Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-28
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Personal Mert iea 81 s'raminen, People
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Nhvsr they are and a.sW thef are.
Mrs. S. S. Wade is In Clarkshurg 10
remain for some time with friends.
Ray McDermott and vile, of
Blackssille, we're recently visiting
Mr.. William Pride's family here.
Attorney C A. Goodwin who has
been in Wheeling for the past week
looking after legal business has re-
turned home.
Prof r. A. Armstrong has returned
from keyser where he was called To
deliver an address at the closing OF
the schools at that place.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sturm and little son, of
Warrington, have been visiting her
mother Mrs, kincaid in South Nor
gantown for week past.
Miss Ida kreig, Of Charleston,
III. and Mrs. L. L. huhi, OF Fair
mont, returned to the latter place
to-day after a short visit with Prot
and Mrs. L G. Atkeson.
Miss Matte Wiley returned to
her home in Washington this morn
ing after spending two weeks here
with her sister, Mrs. a. NJ. Buehan-
an.
The venerable ex. Senator Fontain
Smith, of Fairmont, is in town to-
day looking after some legal busi-
ness. Though he has completed his
four score years he is quite active
and practices his profession thai of
law He is Col. G. L. Smiths father
and the grand father of Student
Earl Smith.
Mr.. r H. Domain has returned
home from his trip to Harrisburg.
While absent he visited the famous
battlefield of Gettysburg, the Indian
School at Carlisle and many other
places of interest in the beautiful
Cumberland Valley. Mr.. Domain
had very pleas aut and profitable
trip.
DR.. Raymond returned yesterday
from Champaign, ILL.,, where he ar.
ranged for the admission of the Uni
versity to the Central Oratorical
League which is composed Of such
schools as Cornell, University Of
Illinois, Ohio Wesleyan. and others
equally es great. The University
out.elassed the Inter State League
and is seeking greater company.
M. G. Sperry, the newly elected
president of the West Virginia Edi-
torial Association, is the brainy and
vigorous editor OF the Clarkshurg
News. He is an enthusiastic associa-
ton man, and one who will exert his
best efforts TO see that the association
prospers and fultlls the functions for
which it was created. The editors
made happy selection in the choice
of president. -Clarksbnrg News.
Prof. ID. NJ. Willis, of the Univer-
sity. was talking to his friends in our
town this week Mr.. Willis Is asking
TO represent this county ia the legis-
lature at the coming session. Ii Z
Republican Is to be sent certainly no
mistake could be made by sending a
young man Of such sterling qualities
as he possesses. Harrison county
should not let this opportunity Of
honoring herself pass unimproved. -
Clarksburg News.
Mr.. 10. l.. Keener and bride arrived
here yesterday from Kansas City where
the wedding took place on Wednesday.
Several friends went up the railroad
TO meet them and others to the sta
tlon where they were warmly welcom-
ed and escorted to the Wallace House
where they received quite an ovation.
The wedding was notable one in Kan
sas City where both have friends and
where the bride was greatly admired.
Mrs. Keener is warmly welcomed in
Morgantown.
Judge Lewis N. Tavennei, of Par
kersburg, was given royal reception
at the Windsor hotel last evening by
his friends in this city and the adjoin-
ing towns. There were representa-
tives from Brooke and Marshall coun-
ties present who assisted In making
the occasion very interesting one.
Mr.. Beall, Of Brooke county, assured
the Judge Of solid support from that
county and many delegates from this
county who We're present assured him
that Ohio county would go to the con-
vention almost solid in favor of his
nomination. Marshall county friends
assured him that their county would
not be behind la her recognition OF
the tall statesman from Wood, and
would give him an almost solid vote.
Wheeling Fews.
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