Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-01
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine nj People
Where theY are and How they are.


Stuart Bowman of Barbour eoun-
ty is in town for short stay,
w. A. Fisher, prominent bust
ness man of Laurel Point, was here
to day.
Misses Anna and Stella White
who have been at Mountain Lake
Park for short outing have re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Evans has been quite
i'll and confined to her bed for sever
al DAYS past. Her friends hope to
see her out again very soon.
Director James fl. Stewart of the
Experiment Station has gone to Ray
mond City on business and will be out
of town for several days.
Prof Thos. E. Hodges has gone to
the section of the Little Kanawha to
look after some of his property inter
ests in that part Of the state.
Tom Barthlow is in New Geneva
for time working at his trade. His
brother Roy is also at Reynoldton,
Penna. where he is employed at the
same business.
Mrs. j. r. Miller left on Tuesday
morning for Washington, Pa, where
she will spend sometime visiting
She will be followed in a few days
by Captain Miller.
Mr.. j. G. Wallace has returned
home from Cambridge Springs, Pa,
and looks like new man. The stay
there has benefited him wonderfully.
Everyone is glad to see him and he is
receiving congratulations on all hands.
Mrs. w f. Glasscoek and Mrs.
Frank Cox who have been over
Cheat for week or more at Mont
Chateau are back at home They
enjoyed the outing very much in
deed.
Mr.. 6. G. Marshall, a prominent
coal and coke man OF Fayette com
ty, is in town on business to-day
Mr. Marshall is mucheinterested in
the growth OF industrial enterprises
in this state.
Mrs. w. II. Bannister and daugh-
ter Miss Mary returned to Fostoria
this morning after visit here. They
were accompanied by Miss Maud En-
crime who has gone there TO spend her
vacation.
DR. Robert H. Ramsey, of Glarks-
burg, who has been here was called
home and left for that place on Mon
day evening. Everyone was sorry to
see him 90 as he is one of the most
popular of the graduates of the Uni
versity
S. S. Jacob left on Tuesday morn
ing for the northern panhandle where
he goes to hold number of Institutes.
He has been attending lectures here
at the University for several weeks.
He is member of the faculty of the
West Liberty Normal Everyone
was sorry TO see him leave school.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan left on Mon
day evening for Kendall, Beaver
County where he will spend his vaca-
tion on the farm. He drove through
the country and expected to have a
very nice time. Everyone here hopes
that he may not De disappointed.
He was preceded by Mrs. Buchanan
and the children who went by rail.
Mrs. Shoup, of Mt. Pleasant, is
chaperoning party Of young people
from Mount Pleasant and Morgan
town who are at Mont Chateau. The
party is made up OF Miss Eta Hus-
band and Messrs. Parker. Overholt
and Strickler, Of Mt. Pleasant, and
Misses Blanche and Daisy Wood and
Miss Jessie Moorhead of this place.
They went over on Saturday evening.
Congressman b. 3. Dovenor Of
Wheeling is distinguished visitor in
town on important business connected
with the coal fields OF the country.
Some more big deals are on the carpet
and it is expected that they will be
Consummated before very long. The
capitalists who are interested want
the territory and they will take 1t If
everything can be arranged.
J. M. Hackney will leave the lat
ter part of the week with his family
for Rev. A. M. Buchanan's farm in
Beaver county where he will reside in
the future He will aid in running
the large dairy and other depart
menJs of the farm. Milton is one of
the most steady and reliable young
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