Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Wher. they are and tow they are.


Wheeling on visit to relatives.
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visiting in Pennsylvania is back at
home.
Judge Nj, II. Dent is here to wit
ness the graduation OF his daughter
Miss Carrie.
Albert Collett who has been in
Wheeling tor week on vacation is
back at his post at the University.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Mcdonald
are back at home after visit of
some length to relatives in Fostoria.
Miss Barbara Naret is at home
from Kentucky where she has been for
some time and will spend month in
Morgantown.
Miss GAY Laughed of West New
ton who has been at home for visit
during Christmas has gone back
down the river.
Edgar b. Stewart and bride have
reached Morgantown and are quarter
ed at the Peabody. Everyone Is glad
to see them and TO welcome them to
the town.
Col. r. 4. Fast and Prof T. G.
Miller who attended the meeting of
the American Historical Society in
Boston last week are back in Morgan
town.
S. ID. Hirschman left on Tuesday
morning for New York after spending
the holidays in Morgantown, His
many friends here part with him with
regret.
Miss Nellie Moreland who has
been spending the holidays in Gales
burg ILL.,, went back to Chicago To-
day and will resume her studies
there.
Prof. p. G. McBee principal OF the
Warrington Schools has been at home
for the past week or so. He has been
having very successful year at Man.
nington.
Misses Lucy Wood and Title Bern
the holidays have gone back TO Beling-
ton where they have positions In the
Public Schools.
Clyde Sanders has gone back to
Philadelphia after spending some
time at home and has re entered the
Dental department of the University
| of Pennsylvania.
Lee Lewelen returned on Tues
day morning to Warrington where
he has position with the South
Penn as an engineer. He had been
spending short time at his home
at Mona
Miss Florence Taylor who spent the
holidays at her home in Hancock
county is back in Morgantown and
has resumed her duties as teacher in
the primary grade OF the Public
School.
Prof w. p Wiley left this morn
ing to attend the meeting OF the Bar
Association, at Martinsbusg. He
will return to this place the latter
part of the week
| DR.. Victor Cameron OF Marion,
Ind, who has been in this county for
several days has returned to Marion.
Everyone was glad to see him and to
learn that he is meeting with very
gratifying degree Of success in his new
home.
Prof. A. u. Hopkins is in Cam
bridge Mass, on business for the de-
partment at Washington. He has
been sent there on account OF his pro-
fessional ability and will be away for
several weeks engaged in investigation
for the government.
Mrs. l. G.. White is in New Castle,
visiting her mother. Miss White,
her daughter is visiting Miss Hazel
wood. and on Tuesday morning Miss
Fannie White who has been at home
for couple of weeks returned to
Auburndale, Mass, where she will
re enter La Sale Seminary.
Prof. r. ID. Kline has returned
from Alliance, Ohio, where he spent
the holidays and has resumed his du-
ties in the Public Schools. He reports
that the weather over there is even
more severe than it is here. Ten de-
grees below zero has been registered
there. Here it has not yet gone very
far below the zero point II at all.
William Thorn whho has been in
the Mountain State Business College
has returned to Morgantown having
finished his course. He is in the
office Of the Circuit Clerk w. +.
Glasscock. Il. r. Ollie who has
been filling Thorn's place during his
absence has been relieved and is
again in his law office.
Engineer J. G. Barr has gone to
Pittsburg going on Sunday afternoon
for conference with Major Powell as
to the survey which he has ia charge
between this place and Fairmont.
He has not been 10 Pittsburg on pro-