Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-11
Abutr ouk fRtENDs
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
where they are and How they are.

Mrs. John Lantz has returned "a
Fairmont after short visit here.
DR. 2 B. REYNOLDS has been east
in the interests OF the University
Mr., Printz Of the Charles Town
Bridge Company is in town ca bust.
ness.
Jean Cooke is able to sit up in his
room and he will be entirely reeov-
cred Ia short time.
IL. b. McGregor is quite sick at
his home on Main street. He has
not been able to be out for several
DAYS.
Mrs. Fred Hough and sister Miss
Fannie Frum have gone to Man
nington to visit Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Christie for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Donlev have
gone to Mount Morris to spend a
fer days visiting relatives They
left on Friday afternoon.
Major Charles Elliott is here look
ing after some important matters
which are so important that he dares
not mention them in the presence of
news paper people.
Prof Gallup received a telegram
this afternoon announcing the death
of his father at Rock Forge Ohio and
left on the afternoon train to attend
the funeral.
George Scott prominent bust
ness man Of New York is here to
visit Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Carney.
He has been IN the South for the ben
eft of his health and came here for
short stay before returning home.
Gilbert Miller and Ben Conaway
gave dance at Municipal Hall last
night A large number of young
people were in attendance and they
had very nice time. The music
was furnished by the Connellsville
musicians who were in town.
State Labor Commissioner /. "
Barton will start on his annual tour
OF inspection Of factories about the
middle of this month. He will be in
Morgantown to see If the provisions
Of the various laws in relation to the
factories are carried out He will
find every thing all right here.
|. q. Weaver has started work on
the foundation for the new residence
which is to be built on Walnut
street by Mr.. + shisler The resi-
dence will be one of the handsomest
ia town. 1t will be just above his
present residence. 1t will be com
pleted at an early date.
Douglas Mcbride, Charles [. Hop
kins both of whom are students and
Solomon Howell have been dis.
charged from the Harti9an hospital
as cured. The first two had fever
and the LITTER had blood poison from
the scratch Of briar. His arm was
in terrible condition and he came
near dying but on account of the
treatment that he received he got
through it all right
Benson Jacobs Of Little Falls was
in town on Friday night. He states
that large number Of people have
already gone to work on locks | :
and Ii and that more are coming IN
every day. The prospects are ex-
cellent for getting the improvements
well toward completion before the
end Of the present season. The com
ing of so many people all at once in
to that country ie making things
hum just now. Business will be
fine in that section of the county
during the present summer.
These items are from the Fairmont
Times:
Miss Jeannett Arnett went to Nor
gantown this morning for a short
visit.
Mrs. Josephine Skinner has return
ed TO Fairmont, after visit with
friends at Morgantown and Pittsburg.
Miss Lizzie Sanders, Of Vaudeville,
who has been in Pennington for some
time, was the guest Of the family Of
Mr.. Sim Bright yesterday. She left
last night for her home