Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promiae mt People
Where they are and How they are.

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visit to his home at Plunytown.
DR.. H. n. McCrory, of Fairmont,
was on the morning train on his way
down to Connellsville, his old home,
Frank Domain, of South Morgan
town, has gone to visit relatives in
Illinois and will be gone for severa-
weeks.
Mrs. John Protzman is sick and
is in for a siege of fever according
to the physician who is attending
her.
Mrs. John Lantz and Miss Ellie
Miller have gone to Chicago for a
visit of couple of weeks. We hope
they will have pleasant time.
Miss Elizabeth Lowman, Of In
diana, Pa, is visiting her sister,
Miss Ida Lowman, the accommodate
ing clerk at Smiths store.
Mrs. NJ T. Sisler and little son,
James, have gone to Mrs. SIS old
home near Laurel Iron Works for
several weeks stay during the warm
weather
Mrs. William Moorhead and Miss
Jessie Moorhead have joined Mr..
Moorhead who is at Mountain Lake
Park and they will be away for a
month.
Prof. Ellenberger has gone to Mt.
Lake Park to take look at things
over there and il he likes the outlook
he will take his family there this
summer
Miss Nettie Phillips who has spent
the winter at school at Granville,
Ohio, has returned to Morgantown
and is visiting Rev. and Mrs. j. &.
McCutcheon.
Fred Davis has gone to Fairmont
where he has accepted a position on
the surveying corps which is survey
ing the route for the new electric
railroad and will be away until that
is completed.
Rev. Fl. G. Stoetzer joined his wife
and daughter here yesterday and
will spend his vacation with Nor
gantown and other friends near. We
are always pleased to see him and
accord him warm welcome and are
sorry we can not see him oftener.
Jason Whitacre, of Fairmont has
taken a position as news butcher
on the f. NJ. and p, making his first
trip on Wednesday morning. He
was formerly connected with this
Office and is known to many of the
people here.
Rev. and Mrs. Simon Boyers, OF
Ada, Ohio, are visiting the formers
parents at Randall. They are on
their way to Buckhannon, where Rev.
Boyers goes to assume the duties of
the position as president of the Con-
ference Seminary to which he was
recently elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman Barbe, of
Morgantown, arrived here yesterday
from Washington where they had
been attending the National Educa-
tional Association. Mr.. Barbe left
for Lincoln county to attend teach
ers' institute Mrs Barbe will spend
several weeks here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. L Gould.-Parkers-
burg Journal
Hon. w. G. Brown, his mother
and daughter Miss Jessie, and Guy
Brown returned last evening from
their two months trip into the North
west. On the return trip they came
across the lakes from Duluth to Chi
cage. Junior and his folks re-
manned here over night going on to
Kingwood this morning. The mem
bers of the party were greatly pleas
ed with their trip and will make
such an experience always brings to
intelligent travellers.
! Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Reynolds
who have been visiting Prof. and
Mrs. P. B. Reynolds, on Sunnyside,
have gone to Buffalo where they will
attend the meeting of the National
B. Y. p U. which is now in session
there. Miss Mabel Reynolds has
also gone as the representative of the
local chapter of the organization.
They were joined here by Miss Het-
tie Brohard and Miss Tensile Gather,
of Pennington, who are also delegates
to the convention.
Mr.. L. Harrison, of Cairo, attend