Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-19
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
where they are and sisw they are.


down this morning.
Miss Mavme Hoard is the guest
OF friends during Commencement
Prof. .Jno. l. Johnston has return
ed home after a little outing at Me.
Henry, Nd.
Miss Maggie Carr is quite sick at
her home on Front street with symp-
toms OF fever.
Dr. G., NJ Joseph arrived last night
from Pittsburg where he has been for
some time,
Mr.. Milholland the big coal buyer
and Col. Howard Fleming were here
Yesterday.
Cecil Jarvis, OF Clarksburg, is an
old student who is here to see the
big show.
Miss Aline Vance who has been i'll
for several days has recovered far
enough to be out again.
Dr. Leech and daughter Miss
Frances will start on their trip to
Europe on Monday July LIST.
S. II. Bowman of Barbour county is
here to attend Commencement. He
has been away for some days.
Jesse Hall who has been visiting
Miss Ethel earle in Wood county is
back having returned on MONDAY af-
ternoon.
Regents Hanill and Eastman ar
rived on Tuesday morning TO attend
the most important meeting of the
board that has ever been held
Prof. Frank Trotter of Buckhannon
vice president and now acting presi-
dent of the Conference Seminary is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Steele.
Chauncey Wiley improves very
slowly. While every indication Is for
the best he is still too weak TO sit up.
1t is hoped his old time strength will
soon return.
Among those who are here for COM
menceInent is Harris Yost, of Amos,
who is deeply interested in University
affairs. He makes Morgantown one
Ol MS MONIES.
Charles Garrison, of Wadestown, is
here TO attend Commencement. He
came in with his brother James A.
Garrison who had been at home for
several days.
Rev. Albert Cameron arrived on
Monday joining Mrs. Cameron who
has been here for several days. He
came to attend the marriage of his son
Victor to Miss Boyers.
Prof. +. F. Goodwin, of Grafton,
is here to remain until after Com
mencement He is principal OF the
Grafton Schools and has been max
ing very great success Of the work
up there.
Prof. Roy Roger, of the Conference
Seminary, Prof. NJ. G. Tough of Fair
mont Normal and Prof Meredith of
Huntington came in on the morning
train to be here until after the gradu-
ating exercises.
Prosecuting Meyer, Of Wheeling,
who is here to attend commence
ment is one of the most popular
University men of the state. He has
many friends here who are always
pleased to see him.
Charles Allebaugh has returned
from Mt. Clemens where he had gone
with Thomas Walls for treatment
He states that Walls is apparently
showing favorable signs and the doc
tors out there have very little fears Of
the outcome
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pride arrived
on Monday evening from Pittsburg
where she had gone to meet him.
Mr.. Pride has been at Mt. Clemens
for treatment for several weeks and
has about recovered from the attack
of rheumatism which sent him there.
Mrs. Jesse Jamison of Fairmont
who was well known here has died of
fever after very brief illness. She
had been married but month. Her
brother O. l.. Hickman is one of the
contestants tonight. He represents
the Parthenon Society.
Lewis Lawson of Clarksburg is
mere looking after a NUMBER or
things preparatory to moving to
Morgantown. He has bought the
/. G. Lazzelle property on Wiley
street. Every one is glad to wei
come him to the town.
T, r. Homer has gone to his home
at Clarksburg. He has completed
the law course at the University and
has been admitted to practice in the
state He completed it in remark
ably short space of time and is one
of the brainest young men who at
tended the University last year.
Charles + Holden Of Clarksburg is
here to participate in the final exer-
cises Of the year. For nine months he
has been broken down and unable to
attend to his duties. He is now
much better and will be all right