The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-02-17
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
How They are and where They are.

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Aubrey Wilbourne is sick at his
home in Sunnyside with measles.
Mrs. DR.. Bush is recovering from
an attack OF illness which has confined
to the house for several days.
Mr.. Milton Hopkins, OF Fairmont,
who has been here visiting John Over.
| field on Front street, has recovered
from serious attack of the grip.
Miss Fay Smith, of Fairmont, for
merly New Cumberland girl who
| frequently visited friends In Morgon-
town, was here Friday for the armury
dance.
Miss Elizabeth Lyons, of Fredonia,
N. Y, is visiting her sister Mrs. d. B.
Purinton. Miss Lyons is daughter
of Professor Lyons who was at one
time vice president of the University.
W. A. Mundelle, snapper in the
Jones Window Glass factory, ran a
nail into his foot while at work yes
terday and is temporarily disabled.
Tho wound was a very painful and
dangerous one, but it is hoped that
the injured man will escape serlons
results.
Fred Dean has returned to his
home at Niagara Falls, after brief
visit here. He has been spending
the winter at the Falls and was in
Pittsburg few days ago on business.
OF course he had to come to Nor
gantown to see the boys when he
was that close and they were very
glad to SEQ him.
Miss Ida Over6eld is confined to
the house with grip.
Mrs. Joseph Barnes of,Jones avenue
has case Of grip.
Joseph Earnest of the Seneca has
grip and is unabl to work.
Captain John Britton of Browns
vile who is very well known here
has fever at his home.
Miss Louise Brown who had the
end of her finger cut eff the other day
has recovered far enough to resume
| her duties
DR.. William o. Thompson, presi-
dent OF Ohio State University, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church
both morning and evening next Sun
Gay.
Harry Finnell who has been at
home fer a few days las returned to
resume his duties. He was called
here by the death of his grandmoth-
er Mrs. Louise Hoffman.
George j. lambert has been in
town for several days on business.
He says that he is busy with the
details of some matters which are
not ready to be published but which
will be important to the Town.
Lou Smith of Clarksburg has been
in town visiting friends since the
dance Friday night.
Miss Gertrude McGill who was a
guest of Miss Sarah Tate last week
returned to her own home at Dawson
Sunday
Misses Katharine and Sarah Robb
left this morning fer their home at
New Cumberland after spending sew
eEal days here very pleasantly.
William E. Glasscock has been in
the circuit court room and at his Of
fee for day or two, after being shut
up at home for several weeks on ac-
count Of scarlet fever
John Porter Lawrence who has been
in the Columbian Hospital at Wash
ington, d. g., at the point of death
for some weeks has completely recov-
cred aud is able tc resume bis duties.
Mr.. Lawrence's Morgantown friends
will be glad to learn of his recovery.
Frank Cox, of Senecs, is very i'll
with grip.
Henry Mccoy, Of Sistersvi'le, has
been in the city on visit.
Mrs. Lima Farrell, of Walnut
street, Is very sick.
| Samuel T. Saunders, who has had
measles, is able to be out again.
Gladys Duiin, who has had mea
sizes, is well again and started to
school today.
| Clyde Bennett, who has been very
sick with chicken pox, is now recov
ering
Mr. T. w. Ireland, of Yoke street
who has been quite sick, is getting
better.
| Virgil Brown, owner of the livery
ON Beechurst, drove to Kingwood to
day on business.
Miss Mary Waugh, who has beer
visiting Miss Ada Langfitt fol severa
day., returned to her home at Wells
burg today.
Miss Bess johnson, of Steuben
vile, OHIO, who has been Mrs. j. II
MeDcrmott's guest for the past weel
or ten days, returned to her home
TO-DAY.
i Fred Carothers, one of the oldes
engineers in the employ of the b. &
o., IS back on his run after lay OF
of several weeks on account of Ill
ness. He runs into Morgantown.
RARE bargains in men and boy