The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-10
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Personal Menffen II Prominent People.
where they are sEd How they are.
Tom Protzman was in town last
week and as Il result everything was
good.
Ed Meredith was in town for some
time last week and appeared to be
enjoying himself hugely.
Miss Jennie Smith the famous
evangelist is conducting success
flil series of meetings in Wheeling.
DR.. Arthur Lazier, of SmithfieId,
has been in town and neighborhood
for a week or so. He is having a
great time in the wilds of Wetzel
and reports everything to be boom
ing. We are glad to note his sue
cess.
Waitman Hartman was compelled
to be away from his work at Hirsch-
mans several days last week by
sickness
Miss Lily MADEIRA of Grafton has
entered fhe University after weeks
absence at home
DIR. James H. Lawhead, of West
Newton, was recently visiting his
parents in South Morgantown.
Mrs. Joseph jackson, of King
wood, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
l. G. Lazzelle.
AN evidence of how great the de-
mand for houses and how fast that
demand is supplied in some cases
was given here recently. A citizen
of the town gave contract for a
house and before the workman be-
gan to put it up he began to move
his household goods. BY night the
house was up and he was snugly en-
sconsed Id 1t. This breaks the rap
id housebuilding record by several
and shows that Morgantown can
scarcely be called slow in that re-
speet
Miss Addie Ireland has recently
been visiting friends in Fairmont.
Mrs. George C. Steele still inn
proves and will soon be enjoying her
usual health again.
Mrs. M. A. McGill, Of Pittsburg,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Given for some time has returned to
her home.
H. P. Spurlock left Tuesday morn
ing for Morgantown where he will
take term work in the law depart
ment of the University. Mr.. Spur
lock is young man Of fine mind
and highly educated. He is son of
the late Hurston Spurlock, for many
years Wayne county representative
in our legislature man who prob
ably did more than any other one to
remove the capital from Wheeling
to Charleston. We predict for him
success in the profession which he
has chosen, and to which he seems
SO admirably Disqualification
Leader.
Mr.. W. X. Given was a recent vlsi-
tor to Pittsburg.
Norman Wharton went down to
Uniontown Saturday.
Mr.. Luther d. Malone, of Parkers-
burg, who was Governor Atkinson
private secretary during the campaign
has entered the University to take the
law course.
II. Stealey Dering is at home from
Chicago spending short vacation.
John B. Flenniken, of Merritts-
town, Pa, has entered the University.
Mrs. S. S. Wade was recently in
Clarksburg on visit to her old home.
Tom johnson Of Oil City who was
compelled to leave school on account
of a severe attack of sickness has re-
turned.
W. j. Bruner will not return to
school this year but will graduate ia
1913. He will be greatly missed and
his classmates are extremely sorry to
lose probably the best man from the
class.
Mrs. Frank Blackshlre, of Naming
ton, was here some days recently Wis
iting her son Harry who is student
at the University.
Belt Lawhead has been elected as
President Of the Engineering Society
at the University next year. Nor
gantown has had many brilliant son
but few who have fairer promise of
usefulness and eminence than Canter.
Vain Wiley is at home to spend
vacation after session pleasantly and
profitably spent at medical college in
Baltimore.
Miss Grace Chichester is In the city
having accepted position as stenog-
rapher for DR.. l. G. White.
Walter Hayes was Morgantown-
er in Pittsburg recently.
Hon. James A. Brown, of King
wood, was in town on business last
week.
J. U. B. Woodson, of Fayette coun-
ty is one Of Sunnyside's new citizens
and is proving himself to be most
valuable addition to its population.
Mr.. d. We'll, of Martinsburg, has
neen visiting ms daughter MRS. w,
mann, ana gave US a peasant call
Yesterday. M wen mas Just re-
turned IRON rarkerspurg, where ne
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