Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-09-28
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.


Richard Loar, of Gladesville, was
here this morning greeting his friends
of whom he has many.
Marshton Boughner, of Clarksburg,
is here to enter the University. He
was here last year and is regarded as
model boy.
Capt Adam Jacobs of the Wood
ward, is taking vacation and Cap
tain Hendrickson is in command of
his boat.
The Misses Boyers who have been
keeping house for their brother DR..
Boyers have moved back to their old
home at Randall
Captain NJ. A. Cox, of the Adam
Jacobs, is OF duty on account OF
slight indisposition and Capt. Bea.
zell is on in his place.
Lloyd Friend who. has been at his
home at Buckhannon is here and is
ready TO resume his duties at the
University for the coming year,
Miss Laura Johnson who has been
spending the summer at Long Reach
Tyler county came in on Wednesday
afternoon and will remain in Morgan
town for the winter.
Mr.. Edward Herd is moving into
the MeGara property in South Nor
gantown having brought his family
up from Brownsville. Everyone here
is glad to welcome them to the town.
Prof. T. G. Miller will likely locate
permanently in Morgantown. He has
sold his Fairmont property and will
probably buy here. Everyone hopes
that he will do so as he is universally
popular in this place.
Coils. Hodges and McDermott were
expected to attend the Dewey cele
bration in New York but did not do
so on account OF several reasons. Col.
Hodges did not leave here in time
on account of the death of Will
Hayes.
Prot. Bondurant, of Bethany Col
lege, who is to be a fellow in the
University during the coming year
is in Morgantown and is ready to
take up his duties here. He has
been student in the University
during one summer and is well
known in Morgantown.
Judge Campbell has not yet arrived
in Morgantown to attend the meeting
Of the executive committee of the
board which is ia session but he is ex-
pected on every train. He may not
come in until tomorrow however
kilograms sent to New Cumberland
for him reveal the fact that he is out
of town.
Hon. and Mrs. George C. Sturgiss
who have been in the West for two
weeks trip are back at home Mrs.
5. has been at Mountain Lake all
summer and was joined there two
weeks ago by her husband From
that place they took pleasure trip
through the northwest and enjoyed
it very much.
David Turner accompanied the re-
cruits obtained here by Lieutenant
White to Wheeling where he will try
to get into the volunteers He APP
piled here too late and was induc-
ed to go down there to try it. Ia
case Sheep does not pass he will be
back in Morgantown shortly but if he
goes be will go to the Philippines with
the rest Of the crowd.
Henry NJ. White will not return
to the University this fall having
decided to 60 to Washington to To-
cate for the practice of his profess
sion. He will likely select Seattle
for his abiding place. Lynn Osborn
of Clarksburg, will also be one of
those who will not be back He was
elected captain of the football team
last year and his absence will hurt
that organization. He is in business
at Clarksburg and did not feel JUST
fed in leaving for school
Prof T. c. Atkeson came in this
morning from his farm at Buffalo,
Putnam county, where he spent his
summer vacation, accompanied by
his son Thomas and two daughters.
Miss Mary Travel, Miss Carrie S.
Wells and Mr.. Rembrandt Morgan,
of Putnam county, came in with
him and will enter the University as
students at the beginning OF the fall
quarter. Mrs. Atkeson was detain-
ed by the illness of her sister, but
will return to Morgantown as soon
as she can leave her. The Pro
fessor has enjoyed his vacation
very much but is glad to be back to
old Morgantown again.