Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-05
Ansls L nra YgaENsse.
Personal Mention az Prominent People
Where they ere and Cow they are.


where theY ere and Row they are
L. A. Yeager has returned from a
business trip 10 Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ]. Kortright
are visiting In Mount Pleasant.
George L. Ringer has gone 70
Wheeling 10 spend several days Wis
iting.
VIII Reeves of Seneca has gone to
Masontown to sec how badly hurt
his brother Fred is.
Mrs Anna Mcdonald and daughter
Hazel, Of Fairmont, are the guests Of
Mr.. w. e. JollIffe.
Will H. Morgan has gone to spend
. day or SO visiting his wife who is
in Pennsylvania.
Lindsay Weaver has gone to But-
talo where he will take ia the sights
OF the Pan American.
Fred Reeves will never be able to
handle razor any more as two OF his
fingers are gone from the right hand,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mcdonald of
Mount Pleasant have been visiting
here. They are well known in town
aud formerly resided ut this place
Misses Dora and Bertha Wiles
and Miss Georgia Harner who have
been ut Mountain Lake Park re-
turned home this afternoon.
Miss Helen Bowie who has append
ieitis at her home in South Morgan
town is somewhat better TO day She
passed bad night but in spite OF that
seems to have improved some.
Boyce Reynolds who has been en-
gagged as telegraph operator at
Emlenton for some time has been sick
fer several days as a result of drink
ing TOO much ice water
Charles Kern who was badly hurt
by fall of slate at Beechurst a few
days ago is able to walk around
with the aid of erutches but his back
IS troubling him great deal.
Robert Jones Of the Pump Station
is very sick and has been i'll for
some days. 1t is feared that an OPP
GRAFTON will have TO be performed.
He has something like appendicitis.
Prof, f. L. Emory is back from
Buffalo where he had been in attend
ance on National Engineering As
ISOLATION. He reports a splendid
time and very successful session.
Prof G. r Jones was also present.
Mr.. George semans received a letter
this morning announcing the death Of
his nephew Harry Semans in hospl-
tai at Philadelphia. The letter did
not state what was the cause Of his
death. The funeral will take place
at Uniontown on Saturday morning.
Miss Lynne Waddel Of Brandonyille
has been elected 4 teacher In The Sis
tersyille, Public Schools at a salary
OF $40 per month for nine months in
the year. She IS elected teacher Of
Room and takes charge at the begin
Ing of the fall term, September 1st.
Invitation cards have been issued
announcing the wedding Of Mr.. Har-
vey w. Harmer, Of Clarkshurg, TO
Miss Nellie Briton Maften, to take
place on Thursday, July Is, at st.
Peters Lutheran Church, Shepherds
town. The bride and groom will be
at home at Clarksburg, after Aug. |.
Capt IT. a. Maulsby a widely known
citizen Of Fairmont suffered a severe
sun stroke at Martinsburg on Wednes-
day and is in very critical condition.
Captain Maulsby was commander Of
the famous Maulsby artillery through
the civil war and is widely known
among G. A. r. men.
Prof Altha Warman has returned
from Montgomery where he has
been engaged in teaching for the
past three years. He came by way
of Mountain Lake Park and attend
ed the meeting of the state educa-
tional association. Prof. Warman
has resigned at Montgomery having
remained for one year longer than
he wished out Of Difference to the
wishes Of Principal Kelly. He will
enter the law department OF the I'M
iyersity next fall.
Prof. IT. G. Miller, left this morning
for Pittsburg where he goes to inspect
the bust of the late Ex-Governor
Francis H. Pierpoint, that has been
made by the noted sculptor, Simpson,
and is now at the home OF the Govern
or's daughter Mrs. Henry Siyiter. Mr..
Simpson has been in Pittsburg for sew
eral days for the purpose of being with
the family in order that they may see
the modelling OF the bust. Prof. Mil
Ter is chairman Of the committee ap-
pointed by the last Legislature for the
purpose OF having the statue made.
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