Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-14

Personal Mention III Prominent People
Where thev are and Kew they are.

Personal Mention III prominens People
Where Their are md saew they are.
Mrs. W. H. Morgan who has been
Ill Tor some time Is quits low.
DIR. Walter Lecch, of Rivesyille,
spent sunday with bis parents.
Miss Ella Utt spent Sunday in
Pittsburg and Weston.
DR. Jacobs, wife and little son who
have been the guests Of Col, Fast for
some days are in Fairmcnt for visit.
We regret to note that Gen. C. L.
Smith continues very Ill though he
is thought to be solnes aas better,
Mr.. j. 2. Noonan. of Oakdale. Pa
is here having come to attend the
funeral Of the Int Miss Ida Pastor
Jus.
Mrs Elizabeth Anderson who was
so severely burned ten days ago is
still suffering very much from her
wounds.
Mrs. Pyle and Miss rillie Bern
hardt who have been visiting Misses
Ruth and Lucy Wood have returned
to Uniontown,
ss9s 4. y. Hopkins has gone to
Parkegshurg fer 4 visit ameag der
friends there. Mrs. Carlow accom-
panied her as far as Fairmont.
j. G. st. Clair has resigned the of
flee of clerk of the circuit court of
Taylor county though with more
than year Of his term TO serve vet
j. S. johnson has returned to
Parkersburg after spending some
time here visiting his parents Judge
and Mrs. Okev johnson.
W r. Taylor has started another
residence on Grant Avenue Sunny
side. He has several already well
under way over there and will rent
them as soon as completed.
Rev. Campbell Jobes was IN town
over Sunday. He went TO Point Mar
ion this morning where he is inter
ested in the glass factory which is
being built there.
Alexander Malcolm who has To-
Gated in Fairmont was down to
spend Sunday with relatives at this
place. He is working at the glass
house at Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Dering, Of
Chicago, have gone to Washington,
after brief visit here. They we're
called to that place on account of the
illness of w. d. Chadwick.
Mrs. James Baker, of Pulaski
City. Va, arrived on Sunday after
noon. She had started to attend
the funeral Of her sister Miss Ruth
Rice but could not get here in time.
William Klaproth of Wheeling, W.
Va, arrived in this city this morning
and will be the guest Of his brother,
Charles Klaproth the well known fore
man of the plumbing Departmental
the Union Improvement company.
Major Burns has returned from a
trlpFeast which has occupied a week
or more. He says that his request for
two rapid firing cannon has been taken
up by the department and they have
promised the equipment just as soon
as it can be spared.
Joseph DeYine has been working at
one of the glass factories here. He
was under contract to work for Brice
Brothers at Mount Pleasant and they
have sent for him. He claims that
they discharged him and will not go
back. The Mount Pleasant people
will try to force him to go and the
local flint glass workers union will
stay with him In his attempt to re-
resist the Pennsylvania people.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon have
gone to West Baden, Indiana, where
the former is employed with Cald
well q Drake. They left on Satur-
day evening and with them went
more than score Of people who
have been working here. Among
them were the Hess boys, John Cobb
and George Hervey. They will be
away for some time engaged in
building one of the biggest hotels in
the West.