Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-20
ADO, T OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
E. C. Frame has gone back to Fair
mont after a short visit here.
James Michaels, OF Worthington.
spent Sunday in town.
NJ. Barrackman, of Mt. Morris, was
q recent visitor here.
Miss Blanche LazzelIe has re-
turned from Buckhannon where she
graduated at the recent Commence
ment.
Mrs. Crisis and Miss Jennie Reay
of Salem are visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Reay, on Green
mont.
Elmer f. Jacob has returned from
Ia business trip to various points
looking into the matter of brick for
the University wing.
Earl Smith stopped here ON his way
home from Uniontown but did not
have repetition OF the train missing
experience of last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Core, of Mount Nor
ris, who has been at Buckhannon
visiting friends passed through town
on Saturday en- route to her home
Prof. R. A. Armstrong has gone
to Chicago where he will take n
course leading to the degree OF Phi,
D. He will be away all summer
Jesse Protzman has returned from
Pruntytown where he has been with
his wife for short visit Mrs
Protzman did not come back with
him.
Victor Crossman is in town for a
short visit to his friends here He
has been at Louisville, Ky, since he
left here and is now on his way TO
his old home in New York
Prof I. c. Miller is conducting
the teachers institute for Ohio coun-
ty this week and will attend the Ed
vocational Association at Wheeling
next week.
Col. and Mrs. j. c.. Frazer, who
have been attending the University
at Morgantown, since the commence
ment started TO drive TO Wheeling,
and from that point they will drive
to this city. -Martinsburg Herald.
Rex Mckinley, who was formerly
a drummer having this place as one
of his points on his route, is married.
He married Miss Ida Lemley of this
county. The happy event occurred
some days ago.
D. G. Reay, of Charleston, who is
one Of the assistants of the clerk OF
the Supreme Court is at home for
short visit to his parents at Gran
vile. This is the first time that be
has been back since he assumed his
new duties.
Prof. A. D Hopkins has returned
from Lewis county where he had
been investigating the San Jose scale
and it's ravages. This is the worst
foe that the fruit growers of the
state have to contend with now and
the problem of its destruction is a
most important one.
JuuRe TeeT, Vi 1dTTlSPllle, pre-
sided over the court at the opening
Of the term at the instance of Judge
Hagans, who did not wish to preside
over the trial Of the Musgrave case,
has gone home and Judge Hagans is
now on the bench and will hear the
remainder of the cases which are to
come up this term.
Bert Laughed is back from I'm
iontown where he went with the
Fairmont team on Saturday to play
against Uniontown. The up river
boys were victorious by a score of
4 to 2 winning the game after it was
a tie By Tom Pastorious making a
two base hit and bringing in two
men who were on the bases. The
contest was very clean and an ex-
citing one. Altman pitched for
Uniontown..
Dick Meyers is in town for short
stay. He has met with hard luck.
The well which he was engaged in
drilling has been plugged up after it
has reached depth of twenty EIGHT
hundred feet. After fruitless job
of fishing it has been decided to let it
go as bad job and move the rig.
The loss will be considerable and all
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