Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine Mt People
Where they are and Kew they are.

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Fl. L. Swisher is back after a short
visit to Philippi-
Prof. B. II. Hite is back from
trip to Wheeling.
Mrs. A. III. Reed and children of
Grafton are visiting relatives here.
Mr. I. B. Wilgus is thinking about
moving his billiard room to Union
town.
Mr. Furgeson, who was one of the
head men in the construction Of the
lock, resigned his position last week.
Mrs. Jennie MADEIRA Of Morgantown
was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. E.
A. Breckenridge, for several days
during the week.
Walter South, OF Sunnyside, has
gone to Mt. Morris. He expects to
spend a week hunting and fishing
in that region.
Misses Winnie South and Josie Kun
kle have gone to Wheeling to attend
the meeting of the state educational
association. They win return on Fri
day.
Cuthbert Osborn who is a lieuten-
ant at Chiekamauga has been sick for
some days but his illness is not at all
serious. We hope that he may soon
recover
John Nj. Gregg has been at Man
nington for week or more in the in
terests of the state geological survey
but he has returned home now and
will be here for some days.
Mrs. Eli Gaddis has returned to her
home at Uniontown after a visit to
her parents here. She was accompan-
led by Miss Blanche Semans who will
visit her till after the Fourth.
Lloyd Friend went through here on
Saturday afternoon on his way to
Scottdale where he spent Sunday He
will be back here in few days and
will attend the summer quarter.
DR.. A. d. Hopkins has gone to the
Eastern Panhandle to give advice
and assistance to the orchardists of
that section of the state in their eff
forts to exterminate the San Jose
scale.
Miss Gillian Jamison of Sunnyside
has returned home from Fairmont
where she has been for some time
visiting Mrs Jamison is quite sick
and has been compelled to remain Ia
her room.
County superintendent II. NJ
Calhoun, Of Pendleton county, is
here to enter the law school for the
summer quarter. He will take the
full course. Mr.. Calhoun is very
excellent gentleman.
Clarence Burdette Of Charleston,
who is well known here among the
society people has been made one of
the sergeants of the Charleston com
pany and has been mustered into the
service. This company is one of the
second regiment which is at present
being formed.
Prof. Frederick w. Truscott, the
new professor Of German arrived on
Saturday from Berlin where he has
been for three years engaged in
study. He is ready to assume charge
Of the duties of his position at the
beginning of the summer quarter.
Prof. Ernest B Hoag, of rhroop
Polytechnique Institute, of Califor-
MIA, has arrived in Morgantown He
is to be the instructor in the Bioloo
ical department Of the University
during the summer quarter assist
ing Dr. j w. Hartigan, who is the
head of that department.
Mrs. M. a. Hennen and Miss Mary
Hennen who went To Wheeling last
week in hopes that the change would
benefit Miss Mary's health have re-
turned. The smoke and dirt of the
First city proved too much for her
and made her worse. We hope that
she will soon recover from the bad eff
fects of the trip.