Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-01
About OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Alsrse they are and tiow they are.


Nls,sse they are and How they are.
Miss Maud Jennings Is confined To
the house with humps.
w. H. Hall is quite sick at his
home on Sunnyside from the effects
of cold.
Col. James C. Frazer has returned
from New York where he has been for
several days on business.
Mrs. s. V. Leech has returned from
Pittshurg where she has been Tor the
past month visiting relatives.
Major J. NJ Bell is getting over an
attack of the grip which has been very
stubborn and has been with him for
the past month.
MIR. j. A. Weaver is able to sit up
after very severe attack Of Illness
and will be out again in short time.
II f., Crawford resumed his duties
at the postoflice this afternoon The
other carriers who are out have not
yet come ins
John Wallace former deputy sher-
III will shortly enter the Office OF the
clerk of the circuit court where be
will be engaged for some time.
George w Cable at Commence
ment Hall tonight will be one OF
the finest treats that the town has
ever had the opportunity of hearing
Mr.. L. l.. Minor has been secured
by the Investigating committee to
take the stenographic notes for them
while they are in session. There was
no one here that they could get for
that purpose.
Robert Douthat is badly knocked
out by being struck In the back by a
sled In a collision on Front street last
night. He feared at first that rib
was broken but is somewhat better at
present and the rib is as good as new.
Hon. e. NJ. Grant member OF the
House from this county arrived last
night and will be here while the in
vestigating committee is In session.
He could not come when they first ar
rived as he had some important busi-
ness which demanded his attention at
that time.
Miss Lucy Celeste Daniels, profess
or of European History in the Univer-
sity fell on the sidewalk this morning
and broke her left wrist. The acct
dent occurred as she was leaving her
rooms at Dr. j. B. Johnstons. Miss
Daniels is an especially popular nlem-
Der of the Faculty aud students and
instructors alike will be sorry to learn
of her misfortune.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hademan
have returned from a six weeks visit
with Mrs. j. V. Haldeman, at New
Carlisle, Ohio. The latter lady has
been somewhat afflicted and their
visit was prolonged onthat account.
She is improving nicely at present
however tits unnecessary to say
that she was delighted to have
father and mother with her SO long.
Mrs. Wilson the venerable mother
of John d. Wilson Fish Commission
er Of the United States is very i'll at
the home of her son on Prospect st.
DR.. Casselherry is the attending
physician. Nearly thirty years ago
DR.. S. v Leeeh was her pastor at
Martinsburg, W. V. where she was
the most prominent and beloved
lady in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
DIR. /. G. White has returned from
Charleston where he has been for an
appropriation for the state geological
survey of which he is the head. This
has been prevented from doing any
thing for couple Of years on account
of there being no--~money available.
1t is to be hoped that this time this
will be remedied.
Hon. w. r. ID. Dent OF Grafton ar
rived this morning and has gone to
Granville where he will visit his
grandmother who is quite feeble from
the effects of grip. The old lady is
ninety three years Of age and grip has
dealt rather hard with her although
her relatives and friends hope that
she may be spared to them for many
years yet.