Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-11
ARG, I OnR FRIENDS.
Personal Mertian OF Prominent People
shsae thes are and How they are.

ANApEN a - NVddSiA.
George NJ. Alexander of Fairmont
is here to visit his wife who is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Jamison on
Sunnyside.
Scott Lowe, Charlie Waddell and
Paul Mccoy OF Fairmont are here at
tending the meeting OF the Phi Psi
council.
Rev. Earl A. Brooks is here TO at
tepd the Phi Psi meeting, He is we'll
known and deservedly popular in
Morgantown.
q. w. Gregg has gone To Mt Glen
ems for the benefit OF his health He
has not been we'll for some time and
was strongly advised to take the trip
by his physicians.
Prof. III. Samuel the eye specialist is
at the Wallace House and will remain
short time. The Professor intends
TO open an Office here and make rega-
lar visits to Morgantown.
Prof James S. Stewart Of this place
who attended the meeting of the Par
kersburg Preshytery held at Fairmont
on Wednesday was made clerk OF that
body.
T. S. Marshall Dan Jackson of
Kingwood was in town on Wednes
day afternoon on business connected
with the department under his
charge.
Bennett S. White who is we'll known
here is now located in Pittsburg where
he is engaged at his profession OF en-
cheering His friends are glad TO
have him closer home.
S. G. Chadwick, Jr. has been at home
for several days. He is suffering from
the effects of fall which he got while
jumping off train at Fairmont. He
caught his foot In his macintosh and
fell heavily.
Miss Mary Evans Is visiting friends
in Wheeling and will go from there TO
son wedding. She will also spend a
short time in Cadz before returning
| home.
James N. Davis has gone to
Waynesburg to visit his son George.
| Adam Bower did not go along as the
roads are rather bad and the walking
is not as good as might be desired.
Lieutenant e. l.. Cole will not 60
with the state geological survey TO d
position which he has received an ap,
pointment. He has decided to re.
main in school until his graduation
/ A. u l..
Rey. G.. A. Gibbons has returned
to his home in RomneY after short
visit to his sou DIR. Page A. Gibbons
at this place. The visit Of Mr.. Glib
bons was very much enjoyed by every
one and they feel regret at his early
departure.
w E. Hongh Of Fairmont is get.
ting ready to build and remove his
family from that place 10 this He
has purchased the tin shop until re
Gently owned by Walter Bowie. The
latter is still in charge and will con
tinue to run it for the new owner.
John Cowan has been the luekiesl
fisherman up to date in town. He
has caught two fine pike inside Of
"a hours. Wednesday afternoon ht
Landed 10 FOUNDER and Thursday
morning he captured one that tippeo
the beam at Ii pounds. The fishing
was never better than it has been
this year and the fishermen are il
fine feather.
Mrs Alice Watts has removed in
to her new location. She is in thu
place formerly occupied by Walter
| Bowie as tin shop and will be gIac
to see her customers there. She
has a full line of silk shirt waists
ladies fancy neck wear, ribbons 81
all kinds and many other articles O
wear for the fair sex. The new
store has been very tastefuliy ar
ranged and is one of the prettiesi
places in town.
PROF. SAMUEL the optical expert
hoe baao xy;e.f,por Mornapfcmp IN,