Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-16
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

D. r. Elcessor of Pittsburg was
visitor here Friday.
R. c. Mckinney OF PIT. Marion,
was registered at the Peabody hotel
Friday.
Mrs Sarah Wood and Mrs. Carlow
have been visiting relatives in Union
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Krebs, OF
Somerset, Pa, are speniing season
at Atlantic city.
w. J. Snee has resigned his position
as assistant prosecuting attorney.
His successor has not yet been desig-
mated.
Miss Mary Burns has returned from
visit 10 Fairmont. She was accom-
panied by her cousin Miss Margaret
Shinn.
Prof. John L. Johnson reports that
he killed ten copper head snakes at
the edge of the Hjlarity camping
grounds on Cheat this summer.
Miss Effie Miller who has been sur
fering from fever for several weeks
seems to have passed the crisis and
gives promise OF early improvement.
Word from Elias J. Nuzum who is
lying at his home in Fairmont so i'll
of typhoid fever is very discour-
aging. His friends have no hope of
his recovery.
Col. w. A. Hanaway arrived here
last evening and will remain for some
days looking after his property. He
owns considerable body OF the most
valuable land IN this county.
Arnold Scherr is the latest aspirant
for the nomination for Governor on
the Republican ticket next campaign.
If he is on the slate he will get the
nomination but if he isn't selected by
the bosses he will save time and
breath by retiring at once.
Sampson Buckley of the Geological
survey, has been in the city. Morgan
town has been visited by several
biologists of natiopal reputation this
summer The coal field and other
geological formations of this district
are attracting much attention all over
the country.
James B. Ridgway has gone to PIT.
Marion, Ira Claybaugh to Brownsville,
James Shaffer to Uniontown and Will
ley Arnett to Allegheny. They went
to camp with Company L and were
among the best men in the organiza-
tion. They will be missed but will
return whenever the organization is
called out for any purpose.
Mr.. T. Pickenpaugh has been very
i'll for the past two days and is In a
very serious condition. On Thursday
evening he went home from business
feeling as well as usual and in the night
was taken with heart attack and
has been in precarious condition ever
since. Mr.. Pickenpaugh has host
OF friends who regret his illness and
all hope for his speedy recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. border gave a
delightful entertainment Monday
evening at their home, Mendenall
Hail. near Kearneysville, in houor of
their guests Miss Neidig, Of Frederick,
and Misses Matthews and Wolfe, OF
Pennsylvania. A considerable num-
ber of persons from Shepherdstown
were present, and with the other visi-
tors spent most pleasant evening"
Shepherdstown Register.
Ed e. Meredith who has been here
this summer engaged on the Indus
trial edition of the NEW DOMINION
has left for Chicago where he will
join his show. He will be greatly
missed in the town where he has hosts
Of friends but in all PROBABILITY will
return to this place to remain perma-
nently. The show with which he is
connected will play here in January.
The edition on which Mr.. Meredith
has been working will be issued short
ly and it is expected that il will be
the finest that has ever been gotten
out in the state.