Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-17
ARoa OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are aud tisw they are.

j. Ray McDermott is In town to
spend some time visiting.
Harry Kunst of Grafton is here aud
will be in town for day or so.
Miss Nora Sharp, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Jones,
on Sunnyside.
DIR. P. B. Reynolds who has been
attending Baptist meeting at Terra
Alta has returned home.
DR.. Gunsaulus has lett for Chi
cago after beng here for week lee
turing at the University.
Frank j. st. Clair returned on
THURSDAY afternoon from Oakland
where he had been for few days,
Miss Sallie Bennett has returned
from Fairmont where she has been
visiting relatives for the past month.
Dana Miller who has been spending
the summer at Fairmont is back in
Morgantown and viii remain here
from now on.
Rev. J. G. Longaneoker, of West
Newton, is herefor short stay. He
recently went from this section to
that place and likes his new home
very much.
Mrs. Mary Boyers who has been
quite i'll this summer Is able to sit UP
and will in a short time be fully re-
covered. Her many friends will be
glad TO learn OF this
Mr.. Blair Allison, of Smiths store
received telegram this morning
announcing the serious illness of his
father, at Indiana, Pa, and left for
his home this afternoon.
President Raymond left this morn
ming on the six o'clock train for a
trip which will take in Philadelphia,
New York and Chicago on business
connected with the University.
Mrs. James IL. Stewart and sou
James who have been at Mountain
Lake for a month have returned
home. The weather has been delight
full up there aud they felt the change
when they reached Morgantown.
Mrs. J. L. Wilson who has been
visiting the Misses Wilson has gone
on to New York on her way TO Cuba
where she will go before she returns
to join Major Wilson to whom she
was recently married.
Hon. Webster Davis has been
drawing large crowds in his trip
over the state. He is one Of the many
who advocated the election of Nc
kinley four years ago and who are
now on the stump for Bryan.
Miss Ada Wade has come up by
boat from Pittsburg to visit her sis
ter Miss Allie at Randall and will
spend the rest of the week in the
country. She viii be in town before
her return to the city.
Frank b. Bannistef has returned to
Mount Clemens where he has been for
some time this summer. He has ex-
perienced great deal Of benefit from
the stay there and hopes to return to
Morgantown perfectly fitted for the
fall campaign.
Haze Keener arrived on Thursday
afternoon and will be here the rest of
the year. He has been at Philippi
and Shinnston this summer. He
states that the First Regiment band
at Shinnston Is fine organization
and that they are working hard to
get into shape for camp.
DR.. Leech and daughter are having
a very pleasant and profitable trip in
Europe. They have visited many in
teresting places and have thoroughly
enjoyed the experience. They will
return home the latter part Of next
week in time for the Doctor TO fill his
pulpit on the 26th.
Walter Holland who has fever on
the west side is getting along as well
as could be expected. Gilbert John
has the same malady on Sunnyside
and is a very sick man. For the past
twenty four hours his temperature
has been at one hundred and four de-
grees. Calvin Victor is also very i'll
from III.
Hugh Hood and family left Little
Falls to-day for their new home in
Wheeling where Hugh has become
connected with manufacturing es-
Enlistment that makes picture
frames, mouldings and a great many
other similar articles. His many
friends in this county follow him with
best wishes.
Mayne Dawson is back from
Pittsburg. While there he saw
Hickman play against Pittsburg's
team. The young fellow has been
unwell all season but he is putting
up great game in spite of that act.
The players state that he has be-
come popular quicker than any 9th
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