Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
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Personal Merton of Prominent People
Nhete they are aud isew they are.

Personal MERTON Of Prominent People
Whete they are aud iiew they are.
E. Bunker Reynolds is here for a
visitof day or so.
Hon. w. II. Playford OF Uniontown
was in town over Sunday.
Randolph Millholland spent Sunday
at his home In Cumberland.
Mrs. n +. Shatfer and children are
visiting her mother at Piedmont.
Mr.. VIM. Smell has withdrawn
from the Cash Mercantile company
and is with 5. A. Poster.
c. W. Finnell and A. Rightmife
went TO Pittsburg this morning to
have sight Of the town. They will
BIZ absent for several days.
Col J. H. McDermott has been ap.
pointed marshal of the sixth division
Of the Decoration Day parade In the
place Of Commander r. NJ. q. Brown.
VIII Lively who was called home by
the illness and death of his father has
returned TO school, He has the sym
pathy of everyone in his bereavement.
Prof. Waitman Barbe is in Wheel
ing looking after the university cata-
lag0e which will be issued from the
press Of the News Lithogranhing COM
nany in few days.
Mrs. j B. Majors of Pittsburg is
here the guest of her relative Mrs. NJ.
w. Protzman OF Foundry street.
Mrs. Majors was formerly resident
of Morgantown and has numerous
friends here.
Hon. e. w, st. Clair who has been
here for medical treatment for some
time is improving and is able TO go to
his home but will return again later.
Everyone hopes he will soon be fully
restored.
Cecil Rice went through on Sunday
returning to Pittsburg from visit to
his home at Fairmont. Cecil Is now
with the Commercial Gazette and is
making great success as a newspaper
man in Pittsburg.
Dana Miller has received an ap-
pointment to cadetship at West
Point by Senator Elkins. Dana is
just the kind of a boy that makes
good officer and Mr.. Elkins can be
congratulated upon his choice Fair
mont Times.
Miss Floyd left on Monday for her
home at Steubenville, Ohio. where she
will spend the summer. Miss Floyd
has made great many friends during
hershort stay here and they are sorry
tosee her go home. She will return
next fall.
Prof. Horace Lee Plumb has return
ed to his home at Columbus, Ohio.
He has been acting as principal OF the
schools here during the past year and
has given excellent satisfaction.
Prof. Plumb will return. to Morgan
town next year,
John T. Hoffman the famous bird
imitator and whistler, who is with
Vogel Il Deming ministries, which
appeared at the opera house last
Thursday evening is brother of Mrs.
Harvey Vanata OF the First Ward.
lAC 10 ~ hiEilDcl VI tue nlHsbIel Dduu
and has been with the company for
the past two seasons. He is quite an
artist in his line. Mr.. Hoffman's
home is in Morgantown. -Fairmont
Leader.
Joe Norris has returned to Morgan
town from his western trip. He says
that he has seen all of the west that
he wants to see and that he will make
his home in future 10 this country.
A visit was paid to the Texas oil fields
on his way back and sight was had
Of the thirty thousand barrel oil well
in that field. Mr.. Norris states that
the oil is of such character that it
will not come in conflict with the pro-
ducts of West Virginia in this line.
1t looks and smells like coal tar