Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-27
ABBOTT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine ut People
Where they are and How they are.

b. II. MADEIRA spent Sunday out
of town.
Miss May Muzum is very sick at
her home on Wiles street.
Charles Eawhead of Uniontown
spent Sunday here visiting relatives.
Ed E. Meredith. OF FFairmont, was
a visitor here Saturday afternoon
between trains
Mr.. E. NJ. Grant who has been
away for some time in the interest Of
the new brick plant has returned.
w J. Holden principal of the
Chenille State Nnormal school will
be student here during part Of
the summer quarter.
Prot. R. l. Morris who has been
working in the oil fields near Burton
on the state geological survey spent
Sunday here.
Director Stewart of the Expert
ment Station has returned home af
ter short trip in the interests of
the station.
Mrs. Lide Haynes, OF Taylortown,
Pa, is here to visit her sisters Mrs.
Watts, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs Har.
ner. She will remain for sometime.
Miss Daisy John has returned
from Fairmont where she has been
visiting relatives for couple Of
weeks
Tom Protzman of Morris Cross
Roads was in town Saturday night
and returned home on the morning
boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hirschmon
and Simon spent yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Mansbach, in Fair
mont.
Col. S. A. Posten has returned after
a weeks absence. He was in Pitts
burg on business and went from
there to Clear spn ng, Md, to see Mrs
Posten and the children,
DR.. George |. Keener and wife left
town Monday morning for Weston
where they will make their future
home. The best wishes of host OF
friends here go with them
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Henderson who
have been visiting relatives near
Mount Morris have returned to
Morgantown and are ready for the
opening of school next Friday.
Albert Dorsey who has been con-
nected with this Office for about a
year past, has gone to Webster Springs
for a stay of a month. His numerous
friends wish that his stay at the
Springs may result in much improve
ment.
Mack Chips, of Laurel Point, was
i'll on Friday and was for sometime
in avery critical condition but we
are glad to learn that he is some
what better to-day and that he is
on the road TO complete recovery.
Prof. T. c. Miller who has been
conducting the teachers institute for
Ohio county has returned here and
will be here for day or so. He will
then return to Wheeling and attend
the state educational association and
will be back here for the opening of
the summer quarter at the University
Mrs. w. P Wiley left Monday
morning for Wheeling She will
visit her sister Mrs Wagner, who is
now in great suspense on account of
her youngest son Dwight, who is
now in the thick Of the fight at San
tiago He is one of the Seventy
first New York men.
Ward B. Lindsey will leave next
Thursday for the West Virginia
University at Morgantown where he
will complete course in law. Mr..
Lindsay has been studying law with
Prosecuting Attorney q. $. G. Pit
ger during the pest fifteen months.
-Martinsburg Herald
On Thursday Dr. r. L. Brown,
who holds commission as Captain
and Assistant Quartermaster in the
L. S. Army, left to enter into
active service, He was ordered by
wire to report for duty at once at
Camp Alger, Falls Church, Virginia
The DOCTORS many friends here hope
that after career of glory he will
return without harm from battle or
Observation-Disclosures Banner.
M. d. PosT, author for pastime,
philosopher by nature and lawyer by
profession, is in the city the guest of
his sister, Mrs. M. L. Hutchinson.
He is returning to his home at Wheel