Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-09
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention or Prominent People
Where Their are aud Hew they are.

/ 4. ~ smllu is udCk from IItISpuFR
where he had been on business.
i Capt. G. c. Pierce, OF Rowlesburg,
is back TO re-enter the University.
Mr. W X. Givens is back from a
business trip to Wheeling and Pitts.
burg
Thomas H. Cooper has been APP
pointed postmaster at It Leo this
county.
G. w. Gregg who is proprietor of the
City Market is Ill and unable to attend
TO his duties at the store.
Charles Pell who has been visiting
in Preston county has returned to
Morgantown.
Prof. A. L. Wade who was called
to Grafton by the serious illness of a
friend has returned home.
Mrs. j. @. Huey, of Huntington,
and Mrs. Hawkins, of Fairmont,
were guests of friends on Tuesday.
MISS Maud jennings returned on
Tuesday night from Pittsburg where
she had been visiting Tor several
days.
Mr.. T. A. Clark returned on Tues
day TO Cameron after paying short
visit TO his brother Jason Clark or this
place.
Rev. John L. Marley has gone to
Wheeling where he will attend meet
ing OF the district conyoeation. He
will be absent for two or three days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Dawson have
returned from Uniontown where they.
have been for few days visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. Z. r. Ellis of Grafton is
visiting Mrs. S. G. Chadwick. She
is daughter of Hon. Thos. +. Da-
Wis and is well knewn in Morgan
town where every one is glad to see
her.
Thomas Atkeson has returned
from an extended trip through the
state during the past three weeks
during which time he has visited
many OF the important cities of that
part of the union.
Benson Jacobs the popular and well
known merchant OF Little Falls has
been in town and has made us very
| pleasant call. Mr.. Jacobs is one Of
our best citizens and he is succeeding
as his efforts deserve.
Harry Jamison who was formerly a
student here has been appointed B. u
! O. ticket agent in Washington, Pa,
TO succeed e. II. Steinman who has
resigned Mr. Jamison goes from
Wheeling where he has been for sever
al years as assistant ticket agent.
Mrs. L. NJ. Grassland Of New Haven
is here to visit her son II. r., who is
threatened with fever. The young
man has bad fever twice In Morgan
town and the physicians do not think
that it is typhoid this time but 1t Is
another type OF fever.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Smith are GER
tainly having hard time Of it. They
have lost four of their six children
from diphtheria and another one is
very sick with the same disease. The
losses that they have experienced have
come in less than month.
Il. J. Voter, who graduated from
the University in 'SS expects to visit
Morgantown shortly. He is now To-
Gated at Milledgeville, Georgia,
where he is one Of the faculty Of the
Industrial and Mechanical College
of that state. His old friends here
will be glad TO see him again.
Miss Anna Clark, who was killed
by Vernon Kelley, near Waynes-
burg, was about 20 years of age and
a student at Waynesbarg College.
She was a very popular young lady.
This case is only another instance of
the folly of pointing weapons at peo-
pie. The lesson however will never
be learned by hundreds of people un
til they figure in something that is
as bad as this.
Samuel Eyerly of this county has
returned home after being called to
Wood county on account of the ser
ious illness of his brother, Lewis b.
Everly. When he arrived there his
brother was dead. The deceased was
about 81 years of age and had been
a former resident of this county. He
lived at Volcano Junction. Five
children survive him. The funeral
took place on Sunday. The death
was caused by fever complicated
with pneumonia.
Rev. l. A. Barnes is back from
ST. Mary's where he was over Sun
day and where he preached on that
day. Twenty-oneyea ago he was or
dained in the church at ST. Mary's
and began his ministry. Many of the
present congregation had been his
boy andgirl friends at that time. They
now have children as large as they
were at that time. The change
made Mr.. Barnes feel rather elderly