Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Miss Ida Van Glider has gone to
Uniontown for short visit to rela-
tiyes.
Misses Nellie Sharp and Lillian
Boyers are at Randall for a few days
to visit relatives.
Miss Ellie Poster, of Fairmont, is
here for a short visit to her father
Homer Poster who is connected with
5. A. Posten's store
Jason Clark has gone to Pitts
burg on business and will be back
the last of the week.
Hon. James c. McGrew, of King
wood, is here the guest of his son,
Major w. O. McGrew
Mrs. II. G. Stoetzer, of Moredale
Pa, is here to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Brown.
Ben f. Shuttelsworth has gone To
Clarksburg where he will be until the
time to return TO school in the fall.
Major j. L. Keener has returned
from Weston where he had been to see
his brother George |. Keener on bus
mess matters.
John johnson, of Fairmont who
was forced to- leave school sometime
ago on account of illness is improv-
ing and will be out soon.
Mrs. Scrafford and daughter Miss
Bertha, of Pittsburg, who were for
merly residents of this place, arrived
on Wednesday evening and will be
here some time the guests of friends.
Norman Garrison, deputy sheriff
of this county, is very i'll at his home
on Jakes Run, and the indications are
that he is in for spell of fever.
His temperature this morning was
over one hundred and two.
Mr.. J. L. Henderson and wife, OF
Tyler, Texas, are here to see their
friends of whom they have many.
They will remain during the summer
and Mr. Henderson will take some of
the extra courses of lectures through
the summer quarter. We are pleased
to see them here.
Simon Garrison has returned from
his old home on Jakes Run where he
was called by the illness of his mother
who is suffering from the effects of
fall received some time ago It is
feared that she is injured internally
but the doctors say that all that is
needed to restore her TO health is rest
and quiet.
B. G. Moore who was here in the
fall and who completed his senior
work and who went home a few
months ago will be back in day or
SO to graduate with the class. He
was prevented from graduating last
year by a severe case Of illness near
the close of the school year but will
get his sheep skin this time all
right.
S. H. Bowman, a member of the
senior class has returned from Bar
bour county where he has been on
short visit. He will remain here
until after commencement and will
graduate with the class. He has
found that he is Ineligible to the
nomination as he is under the age
limit of twenty five years.
J. L. Henderson will be one Of the
students during the summer quar-
ter here being attracted here from
Texas by the magnificent opportuni-
ties afforded students for the sum
mer.
YESTERDAY was the day for the
opening Of the Trans-Mississippi Ex-
| position at Omaha. This exposition is
expected to eclipse everything of the
kind that has been held and only be
second TO that held in Chicago to com
memorate the four hundredth ami
versary of the discovery of this coun-
try. The event was very elabor-
ate one and large crowd Of people
were in attendance. The war excite
ment will no doubt interfere with the
attendance during the show, but a
great many people will go. Those
who miss it will miss seeing a very
great exposition.
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