Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Pronine MT People
Where they are and How they are.


James Howe, of Weston, is here
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Bernard Trippett, Of the PIT
Pleasant Daily Register, was an ar
rival this morning.
Will Hall, of the Fairmont Expos
itor, is in town.
Ed Mayors, of the Fairmont Elk
positor, has become member of the
Editorial Association and came in
this morning to participate in the
excursion.
Mr.. Waitman Barbe has returned
from Huntington where he went to
deliver an address before the gradu-
ating class of the public schools.
Some of the friends of Mrs. Ten
nant, who were here attending her
funeral yesterday, returned home on
the noon train to day.
II. n. McCrory, of Fairmont, came
In yesterday afternoon aud returned
In the evening. He could not stay
longer on account of lack Of time.
w, S. Wiley, of the Wetzel Demo-
GRAFT, who has been attending the
meeting of the editors had to leave for
home Thursday evening, much to the
regret of all who were here.
Mrs g. J. Conley, of Parsons,
came to the meeting of the Editor
ial Association with her husband
and is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Albert Fortney, on Sunnyside.
Mr. John G. Lantz, of the Wallace
House, has been quite i'll tor several
days past but is better this after.
noon. His physician at first feared
he would have fever but he gives
promise of recovery now without
such serious attack.
Harry A. Eaton, who was lieu.
tenant on Major Babb's staff has re-
ceiyed the appointment as sergeant
major of the regiment at Charleston.
He was reduced when Babb was made
captain, and is to be congratulated
that he got such good place after
all
Phil Konrad had the end taken off
his thumb Thursday afternoon while
at work at the mechanical hall of the
University. One of the testing ma
chimes did the business The thumb
was caught in cog and the first
thing Konrad knew he was minus the
end of it.
Walter A. Mesterzat has gone to
Charleston where he will enter the
army and will be made principal mu-
stefan or director of the regiment now
being formed there. We congratulate
him on having received the appoint
ment and are sure that he will make
a good man for the place.
d. T. Ireland, of Baltimore, arrived
yesterday for short visit He says
that he was in the wreck at Baltimore
some time ago as told in this paper
but that the injuries received were
not SO great as at first reported. The
report came to us from Rev, Ireland
and he had been misinformed on the
fubject.
Grove Cooper is back from Charles
ton where he went to join the army.
He was rejected on the physical exam
ination. He said that it is the most
searching thing that he ever heard
OF and that great many Of the ap-
plicants are being turned down by the
surgeon. George Reay passed the ex-
animation but concluded that he did
not want to go after all, and is some
where on his way home.
Students Lardin and Garrison at
tended the contest at Waynesburg
and returned Yesterday afternoon.
They were very much pleased over
the showing by the University and
with the treatment that they had re-
ceived from all but purman and Du
lanev who as usual proved that they
had not the slightest idea how a
gentleman should act under the cir
cumStances.
None Of our visitors were more i'm.
pressed with the growth of Morgan
town or noticed the change more
than DR.. w. L. McLane The Doc
tor is a native of the place and re-
tains a great deal of affection for the
home of his childhood and her peo-
pie. In a stroll with him over the
old stamping ground almost every
corner recalled some incident of by
gone years that was interesting, and
brought up many recollections of