Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-25
aBo. r ouR FRIENDS.
Personal Mertien OF Prominent People
whst. they are and ss.w they are.

whsse they are and n.w they are.
I'D. r, Sawyer OF Uniontown is here
on business.
Hon. James NJ. Anderson of Bat,
telle, is among the prominent visitors
in town to-day.
Lieut.. t'ramer returned To his home
in Piedmont yesterday evening after
brief stay here
Matthew b. kurkendall a promin-
emit Republican politician Of Harrison
county rs in town.
S E. Arson, of Fairmont, arrived
In town,on the morning train. He con-
templates locating here.
II. +. Campbell, of Wheeling who
has been here for several days left this
morning for Warrington.
Il. n Brown. of Waynesburg, ar
rived in town Thursday evening TO
visit friends in the University.
Mrs. j. C. Frazer has been In Pitts
burg for ten days past closing up the
affairs OF the Mingo Glass Company,
Mrs Wiley hopes to return home
on Monday with Channcey who has
oeen so Ill at Columbus for month
past.
NJ. w. Edwards, who has been Wis
iting friends in the University for
several days left this morning for his
home in Harrison county.
Rev. Sandy Christian returned this
morning from Columbus where he had
been TO attend the session OF the A.
M. e. General Conference.
Mrs. n. L. Shatfer and children
are visiting relatives at Piedmont.
Her sister. Miss Ida Jones returned
home after spending several weeks
here.
John Evans Dent is in Granville for
brief visit TO his numerous friends.
John has not been here for number
of years before. He Is quite popu-
lar young man.
Attorney Leroy Taylor, of Manning
ton, was here yesterday for short
time looking after some matters that
will come up in the circuit court at
the June term.
Mr.. w. X. Given, OF the Mononga-
hela Textile Company, who has been
quite Ill for three weeks past is able
to be out again. His friends are
pleased TO note his recovery
4. j. Donley returned from Way
nesburg yesterday where he accom-
panied his mother Mrs. Catharine
Donley who will spend season with
her daughter Mrs. Dougan.
Mr.. j. A. Garrison of the Univer-
sity left yesterday evening for Gran.
vile, Ohio, TO attend the annual CON
yention of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
Mr.. Garrison represents the chapter
at this place.
Rev. eatherby, OF Newburg, and
Rev. Rice. of Morgantown, preached
two able sermons in our city Sun
day last The former occupied the
M L. pulpit and the latter preached
at the NJ. z. Church. Grafton Sen
tinel
MIS-. OOukldSo biudn dub biitC
children, of Boyce, Pa, returned to
their home this morning after brief
visit with L. w. Joseph and family.
G. w. Hartman who has been In
Pennsylvania for some time was with
them. He will return to this place
and enter the employ Of Mr.. Joseph
again.
Mrs. Lille b. G.. List, son Creel
and daughter, Miss Bessie, will sail
on Saturday from Seattle, Wash,
for Cape Nome Alaska. Mrs. List
has made preparations to open up
an extensive boarding house and
restaurant in that far-off gold field
Wheeling News.
Mrs. w. G. Morley and daughter,
Mary returned to their home here last
Wednesday, after spending the winter
and spring in Washington City.
They came back by Confluence, Pa,
and visited Okey Mckee, brother Of
Mrs. Worley who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, but is able to be
out again. They also visited Mrs.
Mary Mckee, mother Of Mrs. Worley
at Brandonville, and were met and
brought home by Senator Worley who
drove down from here after him.
Kingwood Argus.
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