Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-15
About OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT People
Where fheY are and How they are.

Miss Lucy Bowie is visiting friends
in Duquense and Pittsburg.
Miss Jessie Moorhead left on the
1887 for Mountain Lake Park
I George E. Gramm left this morn
ing for Atlantic City where he will
spend ten days vacation.
Chas. E. Miller, of Scrafford, has
gone to Oil City to spend his vaca-
! tion
| DIR. and Mrs. Coombs have gone to
Mt. Lake Park for few days rest
All wish them pleasant stay and
they no doubt will have it.
| T. ID. B. Stewart and wife, of Charles
ton, are here to visit Major Stewart,
Jas. M. Jamison's family and other
friends. They will remain some time.
Miss Mamie Bussey,a recent visitor
from Mt. Morris is here again having
been called back on account of the i'll
ness of her friend Mrs. T. n. Smith.
/ We regret to note the Illness of Mrs.
L. N. Smith who has been suffering
from a severe attack of neuralgia for a
week past.
| John W. Davis, one of the bright
est members of the Harrison county
bar was here yesterday on legal
business.
r. A. McConkey, principal of the
Clarksburg schools after attending
the University summer school left
this morning.
Miss Moore and Miss Julia Nc
Glaughlin, of Huntington, who have
been attending the University have
returned home after attending the
summer quarter
Mrs j. L. Keener and children
drove down through to Greene conn
ty, Pa where they will spend week.
They left in the Majors fine new
trap, driving his spick span of dap
pie grays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Reed, Of
Wheeling, are guests of j. G. and
Clark McVicker and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed, of the same city, are
! = uCSlc dU VI. IOCCtl
Mr.. G. p. Murray and family of
Williamsburg, are visiting Prof.
Emory. Mr.. Murray is taking
fshort rest from his labors as chief
chemist of the Carnegie Steel Co.
| The Kingwood Argus notes that
Miss Lynne Waddell has been chosen
one of the teachers in the Morgan
town schools and says she is an ex-
cellent young lady, fact that we all
knew.
We are pleased to note the improve
ment in Mr.. p. III. Keck's health. He
is quite lively and as glad to see his
friends as ever. He still takes a
lively interest in affairs and is ready
to discuss every, live question of the
day.
1t is reported that President and
Mrs. Mckinley will visit Senator
Elkins at his home "Halliehurstp at
Elkins before the summer is over.
The President feels the strain of the
past few months anxiety and will
take little vacation. Senator Elk
ms is a close friend of the President.
Mrs. Emma Davenport accompan-
led by her father DR.. l. c. White
went TO Cincinnati on Sunday where
she will take a course at famous art
school. She will be gone for year.
Mrs. Davenport has always shown
talent as an artist a number Of her
paintings being in the possession of
friends. A far back as the Worlds
Fair some of her work was on exhibit
tion in the art building. We expect
her to make her mark.
These two personals are from the
Keyser Tribune:
Mrs. John L. Fogle (nee Miss Nellie
Carskadon) of Washington, arrived
on No. 3 this morning on visit 10
her old home.
Attorney Finnell was up the West
Virginia Central this week combin-
ing business with pleasure. He look
ed in on the convention at Elkins to
see how it was done
THE stopping of pensions to men
who have enlisted in this war has been
criticised, but the pension commission
er says he had to take that course or
be false to his oath of office Section
4724 of the revised statutes provides
that emo person in the army, navy or
marine corps shall draw both pension
as an invalid and the pay of his rank
in the service, unless the disability for
which the pension was granted be such
a 9 tn cinn hic MI in