Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-21
About OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Pr0mine Mt People
/ Where they are and How they are.

WHeTt thet are ana HOW tHeY are.
Mr.. Lew Wehrle brother of John
Wehrle and prominent society man
of Charleston, is here for the ball.
f. L. Naret has returned from
down the river His mother went
down and accompanied him home.
He has about recovered from the at
tack OF poisoning which so very
nearly proved fatal to him. The es-
cape was very narrow one.
George Robe has been prevented
from attending to his duties for sew
eral days by rheumatism but he is
! better now.
James Johnson, of ParkerSburg, is
here to attend the military ball and
visit his parents, Judge and Mrs.
/ Okey johnson, for few DAYS.
E. o. Widman of Cassville, was in
town on Sunday.
MRS Levin Smith has issued invi-
tations for reception to be given at
/ her home, on Twelfth street. next
Tuesday, between the hours of five
and seven, in honor of Miss Maud
] Thompson, of Morgantown. = State
! Journal.
DR.. Hutchinson, formerly of the NJ
E. seminary, but now of New York,
went through Saturday afternoon on
his way to his new post Of duty.
DR.. A. B. Riker, who was one of
those who was mentioned prominently
/ for the presidency of the University,
/ has been selected for the head of the
NJ. Il. Seminary and has signifled his
Willingness to accept the position
/ He is we'll known to many people here
and they wish him success in his new
] position.
Tom Johnson, student from Fair
mont, who has been quite sick with a
cold for a week or more has gotten
able to get out again.
Rev A. M. Buchanan has returned
from Weston where he assisted in the
conduct of q revival.
Dick Slime has gone to Cleveland
wher9 he will join a travelling show as
treasurer of the organization. We
wish him success in his new position
Ike Weaver is back from Pittsburg
where he went to look after the steam
holster which he recently purchased.
A. J. Hicks has returned to Fair
chance after spending a few days here
looking after some business interests.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong has returned
from Terra Alta where he delivered
an address to the teachers institute
on which he is receiving many compli
ments. The people up there are very
much taken with the genial and witty
professor and do not miss any chance
to hear him that they can get.
Prof. T. G. Miller has returned from
Masontown, Pa, where he went, to-
gether with number OF students Of
that vicinity to address a teachers
institute last week. He has done a
great deal of very effective missionary
work down there and will do more of
it whenever the opportunity arises.
There is not a member OF the faculty
who does more for the University and
its advancement than does Prof Mil
Ter.
Frank St. Clair has returned from
a brief pleasure trip TO Pittsburg.
Mrs. Friend Hutchinson, of Par
kersburg is here to visit friends
and to attend the military ball
Mrs. w. n. Lynch, of Martins
burg. is here 10 attend the ball.
'Doggie" Trenchard, of Pittsbur4
is here to see his many friends and
to be present at the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor, of Union
town, are among the visitors for the
ball to night.
Mr.. Snodgrass is Martinsburg
society man who is here to attend the
big event at the University to night.
Mr.. E. B. Reynolds, Mrs. H. l..
Google and little Miss Margaret
Casteel left this morning for Keyser
where they will attend the wedding
of Mr. Reynolds BROTHER Mr. Rey-
nolds will return in a day or so to
resume his law studies. Mrs Google
will make visit of couple of
j weeks.
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