Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-12-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

w. Il. Davis Of Grafton came in on
Friday morning and left on the noon
train for home.
Lloyd Friend has gone to Buckhan-
non where he will spend the holidays
with his parents.
Miss Winnie South came down
from Fairmont and will be here I'M
til the first of the New Year.
DR.. d. B. Purinton of Granville
Ohio is in town having been summon
ed here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Lorentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kammerer have
gone to Cumberland to spend the
holidays with friends. A pleasant
visit to the worthy couple
f. II. Yost has gone to Amos where
he will spend the holidays at home.
He was in town for a day greeting his
many friends.
Among the numerous other rela-
tives and friends here to pay their
last tribute TO Mrs. Lorentz was Mrs.
John Lindsey, of Pittsburg.
Miss Barbara Naret who has been
in Fayette county, this state, for
several months is at home for the
holidays.
Prof. and Mrs. Whitehill and
daughter Miss Bessie have gone to
Beaver, Pa, to remain until the
close of the month.
E. d. West one of our promising
young men was business caller at
this office yesterday. We were pleas
ed to make Mr.. Vests acquaint-
ance.
Miss Meta Philips who has been at
Granville, Ohio, attending school is at
Rev. III. McCutcheon's on Sunnyside
and will remain until after the New
Year.
Mrs. S. G.. Chadwick is back from
Grafton where she had been to witness
the EllisDa wedding which was
the society event of that place day
or SO since.
Misses Lillian and Blanche Hackney
are at home from Huntington where
the latter is going to school and the
former is one Of the teachers in Mar
shall college.
Guy Brown is back from the west
where he has been hunting and ramb-
ling around for the last four months.
He had very fine time aud is over
flowing with the many varied expert
ences with which he has met.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Evans re-
turned home yesterday from Wheel
ing where they had been some time
visiting Mrs. Wagner. The latter
lady has not yet entirely recovered
her health but is improving.
d. c. Reay arrived from Charles
ton on the morning train Friday and
will be at his home at Duke for a
couple of weeks. He is still thusing
over the game with old Virginia and
full of "reminiscences of that occa-
sion.
Mr.. John S. Withers, a leading
lawyer of Chenille, and a nephew
of Prof. Lorentz, is here. He is the
guest of George c. Steele Mr.. With
ers received his education at the ia
nous old Monongalia Academy here
in the early sixties when Professor
Lorentz was at the head of the in
stitution.
| Lynn Osborne of Clarksburg arrived
on Thursday afternoon for short
stay here. He has been chosen as cap
tain Of the foot ball team for next
year He will re-enter the Universe
ty at the beginning of next term and
will continue the good record that he
has been making here in the last few
terms.
Col. and Mrs. Vowel left on Thurs
day evening for Culpeper Court House
Va, where they will spend Christmas.
They will go with the regrets of every
one that they could not remain here
longer. Mr.. Larney Carr has been
! left here to work up the tribe of Jo-
seph and Col. Vowel will be sent into
south eastern Virginia after the holt
days.
Ralph Rogers is back from Cum
berland where he went to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Ada
line Rogers. Mrs. Rogers had been
making her home there with her
mother tor some time and was in
her usual health the night before her
death She sat up until half past
ten reading and went to bed without
any complaint of illness. The next
morning she was found dead having