Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-14
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Prof. w. 2. Wiley is in Atlantic
City for stay Of week.
Harry Mathews Of Fairmont has
been in town to visit several friends.
George NJ. John will drive to Mt.
Lake Park tomorrow. This is au-
thentic.
Frank Cox has gone to Pittsburg
on legal business and will be away
for several days.
Mrs. Lou John is back from Fair
mont where she has been for some
time visiting relatives.
Miss Florence Jeffries of Clinton
district has gone to Cincinnati where
she will spend some time visiting.
Mrs. David Chadwick, Mrs. Mary
and Master Vincent have returned
from two weeks visit in Chicago
Miss Ellie McCay of Middlebourne
Tyler county is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mckay in South Morgan
town.
Miss Carrie Watson of Pittsburg
who has been visiting Miss Mary Sc.
mans OF this place has returned TO
her home.
Mr.. Hustled, OF the famous firm of
Hustled, Semans & Co. Uniontown,
and family returned home this morn
ing after sojourn at Mt. Chateau.
Miss Lille Crawford, of Columbus
Ohio, and Miss Minnie Whaley, Of
fnv n N ra f-if hA
family of Mr.. Walter Bowie South
Morgantown.
Mr.. Milton. Hirschman has gone to
New York TO combine business and
pleasure for couple of weeks. He
will no doubt have a pleasant as well
as profitable time.
SergeantSt. Clair is back after q Wis
it OF couple of weeks at his old
home in Pittsburg and that vicinity.
His many Morgantown friends are
pleased to see him again.
W. r. Basnett, of Warrington.
spent Sunday among old friends here.
When boy Billie learned the printers
trade in this Office later going into
business in Warrington where he has
amassed competence.
John A. P. Jones who has been at
home for week or so has gone back
TO Pittsburg TO his work. lie was ac-
companied by Humbert Ireland who
will in the future be engaged in the
Carnegie works at Homestead.
A note from DR.. Walter Hough, of
the National Museum, Washington,
D, c., says: II have just returned
from five Thousand mile trip Ia Mex
leo for the Museum. Expect TO visit
Morgantown later in the season.
Charles Waddell of Brandonville
is back at the University for the re
mainder of the summer quarter. He
is member of the Junior class and
is one of the best students in the
University.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong, vice presi-
dent of the University has been at
Wheeling to visit his niece who is
in one of the hospitals there for
treatment. We are very glad to
learn that the young lady is better
much and far on the road to complete
recovery.
Mr.. Smith Hood, ST., a citizen of
Monongalia county, was the guest of
his cousin d. M. Smith Tuesday Mr..
Hood while owning the finest farm
in Monongaiia county, is also well
fixed financially outside of this and is
a man IF uroat ipff,,opoa ~, b;c oaotior
Of the state. Tyler Co. Star.
Prof. p. 3. Reynolds who accom-
panied his wife to Mountain Lake
Park few days ago has returned
home. Mrs. Reynolds expects to re-
main at the Park until the first of
October. The place is crowded with
health and pleasure seekers and there
have not been as many for long time
as there are now.
Johnny Hoffman has gone to Mouil-
tain Lake Park where he will spend
some time recuperating from the at
tack of fever which recently left him.
We hope that the stay may be
pleasant one and one that will do him
lots of good. He is a famous whistler
as all can testify who have heard him
on the boards and has made an en-
gagement to travel with Vogel &
Deming's MINISTRIES as soon as he is
able.
The New DOMINION is in receipt
Of q letter from Mr.. James Dunn who
many years ago left this county and
removed to Written, Iowa. Mr..