Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-07
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where thev are and How theY are.

George Winger is back from visit
TO Wheeling Of several weeks.
HenfyB. Lazier left for pittsbnrg
on Sunday after brief visit home.
j. p. Wolf has gone 10 Masontown
TO look after his branch store at that
place.
Harry Shank cut his hand badly
this morning on wire. The injury
is very painful.
Scott Swisher has badly sprained
wrist brought about by heavy fall
on the ice while skating.
Miss Francis Wilgas. who has been
visiting relatives in Pittsburg, has
returned home,
John Cobb has been suffering from
grip for several days although he is
somewhat better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Lazier have
gone 10 Pittsburg where they will Wis
il friends for some days.
A. w. Lowrie, of Pittsburg. is here
to look alter his business interests,
having arrived on Sunday evening.
Clyde Barbe has about recovered
from an attack OF grip which made
things rather interesting for him
while it lasted
Hugh Frazer is here TO visit his
brother Col. Jas. G. Frazers He was
formerly student here and is we'll
known in Morgantown.
Prof. Waitman L. Barbe, who has
been at Masontown and Everson lee
turing to teachers Institutes, has re
turned home, coming in on Sunday
night,
Dr. George Mayors of Fairmont
came down on Sunday afternoon for
brief visit. He was formerly stu
dent in the University and is very
we'll known here.
A L. Demoss of Ellington is in town
today for the first time ia couple OF
months. He has been quite sick and
was confined to his bed for several
weeks. He has now recovered frup
the attack.
Lieut.. Il. r. Stewart who has been
at home for few days near Arnetts-
vile has returned to his duties at
West Point. His mother has been Ill
for some time but it is stated that she
is no worse than she has been.
Miss Ison, an account of whose
death will be found in another column
Of this paper is we'll known in Nor
gantown, khaving been born in this
place. Her death will learned with
regret by our people.
Tom r. Horner, of Harrison county
who is we'll known in Morgantown is
at home where he is recovering from
an attack of fever which had him
down for some weeks. Ha is slowly
regaining his strength and will soon
be well again.
Abe Tenant went to Pittsburg on
Sunday and will locate there per.
manently. lie has several good
situations in view and has been Of
fered two that are very desirable.
His many friends here wish him the
utmost success.
Captain George Hendrickson, a
former riverman who is known all
through the valley is here on visit.
He has been in the West for num-
Der of years where he is engaged in
mining business which has been very
profitable.
Prof. Il. G. Miller has gone to
Wheeling and Charleston. He will be
absent for some time and will attend
| the sessions OF the legislature while in
Charleston. There is much of inter
est TO him and TO the department of
| the states government which will pass
into his charge after March fourth.
Misses Virginia and Augusta
Wilson will not return to Morgan
town this Winter. They have been
visiting in Chicago but have recent
ly changed their plans and will not
return. Their many friends mere
will be sorry to learn of this decision
as they were very popular with our
towns people.
These two personals are from the
News Standard:
Smith Majors of this place who has
been employed at Morgantown for
some time past as day operator on the
| B. & O. has been transferred to Mt
Braddock temporarily to relieve Night
| Operator James Mcdonald who is
laid off because of sickness. Mr.. Ma.
boris place at Morgantown Is being
| filled by L. M. Keck OF West Newton
Tucker Hunt the efficient b. s. o.
railroad conductor, who has. been ex
periencing severe ordeal from the eff
| fects OF a tumor and ulcers OF the
bowels for the past four weeks, was
able to be out today He went to
Pittsburg this morning. Mr.. Hunt
although considerably the worse OF
wear, is feeling pretty we'll consider
ing his distressing affection.