Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

eReie tneY are aad u0W tney are.
Miss Clara Vance OF Connellsville is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Dawson.
John w. Wiles has been badly
Rocked out for several days with grip.
Harry Shank is still bothered with
a very severe attack Of grip.
Mrs. Brand Of Peasants street bias
been quite sick for several days.
Mrs. S. E. Jones OF Wiles street is
suffering from an attack OF heart dis.
eass
George NJ. Cobun has been over at
Masontewn TO attend his fathers flu.
neral. His father died on Sunday
from cancer.
Judge Okey johnson has grip and
has been unable to meet his classes
at the University.
Mrs. Jeanette Tate of Louisville
Ky, IS visiting her sister Mrs. John
j. Brown OF Chancery Hill.
Mrs. Frank Reed and daughter
Lillian of Fairmont have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Homer Poster.
Mrs. Sprung OF Cameron has been
called here 10 nurse her brother-in-law
James Sprung who Is sick at Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boyd's on Sunnyside.
Prof. Lorain Fortney who has been
here for day or SO visiting has re-
turned to West Liberty where he Is
one of the faculty Of the state normal
school.
Rev. |. A. Barnes has gone TO Fair
mont where he will attend meeting
to-day to transact much business of
interest to the Young Peoples Society
OF which he is In charge.
Lieutenant T. D. b. Stewart has
returned from Charleston where he
had been to settle up the affairs Of
his brother DIR. Clyde Stewart who
had to 60 west for bis health.
Oscar Gregg rural mail carrier is
down with grip and unable to take
his trip out to-day. He has the long
est and rardest route OF any that goes
out Of the local Office.
Mrs. Charles Caldwell has been
quite sick with grip at her home on
Sunnyside. Mr. Caldwell exper
fenced siege of the same. disease
some time ago but has recovered.
Prof. Harvey Brand and Dolph
Anderson two letter carriers have
been off for several days on account
of illness. They both resumed their
places to-day and the force is now
intact.
Ira Dewitt of Parkersburg a well
known oil operator is dead after a
short illness. He is known all ever
this state and Pennsylvania and many
people in Morgantown are numbered
among his friends. The cause of his
death was appen dieitis.
Bert Bennett is suffering from a
gathering on his neck. 1t has not
been decided as 10 its nature but there
are those who think that it is nothing
but plain old fashioned mumps.
Mr. +. w Smith who was here on
a visit two weeks ago has been sick
ia bed ever since he returned to Indi-
ana, Pa, where he lives. He is pro.
prietor of Smiths store and expects
to sell it soon.
Miss Ida Lowmap, of Indiana, Pa.
who was formerly one of the clerks
in Smiths store is back and will be
at her old place for a while. She
has MANY friends here who are glad
to see her again.
| The two following paragraphs are
from the Connellsville Courier:
Howard Grassland a student at the
| University OF West Virginia, was at
home in New Haven over Sunday.
He is manager Of the Varsity base
ball team this season and has prepared
a schedule of games that includes
nearly all Of the prominent colleges
and universities in the South. The
agitation over the faculty at the Uui-
versity, he says, has subsidized.
+. NJ. Davidson Of Morgantown,
was visitor, Monday in town. He
says that Morgantown Is sure OF her
new charter which will give the town
population of about 5000 or 10, ZOO
people A clause In the charter which
provided that liquor license could be
issued in the town without the con-
sent Of the county court was stricken
out by the Legislature. There is a
strong feeling against continuing Nor
gantown as dry town under its new
| charter.