Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-23
ADO. + 0uR FRaENlis.
Personal Mention u Prominent Peeple
Whe1e they are aad u.w they are.

Where they are aad a.w they are.
Mrs. S. S. Wade who has been visi-
ting in Clarksburg for some time has
returned to Morgantown.
Harry O. Cole who has been at
home this week has returned to Pitts
burg To resume his duties down there,
Miss Bertha Scarfford who has been
visiting the Misses Millers in South
Morgantown left for home this morn
ing.
Judge Okey Johnson's family have
gone To Mountain Lake Park where
they Will spend the summer. The
Judge will 30 later.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Meyer and Miss
Hass, of Wheeling, who have been
visiting here for week or so left on
Saturday morning for their homes.
Richard Smith lost his child last
night Only short time ago its
mother cied after long illness. The
unfortunate man has the sympathy of
all.
Dave Reay, OF Charleston, deputy
clerk of the Courtof Appeals is at his
home at Granville for short visit.
He will leave this evening for Parkers-
burg.
George Mayors of Fairmont has been
in town visiting. He graduated a
year ago in medicine and spent last
year in one of the hospitals in New
York taking special course.
Mrs. Alice Jones is expected back
from California this evening or on
Monday. She has been out there
looking for q location as she Is think
ing OF removing from this state TO
that commonwealth.
Regent Hamill remarked last even
ing that Dir. Raymond had some very
glaring faults but had done some very
good work here and they would give
him an opportunity TO complete some
of the schemes he had inaugurated.
Misses Winnie South and Josie
kunkle arrived on Saturday morning
from Fairmont where the former has
been teaching in the Normal School
for the past year. Commencement is
over up there having ended on Friday.
Paul Hunter together with Mr..
McClintic a elassmate from Johns
Hopkins visited in town on his way
home from College. He has spent
one year at the Baltimore school
and is in the medical department.
L. A. Yeager was one of the stu
dents who left this morning. He
was member Of the senior class and
one of the most popular men in Col
lege. He will not return to Morgan
town soon again much to the regret
of everyone.
Dr. William M Dent, of Newbnrg,
came down yesterday to help celebrate
the birthday of his mother at Gran
vile who completed her 9lst year yes
terday Judge Dent aud some other
relatives were present to make the oc-
casion pleasant.
Braxton Davenport left on Friday
afternoon for his home in Jefferson
N0hhuJ III Niciu btiOiG HIS Hudls it-
turn toCleyeland where he is at present
located for the practice Of law. Mr..
Davenport is one OF the best known
alumni OF the University and is gen.
orally popular over the State.
John Hare and Misses Aline
Vance and Eta Tenant left on
Friday evening for New Castle where
they went to attend the big picnic
of the c., d. IL 7. telephone employ
es. This is an annual affair and is
usually highly enjoyable. Dur
ing their absence their places will
be taken by the substitute operators
and by extra work done by the reg
ulars Another operator will short
ly be added in the evening from six
to nine o'clock at the central This
is the busiest time of the day and
one operator cannot attend to the
work properly.