Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-21

Personal Mention Or Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.


Mrs. G. a. Gabler has returned
from visit in Brownsville
Mr. ]. S. linn Of the Bon Ton
Racket store is in Pittsburg on a
short business trip.
Mrs. Belle Arnctt, OF Fairmont, is
here to visit her sister Mrs. Lou
John, Of Snnnyside
Mr.. j. =. Keilar has returned from
Hundred where he had been % visit
his sister who is very sick with sever.
DR.. Walter Leech of Rivesville
spent sunday with his parents DR.
and Mrs. $. ". Leech.
Henry Domain has returned from
Harrisburg where he has been to
visit his brother for several weeks.
Mrs S. A. Poster and two little
daughters have gone to Washington
to spend month visiting friends.
Harry Kiger's friends hope that he
was not seriously injured in the rail-
road accident and will soon be out
again.
Bert Baker has returned from a
visit to the Pan American IIia wife
stopped Tor short stay IN Pitts
burg.
Thomas Barthlow has returned
from an extended trip during which
he took in the sights Of the Pan
American.
Miss Main Brookover vers
sprightly little lady OF Georgetown is
here to spend some time with Miss
Bessie Fleming.
Rev. Ira Wallace has gone to
Pleasant Unity, Pa, where he will
attend the meeting Of the Southern
Conference of the Pittsburg district. |
He will be absent for several days.
Mrs. Mary Barrickman who has
been very sick for long time Is worse
at last reports. She had been Inn
proving and her change for the worse
is very unwelcome news TO every one
Prot. Thos. F. Hodges will lecture
on Thursday night of this week be-
fore the Marion county Sunday
School convention which meets in
Fairmont.
Mayor |. NJ Kelly of Clarksburg
was in town over Sunday night. He
came in on the late train thinking
that it went through. He was very
much pleased with the appearance
of Morgantown and said that it
sustained the high reputation which
it has achieved over the stats
Prof ]. Walter Barnes, of FAIR
mont, has purchased the Elmwood
farm near Shepherdstown, 146 acres,
at $40 per acre, and will erect new
brick dwelling house upon 1t. He
also bought OF DR.. A. S. Reynolds the
Shepherdstown roller mill at "a, 900.
Prof Barnes will become resident
OF this county. -Charles Town Free
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed w. Judson Of
Gloversville. N. r., are at the Pea
body. He is one of the members OF
the firm of Baker and Jndson who
have the contract for constructing
locks ten and eleven and came down
to see how the work is going on.
He is very well satisfied with the
condition OF affairs as he found them
here.
DR.. d. P. Fitch, who has been in
attendance upon Gen. G. E. Smith,
who has been very sick at his home 10
this place for the past week, has given
out that his patient is slowly improv-
ing, and that the danger period Is
about passed. During the past few
days the General has. grown much
stronger and is better in every way.
| 1t will be some time, however, until
he will be able to leave his room. -
Fairmont Times.
The Misses Anna and Stella
White of Sunnyside, left on the 1920
| j. IA. .laln o...44uay Tor Pittsburg
to spend Sunday with their brother
Bennett S. White. Monday,all three
expect to go from there to Buffalo
| to visit the Exposition and Niagara
Falls. Bennett S. and Miss Anna
will return to Plttsbnrg and Nor
gant0wn the last of the week. Miss
Stella will go to Ohio to visit rela-
tives and friends in Lorain, Woos-
| ter, jacksonville, and Columbus be-
fore she returns to Mornantown.