Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-24
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

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How they afe and Where they are.
Ed Herd is expected home in a
few days for short visit
G. b. Shoemaker of Sistersyille
was registered at the Peabody We'd
nesday.
Miss Josephine Kunkle has gone
to Aurora 20 spend short time Wis
iting relatives.
Robert Guy is visiting his home
in the southern part of the state
during the lawyers vacation.
E. W. Mcneil has returned from
Piedmont where he had been in at
tendance on the convention.
Miss Bess Douthat is very sick at
her home on North High street and
has been unable to be out for some
days.
Ira Claybaugh is at Uniontown
for lew days, He will shortly re
turn to Morgantown to remain for
several weeks longer.
Mrs. Ludwig and child arrived to-
day from Kentucky. Mr.. Ludwig has
his new house completed in the Sec
ond ward and has already moved into
ii.
A letter from Col. r. E. Fast writ
ten at Hot Springs, Va, says that
temporarily he does not feel so well
but that an invalid can not help i'm
proving at that place.
Miss Mary Evans returned from At
lantlc City this morning where she
has been for month with her aunt
Mrs. Wagner She was called on ac-
count OF the serious illness of her
mother
John Turner is back from Manning
ton where he has been working for
some time. He says that the new
company over there is good one and
is composed of the best possible ma
terial.
James Evans has gone to Detroit
to be absent for week with his
class to inspect the establishment of
The Park Davidson Company. They
will be guests of the concern.
Charles L. Hopkins OF Lloydsvile
came in this morning and will be in
town Until after the encampment at
Parkersburg which will attend with
the local company being a member
OF that organization.
Major Joseph has been ordered to
get one of his medical staff who has
lett the state with some state prop
erty. There will be a job for sher
if If the fellow doesn't come to time
| as he should.
Luther Douthat who has been Wis
iting relatives in the Southern end
of the state is back at home for a
brief stay. Mrs. r. M, Douthat who
has been visiting relatives in the
country has returned to town.
Hon. Joseph Moreland and family
are at Vanvoorhis where they will
spend some time on an outing They
have moved into an old house which
has been fixed up for them and will
enjoy fishing, boating and the pleas
ures of camping for a week or SO.
j. w. Greene and family lett on
the eaiiy train this morning for
Monongahela City to attend the fun
eral of a brother-in law Thos. B.
Hanson who was accidently scaled
to death by boiler exploding near
that place
Hon. John J. Cornwell editor of
the Hampshire Review has been nom-
mated by the Democrats for state
Senator from the 18th senatorial dis
trict composing the eastern panhan
die. He has represented that district
in the senate for two terms past.
sheep Turner who has been
sick for several weeks is able to be
out again He had severe seige
with fever but is all right. His ply
stefan tells him that he will be able
to go to the Guard encampment at
Parkersburg in August
A. F. Heenan of the firm Meek q
Heenan went to Pittsburg today.
He has sold out his interest in the
real estate and insurance agency
here to Mr.. Meek. Mr.. Heenan has
been accustomed to an active bust
ness life as a merchant, and will re-
turn to that business
Word comes from NJ. j. Debord,
at Morgantown, that he is well
pleased with his situation. Mr. De
bord is foreman for one of the larg
est foundries in the state and is re.
ceiving good salary for conducting
its affairs. He dislikes the idea of
being absent from his estimable fam
lily, but for the present he will re-
main at the college town Cen
trail City Chronicle.
IT Is hard matter to hold stock
holders or other meetings during
weather as warm as this. The mem
bers would rather be away somewhere