Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-17
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and TOW they are.

DR.. j. p. Fitch has been out on a
little trip over the state.
Guy Hayes has goGe to Brad1ock
andPittsburg on business trip.
John G. Lantz is back after an
extended visit to several places ia
the state
Will Gilmore is in Pittsburg on
business He went down Wednes-
day afternoon.
j. Frank Nelson has returned
from Hampshire county where he
had heen for a week or more on a
visit.
w. :. VanLoan who has been at
his home IN Washington for some
time is back at his post here much
to the delight of his friends.
George Hartman is at Fairmont and
Is connected with the Tavern. He
will remove his family from this place
to Fairmont within the next few
weeks.
Hon. Melville Peck of Philippl
who has two sons in the University
has been here on a short visit. He Is
one OF the most prominent attorneys
in the state and is we'll known in
Morgantown.
Charles A. Goodwin left this after
noon for Pittsburg where he goes to
attend to some business In connection
with the suit of Brice Brothers OF
Mount Pleasant against the Seneca
Glass Company over an alleged patent
infringement.
President Milholland, of the Mo-
nongalia railroad company, an
nounces that the principal offices OF
the company will be in Morgantown.
This Is good news to everyone 1t
will bring lots of people and lots OF
money to Morgantown.
j. A. Martin OF the nj & X return.
ed last night from Grafton where he
had been to take engine No. | from
that road. The engine was placed
in the B. & o. shops at Grafton for
repairs which are needed on it. twill
be there for some time.
Justice Levi Shoemaker who has
been at Clarksburg attending the
United States Court before which
he was a witness in the case against
one Collins who is charged with
having sold liquor without a license
has returned home. It usually
goes very hard with people who get
| pulled up before Judge jackson on
charges Of this kind.
Raymond Dodson a member Of the
senior class has returned from ter
days trip to his home. He will grad
uate in June and has finished all hi:
work but his thesis. He tried TO gel
relieved of duty as a cadet which |:
the only thing that keeps him herr
but the board OF regents would no.
pass any regulations Of any kind a.
their last meeting They stated tina
the legislature had repudiated then
and that they were going to do abso
lutely nothing more than they had u
at the meeting
e. II. Yost has reached West Vir-
ginia from the west. He will be a
home but a short time and will re
turn to California for short stay be
fore he comes back to coach Michigan
as he will do next fall. He expects
to go into business in California which
he likes very much. The offer K
coach Michigan came from them anC
the terms that he gave them were
thought to be high enough to dis
courage them but they were accepted
Yost is full Of praise for the western
football players and the people in
general. He has had great tim,
and wants to go back.
1 The following paragraphs are from
yesterdays Fairmont Times:
/ John G. Lantz, Of Morgantown, i,
here to-day.
VIM. e. Glasscock, Circuit Clerk o
Monongalia county, was guest al
the Tavern Monday,
Mrs. r. S. Chorpening and son, g
b., OF ClarksbuTg, were prominen
guests at the Tavern Monday.
Messrs. Jacob and S. r.. Provance
two prominent business men o
Masontown, Pa, were here yesterday
F. M. Dawson, the tobacconist d
Morgantown, and one OF the mosl
popular men in the State, is in town
Mr.. GABLER the new druggist has