Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-01-03
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mentica of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Prof. A. L. Wade is in Charleston
and VIII probably remain there for
some time
Miss Emma Boughner and Miss
Pose Howe returned from a visit to
Pittsburg on Monday evening.
Prof. Sanders, who has been spend
ing his vacation during the fall term
in Chicago has returned to Morgan
town.
Mr.. Joe Shellhaus one of the pop
ular young men of Seneca spent the
Christmas season with friends in
Cumberland.
Miss Sophia Ross and Miss Mary
Sigwart two young ladies who are
great favorites in Seneca spent
Christmas with Fairmont friends.
Attorney Oscar A. Campbell has
returned from New Jersey and New
York where he went to spend the
holidays He of course had pleas
ant visit.
Prof M. E. German has gone to
Benwood, after spending the holidays
here, and has taken up his duties
again in the public schools there of
which he is principal.
Dir. Jerome H. Raymond who has
been attending the meeting of the
presidents of southern colleges and
universities is back in Morgantown
and attending to his duties again.
DR.. A. M. Kramer, of Uniontown,
was here on New Years greeting
his old friends after an absence of
several years. The Doctor moved
from this place to Uniontown back
in the eighties and has prospered
greatly there.
Mr.. Rufus Bell of Battelle district
was here to-day having been called
on account of the death of his father
in-law Mr.. Albert Thomas Mr.
Bell is one of our good citizens and
one whom we were pleased to meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Rhoads,ot Ma
sontown, Pa, came up to spend New
Years with Morgantown friends.
Mr. Rhoads returned home yester-
day but Mrs r. will remain for a
time with her sisters the Misses
| Dawson.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe returned
yesterday afternoon from Parkers-
burg where she spent the holidays
with her parents She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lolita
Gould, who will enter the University
and take a regular course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilmington
have returned from trip to Pitts
burg during which Mr.. Wilmington
bought great deal of the stock
which is to go into his new store on
the corner of Walnut and High
streets in the new Posten building
w. G. Kunkle after spending a
week or so at home has started on
the road again to buy lumber He
will make the B. q 0. his territory
and wishes to buy poplar and hard
wood of every description. Nor
gantown will be his headquarters
for the new year possibly and for
the next few months certainly.
Prof T. C. Miller has returned to
take up his duties in the University
after long absence due to illness
He is much better than he has been
for some time but he is still very
weak. Every one is glad to see him
and hopes that he will be able to re
main with us and continue to gain in
strength.
Dwight Miller chief trumpeter
has been ready to leave the second
regiment for two weeks. He has OBJ
tanned his discharge and only waits
for the mastering out officer who is
provokingly slow in coming around
to send him home. Had the high
muck ,a-muck been half decent he
would have been there in time to
have sent the boy home for Christ
mas but the vast amount of red tape
which it is necessary to unwind be-
fore anything can be done has kept
the boy there until the holidays
have closed.
Miss Stella White has gone back
to new Martinsville where she has
been teaching and has resumed her
labors.