Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt People
Where they are aud How they are.

Miss Title Bernhardt has return
ed te Uniontown after visit of some
weeks to friends.
Col c. L. Skinner is at Cambridge
Springs, Pa, where he hopes to grow
stronger.
Miss Louise Fitch took the first
prize for class application In the Jun
ior class at Mt de Chantal this year
Guy Mahaney, of Uniontown, who
has been here for ten days the guest
of relatives has returned home.
Win Hayes is here for a short visit
the first one that he has made home
since he went on the road as drum
mer.
W. II. Picking, of Bucyrus has re-
turned home after few days spent
here, the guest of his sister Mrs.
James Sheerin at the Episcopal Hall
W. H. Frazier, of Martinsburg, an
old student who is we'll known here
came in on Sunday 20 visit Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Frazier at the Peabody
Richard Myers and Col. z. j.
Wright of the celebrated Enterprise
Hotel ofPonetown are visitors IN the
city and will be here for some days
Miss Jacobs, daughter of Judge
Jacobs, of New Martinsville, has re-
turned home after being here for
sometime visiting relatives.
E. G. Smith, of Wheeling, is here
visiting his wife who is the guest of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hen
men, on Front street
L. A. Yeager may remain here for
the summer school at the University
and make up the small deficiency
that will be required to make him a
junior next year.
John Nuzum who is a graduate of
the University and at present one of
the Normal school teachers will be
a student here this summer at the
University.
Charles Holden has gone to Clarks-
burg where he will be until the
opening of the summer quarter at
the University when he will return
and enter school.
Professor W. p. Wiley and son
Chauncey and Mr.. and Mrs Guy Il.
c Allen started to Wheeling this
morning in their buggies going by
Waynesburg.
City Engineer White, of Wheel
ing, came in Monday morning to
look after the interests Of the town
in the paving contracts which are to
be let to-day
Col a. Fairchild is confined to his
bed at home in South Morgantown
on account of sprain he received
several days ago. He thought that
he would be out in day or SO but he
is still suffering from its effects
DR.. Raymond has gone to Bethany
where he is to deliver an address to
the senior class of the college. From
there he will go to Harper's Ferry
and will be the guest of Regent R.
r McMahon for some DAYS.
DR.. A. d. Hopkins will leave to-
morrow for Gilmer, Lewis and Up
shur counties where he will spend
several weeks in the orchards inveS
tigating and taking the proper means
TO destroy the San Jose scale which is
very destructive in those counties.
Duke Dent was beaten in the first
game that he pitched for Uniontown
having been moved down by the
Johnstown team. His friends here
hope that be will do better in the
future contests IN which he partici-
paUes.
Judge and Mrs. Provence, of Ma
sontown, Pa, who have been on Sun
nvside all winter have returned
home The children have been
students in the University and they
will return and enter it again in the
fall.
Miss Maud Gilmore has been
quite i'll for several days and has ev-
cry indication of fever but the doc
tor thinks that he will be- able to
break it up in it's incipiency. We
hope that his efforts may succeed
and that she will soon be well again.
Earl Smith was in town on Sun
dey and intended going back to
Fairmont on the excursion train
when it returned from Pittsbnrg
However he forgot the train on the