Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-06
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where theY are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
The children of Mrs. Ewing Mar
tin have gone to Dunbar to visit an
aunt and will be away for week or
more.
Mrs. NJ. L. Howe is at home after
an absence of some time at Oakland.
Mrs. Howe has host of friends here
who are always glad TO have her.
Col. f. Hays and Mr.. J. C. Noble,
of Fostoria, Ohio. are here visiting
w. III. and +. B. Bannister. Col.
Hays is a relative of Gen. Hays, late
President of the United States.
Rev. Winecoff has been in town
ON short business visit. He is
still in Pittsburg but expects before
a great while to leave for the North.
western coast where he will locate
permanently.
Guy Brown has gone to the Univer-
sity of Minnesota where he will enter
for years course. He expects TO
graduate from the Medical depart
nent of the University We hope
that he may nave u pleasant and
profitable year.
Roy Barthlow who is working in
NcKeesport is at home to take in
Chadwick Day All of the old boys
are gathering in and they will all
be here to take in the big celebra-
ton by the time the opening gun is
fired.
Squire John Shriver of Ponetown
has moved into his new house on the
West Side which has recently been
completed by j. j. Wharton. He
will make Morgantown his future
home. We welcome him to the
town.
Col. j. G. Frazer has gone to
Washington and will accompany the
naval officers who are coming TO
Morgantown on their trip to this
place. He will start with them on
next Monday and they will arrive
here on Monday evening or Tuesday
morning.
Prof, Thos. Hodges of the Univer
sity has gone to Warrington where
he will deliver an address TO night
before the Public Schools of thaA
city. The people up there may ex
pect very fine address from the
Professor who is well qualified to
talk to them on the subject having
been identified with school work for
number OF years.
G. n. McWhorter, of Lewisburg,
came in on Friday morning for stay
Of about ten days. He will not enter
school this year much to the regret of
every one concerned. He is one of the
most popular students ever in atten-
dance at the University and is staying
out Of school for even one year his dis
tasteful to everyone here.
Win Koontz of this place will proba-
bly, leave this evening for Indianopo-
lis to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs. w. l.. Jacobs who died there on
last evening. In case however it is
decided to bring the remains to this
! place for interment he will not go.
Information or this point has been
wired for and as soon as it is received
his plans will be formed.
| DR.. A. d. Hopkins is in Berkeley
county where he has been called to
inspect several of the leading nurser-
| les of that section of the state. There
is a state law in several states that
compels nursery-men to have certifi-
Gates from entomologists to the effect
/ that their stock is free from insects
of noxious varieties. We have moth
| ing of the kind in this state but it
will come before very long
Prof. r. A. Armstrong is back
from trip to Colfax Ferry in Mar
ion county where he went to deliver
an address before the Sunday School
convention of that county. His adj
dress was an able one and those who
heard it heard very fine literary
production. The professor has been
adding a great many laurels to those
he already possesses in the lectures
that he has been delivering over the
state on the Bible.
| CHARLER SMITH, Preston county,
was seriously wounded recently by
the explosion of an old shotgun.
Smith was a private in the late