Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
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Personal Merton Of Prominent People
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Harvey +. Smith is one of the
lClarksbargers who has gone home,
Ellis Yost was an interested specta-
tor at the events Of Commencement
day.
Miss Eva Pickett, OF Fairmont, is
visiting the Misses Wilson on Front
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Ward arrived
on Thursday afternoon for short
visit here.
Prof Roy Roger of Buckhannon
has gone home after seeing the ele-
plant here.
Harry Google has gone back to
Marietta Ohio after brief visit to
his family here.
State Mine Inspector James w.
Paul has returned to Charleston after
spending several days here.
| Prof. Howard n, Odgen after spend
ing several days here renewing old ac-
quaintances has gone TO Fairmont.
Lon Hartman and Fay Hawkins
left for Pittshurg this morning
They will come back the first OF the
week.
Mr.. w. G.. Strong, one of the. lead
ing merchants OF Tyrone, Pa, is the
guest of Emerson Carney for few
days.
Mr.. Browning who was here TO Wit
ness the graduation of his daughter
on Thursday has left for home along
with her.
| Miss Blanche Haas OF Wheeling is
visiting Miss Cora Donley She is
one of the prominent and popular
society girls of the first city.
Governor and Mrs Atkinson left
this morning for Fairmont where they
go to attend the annual Commence
ment at the Normal up there.
Chauncey Wiley is improving from
the attack of appendicitis from which
he has heen suffering for some time
but he is far from being well boy
yet,
Among the notable visitors TO town
to-day were II. G. Sample, the editor
Of the breezy Fairmont Free Press.
and ]. Slidell Brown, of the Kingwood
Argus.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milholland OF Union
town who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cooke for the past
few days left for their homes on Fri
day morning
Regent Campbell arrived this
morning and he made up the full quo
ia of the board of regents. Some very
lively times are said to be on the tapis
and ahead of the board.
Mr.. II. L. Scrafford who had been
here for day or two looking after
some business has gone home. His
daughter Miss Bertha is visiting the
Misses Miller in South Morgantown.
Walter Detfenbaugh, of Smithtield,
who graduated in 81 and who has
been principal of schools down there
| for the past few years has been in
town watching the course OF events
Charles F. Holden left on the ear.
ly train Friday morning for Clarks
burg. He expects to be here next
fall and resume his duties in the
University after suspension Of sew
eral months due to illness.
Prof. Kenneth Mckenzie Of the
/ University has received call to be
an instructor at Yale and has left to
accept it, He is to teach French.
While he has been here he has been
very favorably known member Of
the faculty His successor has not
vet been elected
Major ]. M. Burns Commandant OF
4 Cadets left this morning for Mountain
Lake where he goes TO join his family
who are spending the summer there.
He will return TO Morgantown on
September first and will 60 to house
keeping in the Flora Tapp residence
on Bumbo Lane.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Krebs are In
Morgantown and are receiving the
visits of their many friends. They
arrived on Thursday evening from an
extended wedding trip which they
have been taking since leaving here
the night of their marriage. Every
one is glad to see them.
i Mr.. Al Donahay, of Brownsville,
was here on Commencement day tc
visit his brother Joe who was a
member of the graduating class in
law He was accompanied by a Mr.
Anthony, of Jeanette, who will en-
ter the University for the summer
quarter.
Pref. Charles Chollett is here to
take up the work Of Prof McKen-
sizes department the latter having
gone to begin his work at Yale where
he was recently elected to Profess
sorship. Prof. Chollett is veay at
fable and scholarly gentlemen and
will be popular among both students
and residents.