Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-15
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are aud How they are.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nj. Dawson spent
Sunday with friends at Masontown,
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Mentzer to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Cox Of Arthur H., are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Clark.
Miss Josie Kunkle arrived on
Monday evening from Virginia where
she has been visiting relatives for the
past SIX weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Leonard and Mrs.
Will Davis, OF Warrington. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Keighron
South Morgantown.
Jesse Gregg who has been at
home on a ten days vacation visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Gregg of this place left on Tuesday
for Pittsburg to resume his duties.
Mr.. n c. Vandervort has gone to
Wilmington, Ohio, to be present at
reunion Of the Vandervort family
which is to be held there in few
days. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Chas. Jolliffe, of Warrington.
Attorney Frank I. Raymond has
opened an office in the room belong
ing to DR.. j. J. Hall on Court Alley.
He is a man of brilliant mind and
unusual legal ability. Everyone
joins with us in hoping that he may
meet with an abundant measure of
success.
Edward Hurd who has been at his
home at Brownsville for few days
has come back TO Morgantown and is
now looking after the interests Of his
business which he recently purchased
from j. r. Miller. He will shortly
move his family to this place and will
make Morgantown his future home.
III. L. Swisher has been at Buck
harmon where he attended celebra-
tion over the signing Of the treaty of
peace between Spain and the United
States. The celebration was trifle
belated but the time that was enjoyed
was strictly up to date. Swisher de-
livered an address and every body had
a good time.
Dr. Leech went to the Columbian
hotel, az Mountain lake Park, this
morning to spend vacation of two
weeks. Professor Armstrong will
deliver two sacred lectures at the
Methodist Episcopal church on the
next two Sundays and Mr.. Thomas
Coleman of the University will con-
duct the mid-week prayer meetings.
Rev. /. A. Barnes came ia on
Tuesday morning from Webster
county where he has been for some
time passing delightful vacation
He tells us many other interesting
experiences outside of those related
in his letters and will to morrow
give us another chapter of the sights
and sounds that he encountered
when near to natures heart.
Engineer Bud Davis of the f., M
F. who has been compelled to lay off
for while on account of illness is
recovering very fast and will soon be
back at his post again much to the
pleasure of his many friends in this
section. Few railroad men are as
popular as he is and his popularity
is well deserved.
Prof. S. B. Brown has returned from
the far west where he has been one Of
company of scientists who have been
out there for month or more inves-
tigating the grave yards of the Lara
mic beds of that section. Some very
interesting finds were made and one
of the most important fell to the lot
Of the genial professor from West
Virginia. One Of the pieces Of bone
of an animal located by him weighs
over two hundred pounds and the
souvenir of the trip has been shipped
to this place where it will be placed
in the museum of the University. We
will give our readers an account of the
trip in this paper tomorrow.
Rev. Macy MCGEE Waters, of
Evanston, ILL.,, was here last night
en- route tie Kingwood, where he will
lecture this evening. The distin-
guished gentleman came unannounc-
ed and but few of his friends and
admirers had the opportunity to see
him. Mr.. Waters will go from his
present location soon to Bingham
ton. N. ", where he will become pas
tor of one of the largest churches of
that city. We have been watching
his career with a great deal of in