Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-14
AB0IT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention or Prominent People
Whtse they are and How they are.

Whtte they are and How they are.
Harry Kunst of Grafton has re-
turned home after short stay here
Miss Glllie Jamison who has been
in camp over Cheat for some time
has come into town.
q. s. G. Kendall OF Fairment ar
rived this morning TO look after a
number OF things here.
Col. c. L. Smith OF Fairmont was
in town on Thursday afternoon hav-
ing come down TO attend she funeral
of the late Walter W. Hayes.
Charles Jenkins has been enlisted
in Company L. There is room for a
number Of new recruits but only the
best young men are TO be taken.
Mr.. +. B. Enslow well known
lawyer of Huntington is here with
his son who he is going To place in the
University for four years course.
Henry Capito OF Charleston is an
old student who will not return this
year. He was quite popular in Nor
gautown and will be greatly missed.
Rev Ira Wallace left this after.
noon for Morris X Roads where he
goes to coduet the funeral of the
late John Lyons which takes pace
there on Saturday.
Charles Durhin rof Grafton will
probably be nominated by aeelama
ton by the Democrats of Taylor
county. They expect to elect him
too by large majority.
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. McGreggor
of Cairo who have been spending the
summer out there visiting his par
ents are back at Morgantown where
he will attend the university this
winter
Rev. A. w. Ownby who has been
having a great deal OF trouble on ac-
count of sickness in his family has
met with another misfortune. He
lost very fine COW for which he had
paid large sum Of money recently.
Prof. st. George T. Brooke. who
has been visiting relatives in Jeffer-
son county, has started home. He
drove across country as is his fash
ion and will have very nice time OF
it.
Walter South and Miss Winnie
South who have been travelling over
the west are expected home. to-day.
They have had very fine TRIP and
have enjoyed 1t immensely. Some OF
their experiences while away have
been related In this paper.
u S. Jarrett, OF st. Adams, will
probably enter the University this
year He is base bal pitcher OF
great ability and will add great
deal of strength to the team. Mr..
Jarrett is at present signed with the
Mansfield Inter State team.
CLYDE Stewart who has been visit
ing his father Major ID b. Stewart
and other relatives in the county
has started for Charleston leaving
on Friday morning He will locate
either in that place or in Clarkshurg
for the practice OF his profession OF
dentistry.
r. r. Rice who has been at Par
kersburg in attendance ON the meet
ing Of the state council Junior Order
American Mechanics representing the
MorgaItown lodge of that order has
returned home. He is much pleased
with the reception given the visitors
and at the growth Of the organization
during the past year. The next meet
ing place is to be Charleston.
Young Kenna, son of late Sena-
tor Kenna, of this State, will proba
bly, be in the University this fall
He played foot ball for four years
with Georgetown and is one of the
best men behind the line that that
team ever had. The acquisition OF
this man will greatly help the foo
ball boys who have not been too en-
thusiastic over the prospects so far
They are looking brighter every day
however.
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