturday on business.
| W. II. Morgan has recovered from
the grip enough to be cut again.
| Dir. j. j Hall is able to be back
IN the postotiice after seige OF grip.
kugn Barrickman has returned to
Brave where he is engaged in work on
an oil we'll
Captain G. c. Pierce has returned
! from Fairmont where he had been on
a short visit
Thomas j. Casey has returned
from visit to several points out
the B and O.
Mr.. Milton Hirschman has gone to
New York to select their spring stock
of goods He will be absent about ten
days
Attorney Joseph II. Donahey WHO
has been very sick with grip is betty
and is shortly expected to be out
again.
Col. Gilmore Is still unable to be
cut on account at a very severe attack
Of grip Mrs. Gilmore has recovered
from i,
Harold D. Watt, a student whose
home is n5parkersburg has been quite
sick, threatened with pneumonia, but
is some better.
III. r. Dering of Chicago and w. w.
Dering OF Louisville with their wives
will arrive here on Wednesday morn
ing for brief stay.
George M. Vangilder who has been
very sick with grip Is able to be out
again. His wife still remains sick
with the same malady.
Miss Lucy Wood who has had grip
for some time has resumed her duties
at the public school. Her sister Miss
Ruth has been filling her place during
her illness.
James Kelly nf Marion county has
been visiting his wife at Randall.
Mr.. Kelly was one of the deputy
sheriffs OF Marion under the county
administration that has just closed.
Mrs. w. d. Chadwick and Miss
Mary Lindsey arrived here from
Washington last evening and will re-
main for week at Prof. Lorentz's.
Their friends are very much pleased
to see them.
George w. Cable will lecture at
Commencement Hall on Friday night
and he will have a packed house.
This will probably be the best lecture
Of the course and everyone will want
TO hear IL.
Miss Ella Egbert, 4 stenographer In
President Raymond's office received
a telegram from New Orleans stating
that her brother was Ill of typhoid
fever in a hospital IN that city and
requesting her 30 come. She left at
noon.
John Il. Drury, of Johustown, Pa,
is here on his regular trip. Mr.. Drury
has been travelling for long time
and he says that he never knew OF
a. much sickness as there Is everywhere
at this time. 1t is not confined to
any particular locality but Is uni
versaI.
G. S. Elliott who IS member OF the
class Of '97 was here Saturday and
Sunday. He has been engaged in en-
gineering work In Pittsburg and is GO
ing to Clarksburg to work on the sur
vey of several short branches Of rail-
road. He is well known in Morgan
town.
w. f. Glasscock, DR. j. z. Fitch
,1 81 Il NIB hox
at Charleston have returned home.
They came in on Saturday nights
train. Hon. George G. Sturglss who
has been there has returned coming
by way Of Washington where he
went to see Senator Elkins.
DR.. Clyde Stewart who has been
forced to go west on account OF his
health had just set up in business for
himself at Charleston having purchas-
ed and installed great deal of dental
furniture In an Office in that city.
He had been engaged there with an
other dentist for some time before.
His friends here hope for the best as
the issue of the attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Rider have
reached Morgantown and are now at
the Pump Station. They we're mar
ried on last Wednesday at Cavetown,
Md, the home of the bride who was
Miss Grouse of that place. The bride
aud groom were given warm welcome
home They are at Mr.. and Mrs. Bah
belts and will shortly 60 to house
keeping. Mr.. Rider is one OF the
most popular young men OF this
place and has host Of friends who
are glad TO see him and his bride.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Evening Genius.
Professor Thomas il. Hodges OF the
State University passed through town
on the early train this morning on his
way to Vanderbilt to attend the
teachers institute at that place to-
day.
Prof + Cans was down from Pr