Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-11
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Personal MeYtinn Of Prominent People
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Ing his son NJ. S. Garrison.
Miss Estelle Cox has return ned from
Araettsyille where she had been yis-
itlng relatives
Mrs. Mary A. Robe who has been
visiting in Clinton district has re.
turned home.
Columbus Long has begun the
erection of residence IN Seneca on
McLaue Avenue.
Peter Lannon an inmate OF the sol
diers home at Dayton has been here
for a short visit.
Charles Robey has a very badly in
lnred hand having cut II on a cradle
while cutting wheat.
Il. ] Meeks has new Chiekasaw
horse which he brought to this city
from Pittsburg Wednesday evening.
Miss Ella I'll was able to come
down town Wednesday for the FIRST
time since recovering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Carl Layman one Of the glass work
oFs OF this place has returned from
Faifmont where he had been for some
days on q visit.
Mrs. L. ]. Peabody aud Miss Lille
Maxwell arrived home ON the Rose
Hite today, after a visit of several
days To Pittsburg.
DR.. Walter Leech has been quite
sick tor 10 days or so but IS very
much better at present and able to
get around again
Adam Bower has taken the tree
which stood in front Of DIR. Halls on
Court Alley and planted it in front
Of his shop on High street.
Mrs. T. N. Smith has gone TO
Wheeling where She will take treat
meBt In hospital. Mrs. Mary A.
Carlow accompanied her.
Miss Helen Wood who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. T.
Wood, on Front street, will return
to her home TO morrow
Prof Frank b. Trotter who is so
well known in Morgantewn will be
one of the instructors at the teachers
institute which Is to be held here next
month.
Joseph Marsehner and two little
sons went TO Wheeling on Thursday
/ They will be absent for several days
and will visit Pittsburg before they
return.
Mr.. James G. Wallace went to
| Wheeling today to take in the earni
val and TO look after some horses
which he has entered for the races
down there.
Prof G. w. Waddell of the Fair
mont Normal is in town and will re-
main for a week or so. He will then
go to his home at BTandonville to
spend the summer.
Smith Hood Of Fairmont was a
prominent visitor here on Thursday.
He is getting along very nicely with
his plant in that city where he re-
Gently removed from Wheeling.
David West was in town today.
He is suffering from the effects of a
nail which he ran into his arm near
the elbow while working for Baker
and Judson at lock eleven.
Altha Warman is iimping around
with cane as the result OF having
climbed just little too high in a
cherry tree tempted by the fruit.
which hung just out Of reach.
Cyrus Fife while engaged in tearing
up the floor at his property on Falling
Run has received three wounds from
rusty nails and one OF them in his
finger was serious one. lie is get
ting better at latest reports.
Mr.. Robert Swami vice president of
the r. A. Gillespie Company of Pitts
burg is here looking after the progress
OF the work on the locks and dams
which his company has under their
charge.
J. #. Adamson Of Hartford City,
Indiana, arrived here yesterday. Mr..
Adamson is the gentleman who has
the contract for putting up the new
building for the Window Glass con-,
Germ about to locate here.
! Re-. Sandy Christian is here from
Buckhannon for short visit. He
has been stationed at that place for
some time and is getting along
nicely in his new home. However
he longs for Morgantown as is nat
ural as he was here for many years
Mrs. J. C. Capehart left on the
noon train to day to join Mr.. Cape
hart and their two daughters az
Mountain Lake Park. NJ. Stephen
| Capehart of Point Pleasant will join
the party at Mountain Lake. The
latter gentleman is the father Of j.
c. Capehart
Mrs. Mcclure who is 90 years Of
age and who for many years has
lived near Mount Morris started on
Wednesday for Oklahoma with her
daughter Mary and grandson Glenn
Mcclure. They will make their tn