Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Mrs. Joseph Mills who has been
quite sick for several weeks is able
to be out again.
Rev. c. e. Berkshire, of Beverly,
is spending few days among his
Monongalia friends.
Mrs Virgil Vandervort has gene
to Philippi where she viii spend
some time visiting relatives.
Mr.. Ibert Wood is moving into the
house recently purchased by him from
Alfred Protzman on Price street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terence Stewart of
Charleston are in town. Mr.. Stewart
will enter the University law course.
Mr.. S. ID. Hirschman will be here
TO spend Chadwick day. He is al
ways warmly welcomed in Morgan
town.
President Helmick, OF the NJ. p.
Conference made his official visit to
the Mt. Morris charge on Saturday and
Sunday last.
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arrived on Monday afternoon for ans
other year at the University. Every
one is glad to see him back again.
Mansfield Neeley of Doddridge
county who has been at home on
short visit is back in Morgantown and
ready to resume his duties at the
University.
Mr.. Il. N. Smith is moving into
his new house on Beechurst leaving
the rooms that he has been occupying
in the Miller Block on Main street.
His house is very nice one and has a
beautiful location.
Misses Ethel Reynolds and Anna
Morris arrived on Tuesday morning.
The former had heen visiting in the
southern end of the state for several
weeks and the latter will visit rela-
tives here for some time.
Squire Camp has gone to Clarksburg
where he will act as one of the judges
in the fair which is to be held up
similar capacity for number of
years. We hope that he will have a
pleasant outing.
Prof. and Mrs. p B. Reynolds have
taken rooms in the Brock Reed and
Wade building and will remain there
this winter. They will take their
meals at the Peabody. They have
turned their house on Sunnyside over
to their children with whom Mr. and
Mrs. Wayland Reynolds will make
their home this winter.
Mrs. L. S. Layton, of Pittsburg,
is here the guest of Mrs. E. Shisler
and will remain until after Chad
wick day Mrs. Layton is relative
of Capt. Chadwick and native of
Morgantown. Her love for her
birthplace and affection for her
friends Of early days is very deep
and it is abundantly reciprocated by
those who remain here
Misses Virginia and Augusta Will
son have entered the University.
They are under the charge OF Mrs.
Pierce and are quartered at the Pea
BODY along with Mrs. Pierce who has
removed there from Dr. Brooke's res
idence where she has spent the sum-
mer. The Misses Wilson are daugh-
tiers of Colonel Wilson who was at one
time Commandant of Cadets at the
University. He is now Colonel in
the quartermasters department and is
stationed in Cuba being in Quemados
a suburb of Havana.
T. B. Wilgus is in Peasants coun-
ty looking after some oil interests
that he has acquired in that section
Of the state. Some very shallow
wells have been drilled down there.
One of these is less than two hun
dred feet deep and they are pump
ing it without putting in casing
They are good producers as gen
eral thing and pay for themselves in
a very short time after in less than
one week after reaching the pay.
None of them are over four hundred
feet deep. This has attracted a great
many oil men to that place and OPP
erations are very extensive.