Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-12
AR0rT OH FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
There they are and How theY are.

Where they are and How theY are.
W. II. Morgan is P..ttsburg sisi-
tor.
Il. w. Dawson. Of Uniontown has
been In town for hriefstay.
Col. , G. Frazer has been in Pitts
burg looking after some legal bust
ness.
G. NJ. Alexander OF Fairmont came
down Wednesday afternoon for a
short stay
Miss Pearl Taylor OF Sunnyside has
been visiting relatives at Taylortown
for some time.
George l.. Lawlis of this office has
been sick Cor day or so but is
much better 20 day
Rev. A. NJ Buchanan returned
last evening from a visit to several
points in Pennsylvania
Miss Evelyn Burns arrived on We'd.
nesday afternoon FROM Mountain Lake
Park where she has been spending the
summer,
Mrs. Russell Morris who mas been
visiting Miss Flo Hamilton at Graf
ton has returned home.
Mrs. II. G. stoetzer Of Fairmont Is
quite sick and Mrs. John j Brown
has gone 20 see her.
Mrs w w Keener and Miss Beu-
lab Keener are back from Buffalo
where they have been to attend the
Pan American Exposition,
Mrs. Geo. w. Harner left yester-
day afternoon for Uniontown where
she will visit relatives for the next
week.
Moreland Gilmer has gone to
Wheeling to take in the state fair
which is in progress there during
this week.
Fred L. Reynolds a buglar of
Company l. is quite sick at his home
near Fairmont. He hopes to be able
to 90 to camp with the company
Mr.. Alex. L. Eddy IS again at the
college of physicians and surgeons
in Baltimore and is enjoying his
work there. He will graduate this
year.
John Shisler has returned from
Pittsburg where he has been for
several days in consultation with
some of the leading chemists of the
city.
Mrs. George Titlow Of Uniontown,
| together with the Misses Burns of
Wilmington, Del. were here for a
short time on Wednesday the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bower.
Mrs. J. f. Ryland, little son Jam-
ie and daughter Ruth, Of Charleroi,
are here for brief visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Harner of Greenmont.
Gommissary S. ". Poe Of Grafton
has gone through here on his way to
| Wheeling where be VIII be with the
First Regiment during its stay there.
He drove overland stopping at Cass-
vile last night.
Clarence Poe is here to enter the
University at the opening of the fall
term. He is one of the advance guard
and will be followed in a few days by
large body Of students. tie says
that the attendance from Taylor
county will be very good indeed this
year.
Charles L. Hopkins of Bloydsville a
member of Company l. of this place
arrived on Wednesday afternoon to
drill with the company and to accom-
pany them to camp next week. He
had intended remaining in Morgan
town during the present summer but
contracted case Of fever which broke
up his plans to some extent.
Mr.. w. A. Jones one of the owners
Of the Window Glass plant has de
veloped case OF fever He is at
the Peabody hotel. He is getting
along very nicely and the doctors
expect the attack to be rather a
light one.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong is act
ing as one of the instructors in the
teachers institute which is now in
progress in Ohio county. The
Wheeling papers speak in the high,
est terms Of lis ability as an in
struetor and the hit that he is max
with the teachers.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill returned
from COLORADO and New Mexico last
evening where he has been with Mrs.
Whitehill the greater part OF the
summer. Mrs. Whitehill is improv-
ing in health. She and her mother
Mrs Wilson will remain in Colora-
do during the winter