Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-07-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine at People
Where they are and How they are.


President Raymond will be home
from his California trip on Saturday
August 9TH.
Ed. Z. Meredith has resigned the
editorship of the Warrington Ad-
vocate to accept a position in Chi
cago.
Miss Sallie Bennett has returned
from Uniontown where she has been
for ten days visiting Miss Tile Bern
hardt.
Mr.. E. c. Smith, of Wheeling, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hennen.
His wife has been here for sometime
visiting.
Mrs A. L. Nve and Harold Kin
derman went to Uniontown this
morning to visit Mrs. K, w. Daw
son for few days.
Capt. j f. Watson, of Fairmont,
who has been i'll for so long is bet
ter and his friends have hope of his
ultimate recovery.
Captain w r. Standiford is back
from visit to his old home at Elm
Grove and he will spend the remain
der Of the summer in Morgantown.
Robert Morris Fellow in Economics
at the University has gone TO Harris
vile for a few days visit TO his fami-
lY. They will accompany him on his
return TO Morgantown.
A j. Wilkinson of Grafton IS here
to spend Il few days looking around
to see what he can see. He has
great many friends here who are al
ways glad to greet him.
Mr. NJ. L. Brown will leave this
evening for Halleck where he will
spend few days visiting his wife
whose condition we regret to say does
not materially improve.
Miss Isa Leonore Pollock and
Mr. Cecil Clay Fry who were mar
ried here last Sunday are at home to
their friends at Cotton Hill, Fay
cite county, this state.
Prof and Mrs. Bert IL Hite have
returned to Morgantown. Prof. Hite
stopped OFT on his return from Cali
fornia in Wheeling and came back
with Mrs. Hite who has been visit
ing her parents at that place.
Charles (. Nigdon, who left Sis
tersville January 1st 1893 for the
Klondike gold fields, is at his old
home for short STAY to settle some
business He will return to Alaska
in few days where he has located
some very promising claims.
Misses Hermione and Helen Pier
point, who have been visiting friends
at Morgantown for several weeks ex
pected to leave that place this week
to go to Uniontown, Pa, where they
will visit the family of Rev. E. j.
Wilson.-Ritchie Gazette.
County Clerk John E. Price has
gone over to his old home to spend a
few days. During his absence John
Wiley will be in the office How
ever the latter has not finished up
his vacation and he will leave again
for the remainder of the vacation.
Mrs j. G. Frazer, who graduated
in law at the West Virginia Univer-
sity last month, stood at the head of
her class which numbered forty-six
students. Her husband, j. G. Frazer
was second. That's all right-proves
that she is his "better half. "-Vir-
ginia Free Press.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Bloomfield, OF
Pittsburg, who have been visiting rel
atiyes at Laurel Iron Works, W. Va,
and vicinity for two weeks arrived here
Wednesday evening on their return
home. While here they will be the
guests of Miss Sarah Baird of Nor
gantown street unUil Saturday. News
Standard.
Capt. NJ A Cox of the steamer
Adam Jacobs is taking vacation at
home and Capt. Beazel of the steamer
James G. Blaine is in command Of
the Jacobs. Capt. Cox is rs years Of
age to-day and has been river man
since he was young man, for many
years serving the p b. s. G. Packet
company. His son Sol of Chicago is
visiting the old homestead here. -
Brownsville Cor. News Standard
DIR. Robert Ramsey, of Clarks
burg, arrived on Thursday afternoon
and has been busy greeting his
many friends since he got into town.
Bob is very popular fellow here and
will be remembered as the best
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