Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-13
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

J. II. Donahay went down to Pitts
burg on Sunday returning in the even
/ ing.
Miss May Watson has gone to
Deer Park for STAY in the noun
tains.
Harry Kunst Of Grafton who has
been here for day or SO has returned
home.
Mr.. c. w. Cramer of Piedmont is
visiting Mr.. Henry Domain in South
Morgantown.
Miss Maud Barthlow left on Sun.
day for Warrington where she has
gone to visit relatives.
Miss Blanche Meeks is at Noun
tain Lake for an outing having left
on Sunday for that place.
r. L. Hogan of this office, and his
family, are spendinga few days with
friends in Preston county.
Miss Daisy Fleming has returned
home after spending two weeks
among friends in Marion county.
Miss Maud Gilmore will leave for
Virginia on Wednesday to spend a
month visiting her former home.
Mrs. Alfred Frost and sdiss Jen
ME Piersol, of Brownsville, are Wis
iting Mrs. Isabelle Thompson of
this place.
F III. Yost has gone to California
where he will coach the foot ball
team of the Leland Stanford. Jr.,
university.
Prof. G. r. Jones who is at present
in Pttsburg viii be here some time
this week to resume his duties at the
University.
Miss Matte Boughner and Miss
Rose Howe are at Mt. Lake Park to
remain during the balance of the
heated term.
Judge Jacobs who was called TO
Parkersburg on business before the
United States court has returned To
Morgantown.
Miss Maud Semans, of Piedmont,
who spent Sunday visiting in South
Morgantown returned to Connells-
will on Monday morning.
E.B. Stewart went to Mountain Lake
Park on the flyer Saturday afternoon
to spend Sunday with his wife who
has been there for a couple Of weeks.
Walter Holland, of the West Side,
who has fever is very i'll indeed and
a professional nurse has been Sc
cured for him.
Calvin Victor who has fever on
sunnyside is getting along as well
as could be expected but he is q
very sick man
Major MeGrew is at home again
after spending sometime in King
wood Mrs. McGrew and Julia are
at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Daisy Herrick has returned
to her home at Washington, Pa, at
ter spending several weeks visiting
at the home of K. L. Schultz.
Miss Cohen, of Uniontown, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wilson Ireland, has very bad case
of fever and it is feared that she
will not recover.
Miss Laura Dawson has beer Wis
iting her sister Mrs r. p Rhoads,
at Masontown, Pa Later Miss
Laura will spend short time at
Deer Park.
Altha Warman has gone TO Weston
where he will be one OF the instruc-
tors in the teachers institute this
week, Prof. Shawkey also'well known
in Morgantown is the other instruc-
| tor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Bane, Of Wash
| ington, Pa, were recently visiting
County Clerk John e. Price in South
Morgantown. Mrs. Bane is Mr..
Prices sister. They are now visiting
friends in the west end of the county.
A. w. Jones and wife have gone
to Mt, Lake, Westernport and other
points in Maryland to spend couple
Of weeks. This is his first vacation
for some time and he deserves to
have a pleasant visit.
N. G. Vandervort will leave this
evening for Warrington where he will
be joined by Charles Vandervort and
will go from there TO Wilmington, o.,
to attend reunion Of the Vanderyort
family which is quite notable event
each year in that section OF the state.
| +. B Bannister is home from Mt.
| Clemens but will return for longer
stay after disposing Of some bust
ness matters. Mr.. Bannisters stay
has benefited him somewhat and
his friends hope to see him as robust
as ever very soon.
Fl. L. Hoagland, b. +. Campbell,
Melt S. Goslin and AL. Swearer, of
New Kensington, Pa, made very
pleasant party of young men who
returned home this morning after
spending short vacation here.