Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.


Where They are and How they are.
| L. G, Kimes has returned from a
visit to Fostoria.
| John Wallace who has been under
the weather for short time is out
again.
Frank b. Bannister aud Guy Brown
went TO Pittshurg on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Major Charles L. Powell will leave
Pittsburg on Friday for his new post
In Connecticut.
Lieut.. Nj. NJ Medley was one of
the first Of the students to get back
to Morgantown.
Miss Mary Turner who has been
visiting friends in Fairmont has re-
turned home.
Mrs. George w. Harner and son
Harry have gone TO Scottdale where
they will visit Mrs. j. M. Carson.
Judge T. Perry Jacobs of New
Martinsville is here to visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Jacobs.
Gilbert Miller has returned from
a visit to his home at kearneysville
and has taken up his duties again.
Miss Pearl Taylor Is confined to her
room with Illness and does not recover
as fast as her friends could hope for
Miss Josephine Kunkle returned
Wednesday afternoon from Manning
ton where she had been visiting Miss
Anna MILAN fer several days.
Lowry John while very sick boy
was somewhat better at last reports.
His illness has developed into fever.
1t started with pneumonia.
Prof. A. t. Whitehill returned
from Denver yesterday where he
spent his Christmas vacation with
Mrs. Whitehill.
r. f. L. Allen has moved his law
office from that of Mr.. John j. Brown
into an upper suite of offices in the
Hall building.
George Kellar of Buckhannon stop
ped off here on his way TO that place
from Hundred TO visit his uncle Mr.. |
J. u. Kellar. He is one of the teach |
ers in the Seminary at Buckhannon.
George Hervey who has been visit
ing at his home on Sunnyside for a
week or more has returned to his !
duties at Huntington. He is with |
Caldwell and Drake and is working
on the Home for Incurables.
Major. I. p. r. Brown and wife,
of Beverly. have been here for sever
al days the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Moreland. They with Mr..
and Mrs Moreland made trip to
Pittsburg this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John nj. r. Forth ey
left on Wednesday morning for Okla
homa where they will make their
future home. They were accompani- I
ed as far as Pittsburg by ID. B. Cor |
Iell who is Mr. Fortney's partner.
w. r. Ward, a Fairmont brake
man, while crossing the bridge over
the West Fork, near Clarksburg, fell |
a distance of 40 feet and was serious
~ injured. He was removed to the
Miners Hospital at Fairmont
Brother Bill Dawson ought to go
somewhere for biliousness. He has |
severe attack Sometime ago he was |
South for his health but from the |
talking he is now doing it is easy to
see that he is very much out Of |
whack.
John McKorkel has sued the city of |
Morgantown for ten Thousand dollars
for injuries which he received from
falling through a sidewalk in Seneca
year ago. He alleges that he can
not follow his trade as a glass worker
by reason of the injuries which he has
received.
William Barnsdale. OF Tltusville,
Pa, is dead He was one of the pio-
neer oil men Of this state and drilled
the second producer in the borders
of West Virginia. Many oil men in
this section are personally acquaint
ed with him and they will regret to
learn of his death.
Will Nelly, of Parkersburg, whose
sensational divorce suit is fresh in
the minds OF our readers is dead.
The physicians say that be died of
grief over the troubles which arose
in connection with his unhappy
marriage He was leader in socie
ty and the marriage and divorce at
tracted attention all over the state
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Nelson are
back at home after an extended we'd
ding trip to the east They were met
at the train by crowd OF friends and
escorted home with plenty OF horn
blowing and other cheerful noises.
They will be at home on High street
next to the Baptist church within a