Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-18
AB0t i OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Clyde Barbe is back from a short
visit to Fairmont.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz has returned
from brief visit to Fairmont.
Senator George Cole, of Weston.
passed through here on his way
home from visit to Masontown, Pa.
Waitman Barbe is at home after
trip on which he attended the meet
ling of the State normal school re-
gents at Shepherdstown.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has return
ed from trip during which hs at
tended the marriage of Hon Stu
art f. Reed, of Clarksburg.
Mrs. Louis Mansback. of Fair
mont, was here yesterday TO see Mrs.
Hirschman, Mrs. Somehow and
other friends
Miss Winnie South is back from
Fairnont where she has been for sew
eral days. She is now member of
the normal school faculty up there.
DR.. McLane has gone to Pittsburg
to attend commencement at the Holy
Ghost College. He will return home
with his two sons Saturday West
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Prof ard Mrs. r. L. Hodges and
family have gone to Lorentz, Upshur
county. where they will be for coup
lie of weeks visiting Prof Hodges
old home
Miss Blanche Lazzelle, of Maids
vile, this county. was member of
the graduating class at Buckhannon
this year, completing the full liter
airy course with great credit to her
self.
Bert Langhhead has gone TO Union
town where he will play with Fairs
mont against Uniontown today The
Fairmont club went down this morn
ing Unless they put UP much bet
ter game than they have been doing
they will get chewed up in short order.
Col. and Mrs r. e. Fast are at
home again. They attended the mar
riage of JOS. MeLane at Stenbenville,
and after that went east to Washing
ton and other cities. The Colonel
says that the war department does
not expect the war to be over very
soon and are getting ready for long
struggle. There is diversity of opin-
ion as to the value of immediate in
vasion of Cuba. Porto Rico will be
taken care of at once but the main is
land will be left until later.
Prot j. NJ. Skinner and family
leave to day for New Martinsville,
where Mrs. Skinner will reside un-
til early autumn Prof. Skinner
will proceed to Wellsburg, where he
will hold an institute next week;
from there he will go to Morgan
town and review his studies in the
State University until that time as
he will return and take charge of
the Sistersyille school for the ensu-
ing year.-S5sterseilIe OIL Reviesc.
Rev. James Singleton, travelling
evangelist, is here, and has been
preaching on the streets. He has
! for several years followed this means
! of reaching those in need of the Cos
pei. He will preach this evening at
/ five o'clock in front of the court
house. Within the last few months
he has travelled twelve hundred miles
the greater part of which was made
on foot. He is very much in earnest
and is man of more than ordinary
intelligence.
Rev and Mrs Sheerin, Miss Mary
Sheerin and George Sheerin have
gone to Ocean Grove, ~ j., where
they will spend the summer. The
connection OF Rev Sheerin with the
Episcopal Hall has been severed at
his request and he will accept pas
torate elsewhere He has while here
made many friends who will regret
to see him and his estimable family
leave Morgantown. However he felt
that he had accomplished the work
for which he came and that other
fields of labor deserve his attention
more. He will return about the first
of October and complete the removal
of his household goods.
STYLE, fit, wear, and right price is
what you get when you buy shoes at
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