Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

E. B. Reynolds of Keyser arrived on
Thursday afternoon to attend the
commencement Ball.
S. S. Jacob has gone back home.
He will return in short time and re-
enter the University.
Charles E. Carrigan is another old
graduate who will be here for part
of the summer quarter.
Hon. Charles Powell Of Fairmont
came down on the afternoon train
Thursday for a short stay.
Miss Gillian Jamison has gone to
Fairnont for visit of week to her
sister Mrs. George Alexander.
M. E. German who has recently re-
turned from Benwood has not been
feeling we'll since he came back.
Judge T. Perry Jacobs has returned
TO New Martinsville after spending a
day or so at his old home here.
w. r. Standiford will come back
from trip to the north and will go
into the University for the summer
quarter.
Miss Minnie Edmnndson has re
turned to her home at Mckeesport
after spending several weeks at the
home Of Mr.. Jason Clark.
Harry Kunst who has been here for
a week or more witnessing the clos
ing scenes Of the big school returned
to Grafton on the noon train Friday
Miss Edna Davis of Fairmont was
one Of the charming girls who attend
ed the dance on Thursday night She
was the guest of Miss Louise Huston.
Clyde Stewart left on Friday noon
for Charleston where he goes to spend
sometime with his brother T. D. b.
Stewart. He may not return TO Nor
gantown this summer.
Henry NJ. Nelly has gone back to
Parkersburg after staying here a few
days. He will go back TO the Point
in a couple of months and resume his
studies graduating in the class of '0l.
Henry Moreland has gone home but
the chances are that he will be back
IN Morgantown within very short
time. He may re-enter the UNIVERSE
ty for the summer quarter.
Max Boyers is back from the
school for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
at Romney. He was a member of
the graduating class and made a
very good record while in school He
is son of Melville Boyers
Rev O. G White has gone to
Cans where he will attend children's
Day exercises to day. The early part
OF next week he and Prof Woolerv
will start on fishing trip to the
mountains along Cheat.
N. p. Smith and family have gone
to Bruceton where they will spend
the summer. They make yearly
trips to that section Of Preston to
put in the heated term and will of
course have a most delightful time.
Regent James NJ. Lee will remain
in Morgantown for couple OF
months and will enter the Universe
ty for short course He will not
resign from the boards of regents
until he leaves the state perman-
entity which will be later in the sum
mer. Until then he is still citizen
Of the state and will hold the posi-
ton.
The two paragraphs following are
from the Charlestown Free Press:
Our talented young friend II. Il.
in Of ~
bar, who has been spending few days
at his old home here, has returned to
Clay G. III.
Mr.. Braxton Davenport, son of Col
Fl. b. Davenport, Of this vicinity,
prominent young lawyer of Cleveland,
Ohio has haen quite sick for two
months past, but we are pleased to
learn has been nearly restored to
health.
CIRCUIT court is still in session
and will continue for several days
yet.
THE ball was all that its promo
tiers hoped and attracted very gay
throng.
THE ice cream people and the so
ola water man have no kick coming
on account of anything that the
weather has done for them
Born members of the new law
firm OF Donley d Hatfield are ex-
cellent young Ien and will be vel
coined here. The date for opening
their office has not been announced