The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1904-02-10
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
How They are and where They are.

Personal NentiOn of Prominent People
How They are and where They are.
C. G. Mcclure OF Mt. Morris, was in
the city Saturday on business.
M. Lee Titus, Of Point Marion, is
here to-day looking after some busl-
ness matters and greeting his friends,
Ohley Broke of Falling Run street
who has been sick with pneumonia is
now recovering.
Mrs. W. E. Evans. of Van Voorhis
is now recovering from very severe
attack of grip.
L. ID. Thomas and DR.. Miller, of
this county, are in the city looking
after some business matters.
Mrs. Phebe Steele, of Bowlby, has
been quite sick for some time and
does not improve as her friends hope,
Miss Jeanette Withers, of Buck
harmon, will be the guest OF Mrs
Geo. c. Steele for the military ball.
James g. German who has been
teaching the Flats school has resign
ed. James KooRtz will finish the
| term.
Jud Rodeheaver and Arthur BOYD
have severely burned hands as result
of lighting fire on Jones avenue Fri
day morning John Harner's face
was also quite severely burned.
Miss Margaret MeLane, of Wheel
ing, is here the guest of Miss EVELYN
Burns. She arrived Friday and will
remain here until after the military
ball. This is her second visit to
Morgantown and she has manv
friends in the city.
Miss Lily Overfield has been very
ill Tor several days with grip.
Ernest Steele, of Little Falls, was
here visiting friends on Sunday.
Miss LYDIA Stanley has gone to
her home near Masontown, for short
visit.
Fred Hiser, of Beechurst Avenue.
has been i'll with tie grip for several
days.
Jerry Johnson, of Beechurst, has
moved to WIles Hill into the house
vacated by Frank Canoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Allebaugh are
both slightly i'll and have been con
fined to the house for day or so.
Mrs. Waitman Hartman returned
last night from Fairmont where she
had been to visit her parents.
Miss Mary Sterret, student of the
University, has gone to her home at
Sistersville for a visit to her parents.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss has return
ed FROM trip to Wheeling on politics
and to New York on BUSINESS.
Miss Beulah Potts, of Columbus,
Ohio, will be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. w. ii. Gallup, this week.
Miss Gertrude McGnl, Of Dawson,
Pa, will be the guest of her brother.
John McGill, for the military ball.
Milton Hopkins, OF Fairmont, was
here to spend Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Overfeld on Front
! street
David Finlow has gone to Pitts
burg where he will meet his wife who
comes from Philadelphia to join him.
He is blower at the Seneca.
| Milton Hirschman has returned
from New York where he spent the
past two weeks on business and visi-
ting friends.
Nj. j. Sonneborn has gone to New
York to spend some time selecting
spring stock foi the ladies' department
of Hirschman's big store.
Miss Katharine Mitchell, OF Wheel
ing, will be here this week to attend
the military ball. She will be the
guest OF her brother, who is a student
in the University.
Prof. t. c. Miller, who has been III
Fairmont to attend the Round Table,
came down Saturday afternoon to
visit his son Dana who is a student
at the University.
Edward c. Protzman has gone to
Pittsburg where he will witness the
demonstration of the efficiency of a
new machine which has just been
placed on the market. The machine
is said to be wonder
Marie Stenger, who has had grip,
is improving.
Eugene Hood, Of Sunnyside, has
been sick for several days.
Lamarion Mason, of Wiles Hill, is
sick with measles.
James Curl, Of Carmichaels, has
been here to do some veterinary work.
| Fleming Brown. of near Glades
vile, returned home this morning
after visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson of Geneva
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John O..
VanGilder Sunday.
i Mrs. F H. Freeland OF Stewart
street is sick with slight attack of
| grip.
| Clyde Bennett had relapse after
an attack of measles and is quite
sick again.
| Daniel Long who has been confined
to the house for long time with mea-
sizes is able to be out again.
Mrs. Tessie Madagan who is al the
home Of her father-in-law John Mad
igan is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hopkins of
Fairmont, who are here to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John Over6eld, hayc grip.
i Miss Nell Allebaueh, who has
been visiting in Huntington, will
return home tomorrow.
Waitman Hartman who islemploy-
ed as clerk at Hirschman's has grip
land is not able to attend to bis du-
ties.