Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

I. B. Williams is in Dunbar on
business.
John Moore has gone TO Union
town for short stay.
Judge Okey johnson is back from
Charleston where he has been for a
week or more.
Mr. A. L. Lowrie has returned to
pittsburg after short stay here
looking after business interests.
Miss Mary Evans has gone to
Uniontown where she viii visit rela-
tives for several days.
Judge T. p. Jacobs, of New Mar
tinsyille, is here visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorain Fortnev, of
Concord are here. They have been
visiting Mrs. Fortnev's parents in
Pennsylvania.
Clark Sanders of Vaudeville was in
town on Thursday making arrange
ments TO enter the University for the
summer quarter.
Prof S. B. Brown, of the Uniyer
sity. who has been visiting relatives
at Halleck has returned for the
opening of the University
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss has return.
ed from Mountain Lake Park where
he had taken Mrs Sturgiss who will
spend the summer there.
Miss Nellie White and Odell Nc
Kinney spent yesterday at Cheat
Canyon club house.
The Misses Douthat and Bessie
Hartigan are now organizing a par
ty Of girls to go camping on Cheat.
Dir. A. Cameron will take his fam
lily over Cheat sometime this month.
probably next week on a camping
expedition.
Mr. and Mrs Waitman Barbe ex-
pect to start Monday on a long drive
through the southern part of this
state and into Virginia.
Harry Kunst's brother from
Pruntytown arrived on the morning
train. He is thinking OF attending
the summer school,
Judge Hagans who has just return
ed from Washington is unwell and is
confined to the house. However there
is nothing serious the matter and he
will be out in day or SO. He is suf-
fering from erysipelas.
McGregor, of Richie county, is
here to enter school again. He was
compelled to leave here last winter
on account of illness.
A. N. Thompson who has been
at his old home in Parkersburg for
a week or two has returned to Nor
gantown where he will be the rest
of the heated term.
Prof r. L. Morris who has been
near Burton in the oil fields engaged
in the state geological survey has
returned to assume his duties in the
University.
Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh, of Bal
timore, is here to spend the summer
with Morgantown friends. They
are all exceedingly glad to have her.
Prof. st. George L. Brooke who has
been visiting relatives in the eastern
Panhandle has returned as he went;
overland in buggy. He takes the
trip every summer and enjoys it much
more than in going on the cars.
Profs Woolery, Hodges ard Mil
Ter returned on Friday morning from
Wheeling where they had been
in attendance on the recent session
of the state educational association.
They report very pleasant and
profitable session.
Miss Bette Jones will enter the
Office Of the circuit clerk soon and
will be his assistant. She is a fine
short hand writer and a first class
operator with the typewriter and she
will prove well adapted to the posi-
ton.
Emil Schultz who has been on
vacation for sometime has resumed
his duties as operator at the depot.
Whilford who has been acting in his
place Mhile he was gone has return
ed to Pittsburg.
M. T.. Brown who has been visit
ing his wife at Halleck has returned.
Mrs. Brown will remain there for
month or more longer. The weather