Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-11
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

where They are and How they are.
w. Al. Stone OF Unientown was a
visitor here Monday afternoon.
Harry Selby is back at his duties
again after slight attack OF illness.
Joseph Barnes OF Sunnyside is very
sick with iniammatory rheumatism.
j. Frank Nelson is quite sick and
has been confined 70 the house for sew
eral days.
Judge U. S. Kendall, OF Fairmont,
came down this morning for short
visit.
w. n. Dawson is one of the latest
victims to Illness. He is confined to
the house.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J. Montgomery
have returned from visit OF week
10 Pittsbug.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs of Warrington is
here to visit her sister Mrs. George
Parfitt aud her numerous friends.
George Brown is getting better
and will be out in few days. He
has been sick for several days.
Commander Brown who has been
sick for long time is getting better
and will be able to be out soon again,
Mrs. T.. NJ Defing went to Pitts
burg this morning to attend to some
business. She will return TO night.
Judge John w Mason arrived this
morning from Fairmont to preside
over the present term of circuit court.
Hon. George c. Sturgiss went to
Pittsburg this morning. He will re.
turn this evening or tomorrow morn
ing
James Lazier who has been very
sick with neuralgia is able to be back
at his desk again in Elmer Il. Jacobs
office.
Charles +. Holden has returned to
Ciarksburg after brief visit to the
Sigma Chi boys. He is looking very
much improved in health.
FROM the fuss they are making
Presley Morris and r. e. Horner are
using ball bats at a distance of two
| feet.
Most every one is either sick or has
a bad cold these days. Grip is getting
after number of people and they are
not enjoying the visitation by any
means.
The Glee club will sing some college
songs this evening that you want to
hear. They are In fine condition and
will add no little to the success OF the
evening.
THERE is lots OF ice on the creek
and skaters have been enjoying 1t.
1t has lasted so long however that
most people have become tired of the
| fun.
FIRE losses In this country on Sun.
day aggregated eleven million dollars
loss and a score of lives were forfeited
in the various conflagrations. Pat
erson, n. j., suffered the worst, los
ing ten million dollars.
SENATOR George Cole of Weston is
being urged TO enter the lists for an.
other term in the senate and will
probably accept He is a native OF
this county and has many relatives
here.
DIR. p. IT. COURTNEY Is arranging
to build large house on the Chest
nut street front of his lot that will
accommodate three families. The
i building will adjoin the one occupied
by W. J. Montgomery and cover the
entire front OF the lot.
HIGH street is now being used as a
coastipg place. The sleds are taken
way up Wiley street and the turn
into High at the Davis corner is full
Of excitement Sometimes the sleds
will not turn and then the air is full
of sledders for some moments. &
Nor a great many people are in
town to-day by reason OF the conyen-
ing OF court. The attendance is
hardly up to the average.
PEOPLE can say they do not belleve.in
the ground hog but they mast ac-
knowledge he is holding the fort with.
out interruption.
MEMS wear Of all kinds in heavy
and medium weights at nearly hall
price at Hirschmans.
i OLD clothes made TO look as good
as new by George Weibel, the dyer aud
cleaner. 424 Front Street
i Buy. Dollars worth of goods anc
get lob granulated sugar for 50e al
Werner, Fortney & Co.'S department
store.
ALL winter underwear at much less
than former prices at Hirschmans.
ILI.EN BUSH. Nj. D.. office Moreland eorne