Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-31
AB0uT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promiae mt People
Where they are and How they are.


Will Bennett is back from a visit
to Clarksburg.
Nj. l. Brown is at Halleck at the
bedside of his brother who can live
but a short time.
Sheriff Garrison is on Jake's run,
at his old h-me having been called
there by the illness of his mother.
Prof. Ross Jones came in Tues
day morning after spending few
days at his home in Taylor county.
/. 6. Lazzelle and Oscar A. Camp
bell went over to Mount Morris on
Tuesday to take dispositions in the
Musgrave case.
Harris and Ellis Yost after short
visit to the old boys here have re-
turned to Amos. Every one was
glad to see them and they enjoyed
the stay immensely.
DR.. John A. Myers left for Wheel
ing this morning and will return to
New York the latter part OF the
week The Doctors many old friends
here were much pleased to him
again.
Private Dalzell left here this morn
ing for his home in Ohio after a
delightful stay He expressed him.
self as very we'll pleased with his
visit here and with the people. He
complimented the town on its pros
perity and great future. No where
had he seen greater evidences of
the good things in store for them.
Miss Belle Finnell, OF keyser, is
spending a few weeks here with her
relatives and many friends. Miss
Belle has not forgotten her old home
in Morgantown and is as much
pleased to get back as we are to see
her The family are nicely located
in Keyser and begin ato feel at home
there. Our good wishes will always
follow them.
Duke Dent will pitch this sum
mer for Unlontown having been
signed by them after the game there
on Monday. They are greatly taken
with him and the experience will be
valuable one for him. He Will get
many pointers on the game while
there under efficient instructors and
will be far more valuable than be-
fore to the University. He is a
coming ball player.
DR. Raymond returned Sunday
morning from the east where he went
on business connected with the Uni
versity. Among the things he did
while gone was to deliver an address
to the graduating class of the Key
ser High Schoo. Beside this he
looked after the catalogue which is
being prepared in Baltimore Some
copies of this will be here this week
possibly by Thursday and they will
be distributed at once to the intend
ing students and others who may
want them.
Col. r. E. Fast had charge of the
cadets at Uniontown on Monday
and he performed the duties as usual
with a high degree of efficiency.
There is not better tactician in the
State than he is, but the Governor
did not see fit to prefer him com
mission in the new regiment which
is now being formed in this
state. His experience is in line with
that OF a number Of other competent
men 1t has been the desire Of
those in power to give the best Off
ces to political friends and overlook
aerit wherever possible. AS re-
suit regiment will be raised which
will for the most part be differed by
men who have had no experience and
who in some cases will not be able
to profit by it when they get the ex-
perience. The new regiment will
prove only one more of the gigantic
blunders of the present executive.
We shall have more to say Of this
organization later.