Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-09
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
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| Mrs. Abbie Durbin of Grafton is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Picken-
paugh.
Mrs 5. L. Gould of Parkersburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wait
man Barbe
DR. Leech has returned from con
ference and commenced the year 5
work with his usual vigor.
Col. b. ID. Spillman and w. NJ. O.
Dawson we're distinguished arrivals
on the early morning train
Mrs. MADEIRA of Washington is visit
ing Mrs. Brand Oh Peasants street
and will be here for some time.
A n. Thomson has gone to Wash
ington and will likely remain for some
time at the National Capital.
John S. Camden, a prominent mer-
chant of Parkersburg, is among the
guests here TO spend tomorrow.
Mrs. Allender and daughter, Miss
Blanche, of Grafton, came in this
morning to visit DR.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Mr.. S. |. Gadd, of Brownsville, is
the guest of his son-in.law John
Moore He is here TO help us cele-
bfaue.
Mrs. NJ. A. Edmiston, of Weston,
has gone to Denver where she will
remain until next spring with her
son Arnold.
w. b. Neel and Braden Hurst, of
Mt. Pleasant, Pa, will spend Tues
day in Morgantown To witness the
ceremonies.
We regret TO note that Floyd j.
Triplett, editor of the Elkihs News,
is suffering from severe case OF
| typhoid fever.
Mrs. McMurtrie and daughter
Miss Nellie OF Latrobe are at the
Episcopal Hall to visit Student
Robert McMurtrie.
Tom Protzman and daughter Miss
Dannie are at Mr. and Mrs. B. IL.
Madera's. They will stay in town
until after the big celebration.
Miss Flo Hamilton, of Grafton,
well known in Morgantown is here
to visit Mrs. X. Morris and Miss
Maud McVicker.
Mr.. w. r. Fordyce, OF Hamilton,
Ohio, is one OF the well known for
mer residents he for Chadwick day.
He has wide circle of acquain-
tances and are all glad to see him.
Col. Macker Babb of the First West
Virginia National Guard is here te
take in the big time. He is gradu-
ate of the University and is very well
known among the students aud town
people.
Ralph Caldwell has been appointed
a sergeant ia the list regiment OF
which Col. L. T. G. Richmond well
known in Morgantown is the colonel.
The regament expects TO be started be
fore very long for the Philippines.
Hon. A. b. White of Parkersburp
who was expected to be the guest OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman Barbe during
the Chadwick day festivities has writ
ten that he has been called to New
York and cannot be here.
Col. Chill Hazard OF the Mononga
hela Republican who was stricken
with paralysis on last July fourth has
been taken to Atlantic City in thu
hopes that the change will be bene-
fetal one. w certainly hope that Il
will
Dr. A. d. Hopkins is back from q
trip 70 the eastern part of the state
and to Washington. He had beer
looking after the nursery stock o.
leading dealers in order to certify a.
TO their condition as regards noxious
insects.
Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Durr and Mr.
and Mrs. f. X. Porter, of Pittsburg
are in the city to see the celebration
They are we'll known in this plac,
and their many friends are glad II
greet them again.
Prof. and Mrs. L. G. Miller anl
children arrived this morning from
Fairmont and will make their futur,
home at this place. We welcome
them heartily to Morgantown ant
know that they will find it pleas
ant place to live.
Roscoe Aiken of Duke who ha
been away for couple of years en-
gagged as travelling man for tn
Monarch Portrait Company Of Chica
go is at home for ten days vacation
His many friends will be glad to Sc
him and to know that he has beer
very successful in his position.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. O. Dawson
Of Charleston are quarterek at tn,
/ Peabody This is their first visi
to Morgantown since their marriage
at Kingwood last year. Both 0
them are very well known in Nor
gantown and their friends are yer,
glad to see them.
i Mrs Wiley and Guy have return
ed from very delightful visit in Chi