Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-26
aROur Orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and H.w they arc.

+. M. Dawson Is back from a bust
ness trip to Masontown Pa.
Miss Winnie South after spending
a few days visiting at home has re-
turned TO Fairmont.
T. B. WiIgus is back from Monon-
gahela City where be has been on a
visit to his parents.
Mrs. w. c. McGrew and Mrs Edward
Heermans left on the morning train
for Pittsburg for short visit
Russell Hayes returned on Sunday
evening from Pittsburg where he had
been for several days on business
trip.
Mr.. w. e, Glassceck and son Will
liam spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. Glasscocks parents near Arnetts-
Vile
Mrs. Albert Fortney has gone TO
Parsons TO visit her sister Mrs. w. G..
Conley. Mr.. Fortney is member of
the Novelty Company.
Prof. T. G. Atkeson has gone to
Putnam county to look after his farm
in that section. He will return to
Morgantown about the opening of the
next term.
Paul Cruciger and G. d. Allebaugh
went to Pittsbnrg this morning to
open the new store for the Mingo
Glass Company Their place is 23S
Diamond street.
Mr.. Werner, of the Novelty Com
pany, will return from the East to-
day where he has been TO buy goods.
They will have some very attractive
bargains there. The new goods will
be in at once.
Mrs. McGraw, the aged mother Of
Hon. John t. McGraw, of this city,
is the victim Of an attack OF whoop-
ing cough. This is q rather unusual
case and her condition has been most
alarming TO her friends. Grafton
Sentinel.
Judge Hagans condition to-day
remains about the same. He does
not get any stronger and while there
may be times when he appears more.
cheerful than at others there Is no
immediate prospect of his recovery.
Prof. M. G. Tough of the Fairmont
Normal has gone hack there to re-
sumo his duties i'll The Normal after
years absence on leave. He will
return to Morgantown next summer
to enter the University to complete
the work leading to a Masters degree.
Prof. P. B. Reynolds has returned
from Warrington where he went Oh
Saturday to lecture before the public
schools OF that place. The lecture
course up there has included the best
members of the faculty Of the Univer-
sity and has proven TO be very inter-
esting and instructive one.
Our people will deeply regret Mr..
W. II. Halls decision to remove to
MorgantoW where be has purchased
property. Mr., Hall has been one Of
our leading citizens since his removal
here some rs years ago having served
in the highest positions of trust and
honor in the gift of our town. Man.
nington Advocate
Miss Mary Semans wishes us to
announce that she is at the store
having recovered from a severe at.
tack of illness. She will be there at
the openings which take place this
week. The services of an expert
trimmer have been secured and the
ladies OF town will be looked after
as they never have been before in
the millinery line.
Prof. John /. Harvey and daughter
Miss Bessie left ON the evening train
for Huntington where they will in
the future reside. Mrs. Harvey to-
gether with Misses Louie and Marie
will leave on Tuesday for the same
place going by way Of Pittsburg
Morgantown is very sorry TO lose this
estimable family which hal made this
place their home for so many years.
The best wishes OF everyone in town
90 with them to their new home.
Senator Morley, of Kingwood, was
in town on Monday morning to con-
suit with Jesse L. Turner relative to
to the appointment Of the latter as
tailor at the Reform School, at Prnn-
tvtown. Mr.. Turner has been offered
the place and will have until April
fourth to decide abont it. The sal
airy paid is fifty dollars month and
in case he accepts he will make that
his home. He will have charge OF
that department of the school and
will instruct the boys in the useful