Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-09-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

uHtfc tnef are anu HOW they are.
DR.. Jerome Hall Raymond has gone
to Pittsburg.
Floyd Utterback is at home for a
short visit and everyone is glad to see
him. He is one of the most popular
men in town and has a great many
friends all over the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. W e. Glasscack and
Attorney Fuller Glasscock who have
been out at Arnettsville attending the
reception rendered DR.. and Mrs.
Brown have returned TO town.
Mrs. j. J. Pomroy, OF Easton, is
spending few weeks with her son
L. X. St. Clair at Williamsburg.
Penna. Mr.. Pomroy who was also
there has returned home
Hon. Jos. Moreland is able to be out
after several days confinement due to
the effects of terrible cold. Every
one is glad to see him and that the at
tack was not as serious as it at first
threatened to be.
Col. and Mrs. 3. d. Spilman and
children left last night for Philadel-
phia, and from there they will visit
several coast resorts. They will re-
turn by way of Morgantown where
Col. Spillman will be chief marshal
OF the Chadwick day parade Oct. 10th.
State Journal.
Earl Smith of Fairmont arrived
on Thursday afternoon and will re-
main until school opens. He has
charge of the management of the
foot ball team during the absence of
Grassland and has come down to
look after things in that connection
while the men are getting into shape
for the season.
Mr. Adolphus Rightmire and
daughters arrived on Thursday af-
ternoon from Grafton and moved
into their new home on Sunnyside.
The young ladies will enter the Uni
versity. Miss Ina has been a stu
dent here for several years. We
welcome them to the town and hope
that they may find the place pleas
ant one In Wnicn To i've.
Mr. Sweeney of the firm who has
the contract for paving the town is in
the city. He does not want to take
any additional contracts for paving
this fall and states that his men are
leaving here. However he has been
reminded that they have been kept
busy all summer and that they will
not be doing exactly right il they do
not pave what is asked in addition to
that given them in the spring The
council expects the work to be done
without any difficulty
Ex-state Senator w. G. Worley of
Kingwood, w. Va, is in town on bus
mess. While sitting in the Office at
the Central hotel Wednesday after
noon peculiar incident happened.
He is native of Greene county, the
land of flowers and beautiful hills,
and the first naturalized Greene coun-
tian to greet him was Judge S. Leslie
Mestrezat, shortly followed by Judge
e. III. Reppert, Judge r. L. Crawford
and Attorney r. III. Lindsey, all of
whom first saw the light of day in
little Greene. - Uniontown News
Standard.
DR.. Frederick w. Truscott, profess
sor of German at the State University
at Morgantown, has been in town for
several days, the guest Of Frank w.
Clark. Dr. Truscott is native of
Indiana and graduate Of the Indi-
ana State University. His doctors
degree was secured at Harvard, where
his record was brilliant one, and for
few years he studied in Berlin and
France. He has filled his present
position for little less than two
years, and is one of the ablest and
most popular members of the present
faculty. -Wetzel Democrat.