Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-04
ABOUT 0CR FRIENDS.
Personal Merton Of Prominent People
Where they are aao asw they are.

:
Gown man who left for Pittsburg
this morning.
Mr.. Ashcraft, of near Smithtown,
is here with his son who is sick on
Sunnyside
Earl FL. Smith has gone to Fair.
mont and will not be back in Nor
gantown until fall.
Tom Protzman OF Morris Cross
Roads came UP last night and re.
turned this morning.
Harry Shanks left this morning
for a trip to Columbus Ohio and
other points over the river. He will
be away for several days and will no
doubt have pleasant time.
7. ID. b. Stewart left this morning
for Charleston to join the second
regiment during it's encampment
Mr.. Stewart holds Lieutenaut's
commission in the regiment.
Albert Collett secretary to the
President of the University has gone
to his home at Beverly for brief
visit. This is the first time that he
has been at home for some time.
Prof. q. r. Jones will be here in a
few days 10 look after the interests OF
the Mechanical department of which
faculty he is member He has been
away for a year or more having been
at Cornell and having taken a Yaca-
tion since his school closed.
Prot. and Mrs. NJ G. Tough of
Fairmoht arrived this morning to
spend some time here before the fall
term of the Normal opens. He will
resume his dutiesIthere after years
leave during which he has been at
tending the University.
NJ. II We'll of the firm OF M. III.
We'll and Co, the we'll known cloth
iers who has been east laying in his
fall stock returned home last night
He has bought a very large and well
assorted stock and the buying pub
lie will be anxious TO inspect it.
A. Rightmire and family, of Nor
gantown were the guests of his broth
er, r. +. Righmire. of this place,
from last Saturday until Tuesday
when they went to Red Creek where
they expect to camp for month or
six weeks Tucker Co. Herald.
Duke Dent was in the box Thurs
day against Pittsburg at Atlantic
City and held them down to fifteen
hits The score was eight to four
in favor OF Pittsburg Although
there were number of Pittsbnrg
substitutes in the game the show.
ing WIS very good one for the lit
tie fellow.
Prof and Mrs. John G. Knntti, of
Farmont. who have been visiting in
tue upper end OF the county have
| been here looking for location.
They expect to remove to Morgan
town and make this their home. Prof,
Knutti will enter the University and
take the law course. He is already
an A. b. and has taken enough work
for the A. NJ. with the exception OF
| writing the thesis Everyone in Nor
gantown will be glad to welcome
this estimable young couple to a
home here They will probably come
before school open in the fall.
A Clay county correspondent of
the Charleston Gazette speaks OF a
young gentleman who has many
friends here as follows: Henry
b. Davenport, who received 40 votes
for the nomination, of the 96 cast, is
"a coming man Up in his home
county they regard him as the peer
OF any man in the district, and he
certainly has few superiors. They
expect to nominate him for Congress
some day, and at later day to send
him to the United States Sen
ate. This is what old Mart Frame
said yesterday, and the old man
hasn't been prosecuting attorney oil
Clay county for 10 years without
getting some insight into human ma
ture. The young lawyer was defeat
ed, but, as he declared himself in q
speech to the convention, he Is not
dishonored He will be heard from
in years to come.
The three following paragraphs are
| from the Fairmont Free Press:
Miss Jones, of Morgantown, who
has been the guest OF Miss Annie
Lloyd, in the Fifth ward, returned
home Monday.
Mrs d. b. Snider and Mrs G.
w. Evans were tossed from their
carriage last evening The horse
took fright at something passing
| Neither of the ladies were injured.
| While painting ROOF at the glass
works last Saturday Chester Watts
and Leonard Woodland fell from the
| roof to the ground, sustaining Sc
| we're injuries in spralned ankles and