Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-09
ABOUT OR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where theY are and How they are.

FRONT street.
Mrs. Ollie. after visit with her
sister Mrs. Totten at Oakland has
gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs. ID. T. K. Casteel and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. r. w.
Dawson In Uniontown.
Professor Ellenberger and family
will occupy the Professor Woolery
house in Sunnyside in the fall.
Professors Armstrong and Miller
were among the prominent figures in
the state educational meeting at Par
kersburg last week.
Marshall Jones has gone to Sharon,
Pa, where he will be employed with
his brother 10 one of the great iron
mills OF that place.
Rev. o. w. Waters filled the nj.
p. pulpit in the morning and Prof.
Ohern in the evening yesterday the
pastor being absent.
Miss Callie Hagpns, of Chicago. is
here With her friends having been
called on account of the illness OF her
aunt Mrs. Eliza Chadwick.
Miss Beulah PickeDpaugh who has
been visiting relatives in Fairmont
for the past i've weeks has returned
TO her home in South Mo"gantown.
Guy r. G. Allen, a prominent at
torney of Wheeling, is here to see his
Morgantown friends. Mr. Allen is q
brother OF Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. T. r..
Evans.
Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss, Vim. l..
Protzman with several members of
his family and Others from here at
tended the funeral of Howard Sturgiss
at Uniontown last Thursday.
I'll. w. Protzman, Mrs. s. II. Protz.
man and r. e. L. Allen were among
those who were called from here to
attend the funeral Of Howard Sturgiss
at Uniontown on Thursday.
Dwight Wagnes. of Wheeling, is
here to spend a season with his Nor
gantown friends. He has almost en-
tirely recovered from the effects Of his
Spanish war experience and looks
quite WELL
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Skinner, OF Con-
nellsville, were recently here to see
Col. f. w. Thompson who is quite
low. Mr.. Skinner is prominent
merchan. of Connellsville and rela-
tive OF the Colonel.
President Jerome II. Raymond has
gone to Charleston, South Carolina,
to attend the annual meeting of the
National Educational Association.
He is chairman OF the Department of
Higher Education.
Dr. McLane and his two sons,
will and George. attended the pic.
mic and ball game on Franks Run
on the Fourth. The boys are scien-
ced ball players and engaged in the
game West Union Record.
President Draper of Illinois State
University delivered his last lecture
Saturday and left for home on the
afternoon train. His cordial manner
and high character won for him a
multitude Of warm friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Wiley, Of
Washington, are here to spend some
time and greet their numerous
friends. Mrs. Wiley will 90 from
here to Chicago after her visit is con-
cluded.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson, we'll known
citizen Of Kingwood, was badly hurt
a few days ago by falling from scat
fold, He had two ribs broken and
was otherwise injured. Mr.. Jackson
is Mrs. /. G.. Lazzell's father.
Mr.. Wilbur Hennen, Miss Nell
Cochrane, Mr.. Harry Dobson and Miss
Minnie Engle came down on the early
train from Fairmont and spent the
Fourth on Cheat. They had very
pleasant outing.
Prof. Bernard, of Baltimore, was
here on Friday and performed another
operation on Chauncey Wiley. 1t is
to be hoped no more will be necessary.
Chauncey's remarkable nerve serves
him well in these ordeals as few young
men would have stood what he has.
Rev. !. A. Barnes was called to
Greensboro Sunday to conduct the flu
neral Of Nathan Means, who died at
Grafton Friday. Mrs. Means was
Catharine Guseman, daughter Of Isaac
Guseman, and niece OF Mrs. Cobun.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Frazer left yes
terday for their summer trip. They
will go from here to Boston where
they will embark for sail to New
Foundland, Prince Edwards Island
and other places in the North. They
will be absent a month and It goes with
out saying that they will see as much
and get as much good out OF the trip
as any one could.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Grafton Sentinel:
Miss Anna Long, Of Morgantown,
is the guest Of her young friend Miss
Ada Gould, on the west side.
Thos. ii. B. Staggers, the well
known attorney, has gone to the
North Wheeling hospital for treat