Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-22
iBosT oug FRIENDS
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and naW they are.

DR.. Hill is the latest acquisition to
the Opera House orchestra.
Guy Wiley who came home from
Fairmont for visit is sick with grip.
George Nangilder is unable 70 az
tend TO his duties on account OF grip,
W. II. Morgan has been down with
grip and uaahle 20 attend 70 bis du-
ties.
Edward Herd * another grip vic
tim, Charles Herd has recovered
enough 20 be oyer 10 town.
5. G. Chadwick ,Ir, has returned
To Fairmont after spending several
days at home with grip.
w. E. Arnett and Captain Hare
of the Second National are recover
ing from grip which had them down
for few days.
Ill is said that Mrs. Pierce and Miss
Olive will return To Morgantown in
the Spring to reside. We will be glad
To have them again.
Mr.. A. L. Rider and his bride will
friends here and will be warmly well
coined when they come.
Mr. C. II. Wilbourne has fallen be-
low grips rayages aud is sick in bed.
His wife and both children are also
down with the same disease.
Prof J. l. Harvey formerly Profess
sor of languages in the University
holds the same position In large In
stitution in Denver, Colorado.
John Samsel and Elmer Jacobs
have gone to Fairmont where they
will lay off the residence to be built
for Col Jos. McDermott up there.
Mrs. S. A. Poster is entertaining
the members of the w. @. I. U. at
her home on Main street this after
noon. They are having delightful
time.
Miss Laura Dawson has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks and Is UNI
able to sit upyet. Miss Laura's many
friends will regret to learn of this and
hope she may soon be out again.
In. Weaver was returning from
Pittsburg Monday night and was
caught in the train which was laid
out in Smithfield. He reached home
at five O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Miss Jeanette Hayes has returned
home from a visit in Huntington.
Parkersburg aud Clarksburg. Miss
Hayes was shown a great deal of at
tention while absent and had a very
pleasant trip.
Prof. B. II. Hite is at Charleston in
reference TO the pure food legislation
that is before the legislature. There
is a great deal that is Of Importance
TO the people Of the state TO be acted
upon in that direction.
Hon. E. Nj. Grnnt has our thinks
for copies of the House Journal which
he has been kindly sending us every
day or so. The proceedings have had
much of interest TO people here during
the preset session and there is more
coming.
Rev. Campbell Jobes has begun
his meetings at the Christian church
having begun them on Monday
night The meeting at the Baptist
church will begin this evening un-
der the direction of Rev. j. ID.
Harte of Petersburg.
+. Nj. Mardorff and Jennings Bur-
nett. of Brownsville, are here and are
engaged in work on the tinishings of
the new Moreland residence on lower
Main street. The residence is near
ing completion and it will not be so
very long before it is ready for occu.
pancy.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. w. Sprague are
here listing his relatives. They were
married few days ago near Hunting
ton and are on their way to Donora
where he has an interest In hotel
Mr.. Sprague was formerly a student
here and is remembered by many Of
our people.
DR.. and Mrs. F. p. Ruhl have pur-
chased the Fleming property on
Maple Avenue, and will move into
| it soon. Misses Bess and Lucy
Fleming, who occupied said proper
ty have moved into the Carr proper
| ty on Quincy street.-Fairmont
| Times.
Rev. Macy MCGEE Waters Of Bing-
hamton, N. Y, spent night before
last here and was warmly greeted by
the few friends who learned OF his
presence. Mr.. Waters has become
quite famous as minister and lee
turer his services being greatly in de-
mand on the platform. He was re-
Gently called from church in Evans
ton, H., to Binghamton where he has
one of the largest churches In the city.
His friends here were greatly pleased
to see him. HIS visit was an accident
as he was In Pittsburg and found the
train on which he must travel was
three hours late thus causing him to
miss his engagement to lecture and
he took the opportunity to visit this
place and his old home in Preston
county.