The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-01-28

Personal Mention or Prominent People,
How they are and Where they are.

HOW tney ale ana " mere tney are
Squire Michael Wright. OF Clay
District was in town today
Rev. E. A. Davis of Belington
died recently of typhoid fever.
Miss Altai Floyd, teacher 10 the
public school is on the sick list and
not able to be at school.
Miss Elizabeth Clayton who has
been i'll for a week or ten days has re-
covered and is able to resume her
duties at the University.
f. o. O'Brien, law student who
has been confined to his room for a
week or ten days on account of sick
ness, left for his home in Wheeling on
Monday
Mrs. 5. Fl. Wentworth returned
yesterday from New York and has
resumed her classes in physical
training. She was called home last
week by the death of her father.
Chas. Anderson, the IA year old
son OF mail carrier Dolph Anderson,
is critically i'll of fever and rheuma
tism at his home in Greenmont. He
has been sick since the middle OF
December.
Mr.. G. Jacobs continues very low
with no prospect for improvement.
His sons Judge Jacobs of New Mar
tinsville and VIM. L OF Indianapolis
are both at his bedside.
Prof. w. j. Leonard has been con-
fined to his room for several days
from an injured limb. His ailment
is not serious and he will be able to
meet classes again soon.
Every one will he glad to note the
Improvement in Judge Johnson's
health and the announcement that
he will very soou again be able to
meet his classes.
l. s. Reed has been very i'll for
several days past apd is in quite
critical condition. He is suffering
from stroke of paralysis.
A letter from Mrs r. 4 Fast
says they are having a pleasant stay
in Pasadena, California, and that the
Colonel is improving in health. They
will remain there until spring.
Miss Maymie Ware, Miss Flora
Hayes and Miss Louise Fay lett
this afternoon for Charleston where
they gave an entertainment a. the
M. E. church south this evening"
Huntington Advertiser
Mr.. Milton Hirschman is in the
East selecting stock for the Spring
trade. The patrons OF the big store
know that they will have great va
riety from which to make their selec-
tions when the goods come.
Mr.. Frank Fuller who was recently
secretary of the common
wealth of Pennsylvania by Governor
Pennypacker is lying at his home 10
UniontowI, quite i'll from pneumonia
He has not been able to 20 to the |
Capital since his appointment.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis who is connected |
with one of the big glass works here
was recently at Connelsvile to visit
Burgess Kurtz The gentlemen are |
old friends but have not met since !
1876. OF course the meeting was a
pleasant one.
harles Floyd has bean appointed
of the estate of his
Mrs. Elizabeth Floyd. who
with her husband was murdered at
their home near Warrington some
time ago. A bond of $4,000 was re-
CURED.
News from Mrs. Josephine Nor
gan, and Mr.. w. n. Morgan, states
that they arrived at Taylor, Texas.
nearly week ago and are enjoying
that sunny climate very much. They
are guests of Mr.. Mendel and fami
~ there who are relatives of Mrs.
Morgan.
Frank ST. Clair of the Mont Cha
teau Hotel on Cheat was 10 town yes
to-day. Frank has been making nu-
merous improvements in the hotel
and is preparing to do bigger bushes
next summer than ever before. Mont |
Chateau has always been popular
place and there is no reason why be
should not.