The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-08-07
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

q evuoA aCHttou VI GHVmIHcHt c0UlS
Where they are and How they are.
Tom Protzman, the only, OF Morris
Gross Roads, was In town Saturday.
Ed Mayors, OF Fairmont, was here
for short time Friday.
Leon Friedman, OF Braddock, a
student here last year is in the city.
Miss Lillian Boyers, OF Randall,
was in town Monday.
w. X. Hoffman, OF Pittsburg, was
recent visitor in town. He is with
the Hilarity at Camp Eden.
DIR. Arthur Boyers, of Moundsyille,
made us flying visit the first OF the
week
E. B. Stewart returned Saturday
from two weeks visit to his old
home at Martinsburg.
Senator Garrison is i'll at his home
at Pedlar's Run with fever. Sheriff
Garrison spent Saturday and Sunday
with him.
George Hatfield, of the just for-fun
camp, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Miss Worth Fleming, of Fairmont,
has been appointed as music teacher
in the Normal school at Fairmont.
j. Hugh Bowers a recent law grad
uate has been elected as principal OF
the Petersburg High school.
Earl Cameron is in from Cheat af-
ter a two weeks stay with the Just
for-Fun camping club.
Russell Huston is over Cheat for
two weeks outing with the Hilarity
camp.
Keith Thompson is in Parkersburg
for short visit.
Mr.. John B.Willey was recently WIS.,
itor to Asbury Park. On his return
to Morgantown he was accompanied
by Marshall Hartigan who has been
there with his parents for some time.
Rev. Smith, of Pittsburg, was re-
Gently in town for several days. This
was his first visit TO Morgantown
and he expressed himself as much
pleased with oar thriving little city.
Samuel Noyes, of Charleston, is
one OF the candidates for admission
to the bar who is to be examined by
the law faculty. He has studied law
at the University of Virginia.
Henry NJ. Leps who made Morgan
town his home for several years left
Monday morning for Grafton where
he will stay a short time. Where he
will go from there has not yet been
definitely decided.
Prof. L. G. Atkeson has decided
to accept the position of Dean of the
Agricultural College to which posi-
ton he was recently elected.
DR.. James p. Fitch was recent
visitor to Pittsburg going there to
inspect the school buildings with
a view to helping Morgantown in
determining what kind of building
to erect.
Harvey Smith, of Clarksburg, is
in town to take the law examination
before the law faculty. He attended
here for several years but went to
Columbia University to complete the
course While there the law regu-
lating admission to the bar was
changed and he has to be examined
before he will be admitted.
Xlla Mccain, of Clarksburg, is an
other young aspirant for the legal
profession who is here for the law ex-
aminations. He is a graduate of
Washington & Lee University.
DR.. A. Cameron Is at Mt. Pisgah
in Clay county in attendance ON the
Chautauqua in progress down there.
He is booked for one of the lectures to
be delivered during the progress of
this meeting and we feel very certain
that the lecture to be delivered by the
Doctor will prove one of the most in
teresting and entertaining of any
which will be heard there this season.
Dr. H. J. Cole, an old Monongalia
boy who is now one of the leading
citizens of Nebraska promised us
visit this summer but now finds he
will be unable to do so, much to our
regret.
Messrs. Presley Shriver, Daniel
b. Moore, Stephen Moore and Squire
Elias Tenant, prominent citizens of
the West End of the county were in
town on business last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Fleming, of Pittsburg
is here to spend few weeks with
her mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Marsilliott and daughter,
Miss Mamie are visiting their num-
erous Morgantown friends.
Miss Allie Vance has nearly re-
covered from her recent severe i'll
ness and is able to walk about in
the house. We are certainly glad to
note the fortunate issue of what at
one time seemed destined to prove
dangerous illness. 1t is only a
matter of time now until she will be
completely well.
Miss Loudenslager, of Tiflin, Ohio,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jason
Clark.
Mr.. E. G. Smith, of Wheeling, is
visiting Mrs. Smiths parents Mr..
and Mrs. M. Hennen, of Front street
Mr.. w. K. Davis who was recently
elected cashier of the First National
Bank, of Grafton, will leave his po-
sition here to assume his new duties
about August Is. Everyone will be
sorry to see him go as he has made
friends of all who are acquainted
with him but they are glad to see
him succeed according to his deserts
and congratulate him on his adj
vance.
Rev. and Mrs. Lindemuth, of
Moosic, Pa, arrived last week. Mrs. |
Lindemuth will spend some time
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. |
M. L. Casselberry. Rev. Lindemuth
returned home the next day after
their arrival.
Clark Sanders recently spent sew
eral days at his home at Vaudeville. |