Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-28
aBouT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.
s. NJ Prince Of Charles Town

5. NJ. Prince of Charles Town ar
rived in thecity this morning.
Mr.. James Millholland left the
city Tuesday evening.
Ad Bower has gone away for a
stay Of a few days. He went to
Wheeling.
Charles Waddel, teacher in the Nor
mai School at Fairm0nt was visitor
to this city Tuesday.
James Caldwell of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting his son Charles
Caldwell on Sunnyside
Miss Verda MeClain, Of Point
Marion, is visiting her friend Miss
Pearl Allender OF South Park.
Mrs. Sallie linn aud two sons have
returned home from Rivesyille, after
visit with relatives in that town.
Charles Jones, of Rivesyille, brother
of DR.. Ebert Jones of this city, a cat
tie buyer invested in some stock In
this city Yesterday.
e Mrs. John A. Pool and daughter
returned home Tuesday from Sutton,
Braxton county, where they have been
visiting for the past three weeks.
Miss Maud Jennings was brought
home from Parsons yesterday. She
has been suffering from the effects Of
poson Ivy but Is better now.
Thos G. Patterson, who has been
visiting Harry Aliender. in South
Park, has returned to his home in
Wellston, Ohio.
Miss Minnie Barhe and Miss
Brown of Uniontown, Pa, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
Barbe of Sunnyside.
Mrs. Dering will retain sole control
OF her millinery store. Mrs. S. S.
Dusen berry is in 1t to learn the bust
ness but will not be associated with
Mrs. Dering Ia its ownership.
Miss Mollie Glasscock is threat
ened with an attack of fever and ii
is feared that she cannot escape it,
She is at her home near Arnetts-
vile.
Mrs. J. Ross Tweed of the First
ward arrived home today. Mrs.
Tweed has been absent for five weeks
during which time she has visited At
lantic City and friends in Lancaster,
Pa.
Prof. J. II. Patterson Of Glenroy,
Ohio is visiting friends and relatives
at this place. His family has been
here for some time They will return
home the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs d. w. Deusenberry
entertained number Of their friends
on Tuesday evening at dance al
their residence on Wiles Addition
The affair was thoroughly enjoyed
by those who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. snee of Pitts.
burg arrived In the city yesterday,
and are registered at the Peabody
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Snee were here
to witness the marriage of their son,
w. j. Snee, to Miss Grace Martin Of
this city.
Col W. w. Arnett Of Wheeling
will be the chief orator at the unveil-
| ing OF Confederate monument ~
! Union, Monroe county tomorrow. He
was colonel of the goth Virginia and
had command Of the regiment when
only youth.
Frank Hartley who has just died 10
the west is well known in Morgan
town He is a Fairmonter who went
out to attend the drawing Of farms In
| Oklahoma and was successful in the
lottery conducted by the government
| The news OF his death has just been
received.
John Sullivan who was threaten
ed with fever at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Hartman, of Green.
mont, is very much better and will
be all right shortly. He lives in
Pittsburg and has been here witt
| his mother on a visit.
Michael Rice is gradually improv
ing and 1T is expected that the loss
of his memory mentioned in this pa
per few days ago will not be per-
manent. 1t was feared at first thai
his memory was gone for good. HI
is fast regaining his usual health
and normal condition.
Rev. John T. Marley who has beer
spending the Summer in Monro'
county visiting relatives of Mrs
Marley has returned home. Mrs
Marley remained behind to attend
the confederate reunion and monu
ment unwilling which took place
there on Thursday. Mr.. Marley ha6
a delightful Summer and is very
much improved by reason of It.