Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-05-31
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promlne MT People
Where they are and How they are.

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]. Morgan Orr of Kingwood was
here on Decoration Day. He was
member of the class of ninety seven.
James I'll. McGrew, prominent in
society circles at Morgantown, is a
visitor in the eity-State Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Pc tiers and
wife, of McKeesport, with their three
sons were guests at e. NJ. Grants
yesterday.
Mr.. Justin NJ Kunkle represents
the NEW DOMINION at the state edi-
torial association now in session at
Elkins.
Cashier NJ. II. Bowman, of Union
town, spent yesterday here. When
boy Mr.. Bowman resided in Morgan
town for time.
Lewis Robb of Pittsburg has been
here to take in the old scenes. He
has been located in the Smoky city
since his graduation.
DR.. Leech delivered very excellent
and appropriate address before mem
bers of the G. a. r. at Zion church
across Cheat yesterday.
B. C. Dis, of Point Marion, was
among the visitors here yesterday.
Mr.. Dis numerous Morgantown
friends were pleased to see him.
THE street PAYERS observed the
day yesterday by continuous work
very few if any asking for a holiday.
They have an eye single to business.
Mr.. A. w Lorentz was called 20
Chenille Monday evening on account
Of the serious illness Of his sister Mrs.
Withers. Mrs. Steele accomp panied him.
Lloyd McCrum of Uniontown was
one of the Uniontown delegation that
came in on Tuesday. He was form
erly on the staff Of the News Stand-
ard.
Clarence |. Keck of the West side,
who has been i'll of fever for some
time has taken relapse and Is in
quite precarious condition at this
time.
Mr.. G. L. Emery, of Blacksmith,
was here yesterday having come
down to join the excursion to Graf
ton but like the balance of them was
disappointed.
Chauneey Huston and Col. Nc
Dermott returned yesterday from a
stay of few days at Delawder's.
s'Unele Guss is a favorite place for
many Of our people.
A. B. WHITE OF the State Journal
denies vigorously over his signature
that he has sold his interest in the
Journal. He says he has no inten-
ton OF so doing.
r. 2. Kennedy, one of the leading
members of the Uniontown bar was
among the distinguished visitors here
yesterday. Mr.. Kennedy has numer-
Gus friends and admirers here.
Harris Yost of Amos was in town
over Decoration Day and rooted at
the games with W & J. He is a
past master and his efforts were APP
preciated.
Norman Smith has been called to
Dawson by the very serious illness OF
relative aud is there now at the bed
side of the sick man who is not ex-
pected to recover.
We regret to note that Mr.. g. NJ.
Stoops is lying at his fathers home
in Greene county suffering from fe-
yer. His Morgantown friends all
hope for his speedy recovery.
Maj. and Mrs. Phil A. Shaffer took
their departure to-day for Smithton,
Pa, in the Pennsylvania coke region,
where the Major has charge of corps
of civil engineers. Moundsville Echo
Capt Harry Smith was here yester-
day being en- route home to Clarks-
burg from Uniontown. He was ac
companied by his uncle II. L. Rankin
prominent citizen of the former
place.
DR.. Mark Perry of the asylum at
Weston is in town for stay OF sever
al days. He was formerly student
at the University and is known by
many of our readers who are glad to
see him again.
E. G. Carlow of Pittsburg has been
visiting friends in Morgantown for
several days. He formerly lived at
Vaudeville and has been making
very gratifying success at his profess
sion since his graduation.
Director Jas. II. Stewart, Of the
Experiment Station, has been i'll and
confined to his bed for a week past