Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-28
ssour Our FRIENDS.
Personal MERTON Of Prominent People
Where they are and nav they are.

*hcfe they are and ,sM they are
Miss Zoe Kinsey, one of Fairmont's
most beautiful young ladies is visiting
Miss Grace Yoke on Snnnyside.
Rev. j. Is. Yoke pastor OF M. e.
Church South at huntsville, is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. j. 5, Davis. on
Spruce street.
Miss Daisy Fleming has gone TO
Fairmont, Amos and other places To
spend a vacation OF two weeks.
Daisy is a good girl and deserves to
have pleasant trip.
NJ. Nj. Medley came in on Friday
afternoon and win remain the rest Of
the summer. He has been visiting
his home in Doddridge county and
will shortly re-enter the University.
Harry 0'Neil has gone to Pittsburg
TO consult an occulist about his eyes.
They have been giving him lots OF
trouble and he is afraid that they
will cause him TO leave school on their
account.
Judge and Mrs. T. Perry Jacobs to-
gather with his two daughters are
here TO spend part OF the summer.
The Judge has been engaged to lecture
at the University during the month
of August.
Miss May McClusky Of Burgetts-
town, Pa, Miss Clara Witherspoon of
Warrington, and Miss Mary Donaldson
of Midway, Pa, arrived on to-day's
boat and will spend couple of weeks
with Miss Eleanor B. Moreland.
Wayne Cox, who had his leg broken
month ago by being run over by a
hose cart, is able to be cut for the
first time since the accident. He had
very serious time of it but has re-
covered all right and withoutany per-
manent injury
Clare Harding who has been nom
mated by Randolph democrats for
prosecuting attorney is we'll known
in Morgantown He was formerly
captain Of the University base ball
nine. His nomination is equivalent
to election.
Mr.. Clinton Newton, press agent of
the Welsh Bros show, made Us very
pleasant call to-day He has been
here formerly and has made many
friends in Morgantown by bis gentle
manly conduct. The show is a good
one and it is always we'll attended
when it comes here.
Col. Fast has been in from Cheat
for short visit He has been en-
gagged this summer in work on a
History which he and Hu Maxwell
are preparing. 1t is TO be very
valuable and exhaustive treatise.
The colonel will return to his labors
very shortly
f. L. Wood and son Merrill, who
have been spending few days in
Cleveland, Ohio, are back at home.
They were out at the races day or
50 ago when Henry Sehmulbach' 5
horse made it's great winning Mr..
SchmuIbach won $500 on the race
including the purse that was of
fered.
Prot. Z. c McBee, OF Halleek,
paid us very pleasant visit on Fri
day evening. He has been engaged
in teaching at Warrington for ses
eral years being principal Of the city
schools up there and has scored a
great success at it. Recently he was
unanimously re. elected by the school
board. Monongalia boys have a hab-
it of getting there no matter where
they are.
Mr.. NJ. j. Sonneborn returned from
New y ork this morning after a siege
OF nearly two months there under
the care OF the celebrated oculist.
While it is impossible to describe
his experience it is gratifying to
note the marked improvement in his
eyes and it is to be hoped no further
trouble will be experienced from
them. Mr.. Somehow has been
much missed during his protracted
absence.