Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-29
ABBOTT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

UHcEc tHel are anu NOW sfct hfts
Charlie Steele, our delivery boy
has gone to Pittsburg for visit.
Carl Frame of Fairmont has return
ed home after being here over night.
N. L. Brown has gone to Halleck
where he will be for couple of days
visiting his family.
ar T n. Smith, the jeweler, will
leJGrn this evening from brief bus
mess trip to Pittsburg.
Elder Brown, of Clarksburg, is
here and will tonight hold quarter
ly conference at the 4. NJ. E.Church.
Dr. Raymond is in Wheeling at.
tending the meeting of State Educa-
tional Association. Mr.. Barbe will
also so this evening.
DR.. Joseph A. McLane and bride
departed for Steubenville Yesterday
after a visit of two weeks at DIR.
Charles McLane's here.
Hon. and Mrs. George c. Sturgiss
have gone to Mountain Lake Park
where they will spend the heated
term.
j. w. Lantz. of Blacksmith, is
back here after short visit home
and is at the Wallace House which
is being run by his brother John.
r. NJ. Carol, a we'll known school
teacher of this section. will go TO
Morgantown this week to enter the
summer term at the university. News
Standard.
George w. Johnson Of Martins burg
former graduate Of the University
and now member Of the board of
regents of the state normal schools
has returned home after short stay
here.
Miss Lynne Waddell has returned
from visit to her home at Brandon
vile. She will spend the summer
quarter in the University. Miss
Waddell is very bright student.
Clarence BeaIl has returned from
Wheeling where he has been attend
ing the meeting of the Epworth
League which has just closed there.
The session attracted great mum
Der of young people and was a most
interesting one.
Mrs. D. L. Donley, of Mt Morris,
and her little granddaughter, Miss
Owens, of Point Marion, have gone
to Kansas to visit her son and
daughter and will probably go to
Minnesota to Svisit DIR. and Mrs. Z.
K Brown.
Prof. and Mrs T. E. Hodges who
have been visiting relatives in Up
shur county for couple of weeks
have returned, and Prof. Hodges
has gone to Wheeling to attend the
meeting of the state educational as
ISOLATION.
Miss Mary McKendree of Hunting
ton who is one of the teachers in Mar
shall College is here and will take a
course in the summer school at the
University. At present she is quar-
tered at Mr.. Hackney's the guest Of
Miss Lillian Hackney who is mem
Der OF the same staff Of teachers as
Miss McKendree.
Paul Mccoy who has been here adj
yertising the big celebration at Fair
mont for the Fourth has gone on to
Uniontown to help drum up crowd
from there. From his description
there is only to be one celebration on
earth and that will be in the up river
town. The whole earth will be there
and the biggest time that has ever
happened will be on tap.
David Musgraye, Of Monongalia
Co., W. Va, who was convicted of
wife murder in 1895, at second trial
last week in Morgantown, confessed
through his attorney, to involuntary
manslaughter, and was fined $50 and
sentenced to jail for six months.
Musgrave's case should not be emulat-
ed by other West Virginians, as they
might not fare so well. Waynesburg
Independent.
Mrs. W. S. Aldrich gave a six
o'clock tea party yesterday evening
at which the following persons were
guests: Mrs. Barbe, Misses Nc
Murphy, Coil and Evans, Messrs.
Bernie Morgan, Guy Wiley and
DR.. Sanders. They were treated to
an elegant supper and after pleas
ant chat they disbanded about half
past nine.