Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-20
NOT I Our FRIENDS.
Personal MERTON o. preminen, People
Whrar they are ana s,sw they are.

C. w. Lynch. of Clarksburg. is a
prominent legal luminary who is in
the city
Fred Holy has gone to Pittsburg
after spending several days visiting
friends here
j. f. Law, OF Clarksbury. is an
other aiumnus who is here to at.
tend Commencement.
Miss Stella bradley, of Mount Nor
ris, is visiting her friend Miss Nellie
Baker, South Morgantown.
Harvey +. Smith, one of the mem.
bers of the Clarksbarg bar is here.
He will lemain for several days.
Howard Gore one of the former
graduates and very popular man In
Morgantown is here TO see the excite
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Allender OF Graf
ton who were here for day or SO
visiting DR., and Mrs. Kelley have re-
turned home.
A. G. Hughes Of Charleston Is one
of the old students who has come back
to take in Commencement and renew
old acquaintance.
DR.. Albert Cameron will leave this
evening for his home at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Cameron will go to Pittsburg to-
morrow morning.
Elder Lawrence w. Scott, of Tex
as, will hold grace meeting at
Dellslow, beginning the first Sunday
after the 4th ofuly.
State Mine Inspector Paul is one of
the distinguished guests who is here
70 renew old acquaintance and look
at the closing exercises.
Allen Hill McLane, a son of A. Il.
McLane, of Steubenyille, Ohio, is
here to spend few days with his
uncle Dr. Chas. II. McLane.
II. l.. Scratford, of Pittsburg, and
w. j Alexander, Of Warrington,
two very well known oil men are in
town on business for the Standard
Prot. and Mrs. John G. knutti
and Miss Florence Stone, of Fair
mont, arrived on yesterday evening
to witness some OF the Commence
ment events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lewis of Clarks-
burg are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Hayes. Mr.. Lewis is an
old student who is remembered by
many of our people.
Miss Mary Whatsoever, of Prunty
town, and Mrs Charles Whitescarver,
Of Grafton, are here TO attend com
mencement. They are guests at Mrs.
Ryan's on Wiley street.
G. NJ Alexander a former Nor
gantown boy but who now lives in
Fairmont where he is among the
most prominent citizens of that
place has gone back after SHORT
visit here.
Mr.. NJ. j. Somehow is in New
York to consult an eve specialist.
Mr.. Somehow has been troubled
for some time by an affection OF the
eyes. His friends hope the treat
ment he is taking may restore them.
Dir. and Mrs. A. 5. Milholland, Of
Uniontown, Pa, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cooke and will
remain the rest Of the week. DIR.
Milholland is pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church OF Uniontowu.
DIR. and Mrs. Victor V. Cameron
laf Fe4- q I,<
on their wedding trip. They will be
absent about week and will visit
Morgantown on the return trip.
While they are away they will visit
several of the larger cities in that sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Boyers of Buck
harmon are visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Boyers at Randall.
They came in on Tuesday afternoon.
He has recently rendered his resigna-
tion as president of the Conference
Seminary where he had been for a
couple of years.
For gratuitous insults to the people
OF Morgantown given by Morgan
town newspaper they return their
heartfelt thanks. The proper plan
would be to stand by home people and
let foreign tramps get outsiders to be-
foul our fellow citizens but this is not
the plan that has been followed.
Captain Kemble White, formerly
the commanding officer Of Company
M, Second West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, and who has been taking a
law course at the university for the
past year, is in the city, on business
trip. Captain White may decide to
locate here in the practice of his pro-
fession. Wheeling Intelligencer.
Captain G. r. Jones who has been
at Ithaca for nine months in Cornell
University has returned to Morgan
town. He has not vet determined
whether he will remain in Morgan
town this summer or not. While
at Cornell he took his masters de-
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