Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-26


visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hennen.
Miss Winnie South has returned
from visiting friends near Mount
Morris.
Mrs. Amanda Laishley, of wilkins
burg, Pa, is visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Prof. and Mrs. James S. Stewart
have returned from Buffalo where
they went to see the Exposition.
Mrs. Geo. G. Hayes and daughter
Jeanette Hayes went to Pittsburg
on an early morning train TO day.
Mrs, Whitman and daughter Miss
Rachael, have returned from West
Alexander where they had been for
several weeks.
Director and Mrs. James II. Stew
art left at noon Monday for Noun
tain Lake. Mr.. Stewart will go East
before bis return.
Mrs. Ida Strauss and children.
of Toledo, Ohio, who have been Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
A. Davis have returned home.
Mr.. FL. 2. Snyder of the Connells-
vile Courier has been guest at Mont
Chateau for the past few days. He
returned home this morning
Captain Jack Arnold, of Weston,
was in town this morning attending
to some business. He is very well
known here and everyone was glad
to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vance and
daughter, Miss Matte Stewart,
James Stewart and Mrs. Jerome
Meeks have gone to Buffalo for a
visit to the Exposition.
Grove Laishley and Cline Hess have
gone TO Buffalo and other cities In
that section Of the country. They
will take trip into Canada before
they return and will have all the fun
there is. They will be gone for sew
eral weeks.
Haze keener a well known student
is here for short visit. He will
leave in day or so for Buffalo where
he will attend the meeting of his
fraternity's national convention.
The Beta Theta Pi will meet during
the present week.
Prof. A. G Kimler, who was succeed
ed in the principalship of the Shepherd
College Normal by e. Forrest Good
win, has accepted the position OF
superintendent of the schools OF
Ceredo and Kenova. Prof. Kimler
has been successfully engaged in school
work for number Of years and his
wide experience makes him an excel
man for the position
James N. Davis has returned from
Buffalo where he went to see the big
show. He was very much pleased
with the trip and says that it was
well worth everything that it cost.
The attendance at the show has in
creased fifty per cent in the past two
weeks and will be much better during
the closing days. The West Point
| cadets We're there but Mr.. Davis did
not see any of them that he knew.
Hon. j. B. Finley of Parkersburg
who is member of the board of re-
gents of the University is confined to
his home as result of an operation
performed few days ago, when a
small growth was removed from his
nose. On several occasions since then
his nose has bled eopiously and last
night the bleeding continued nearly
all night rendering him quite weak.
IL was with the greatest difficulty
that the flow was checked,. but no
| really serious results are expected.
Miss Laura Dawson the we'll known
milliner Is in Atlaptic City for short
stay and a deserved rest. From there
she will go TO New York and select
the best lines from the great millinery
establishments of that city. Her new
stock OF fall goods will be in early in
september and she will have the dain-
tlest as well as the most useful and
durable goods in the market. Miss
Laura will announce the exact date of
her opening when she returns.
MT. L. w. Anderson has gone to
Sing Sing, N. Y. to spend few days
visiting bis brother Rev. w. 4. An
derson. Mr. Anderson's host OF
friends wish him the pleasant trip he
is sure TO have. During his absence
Miss Ruth Wood will have charge of
his office and will transact all business
the same as If he were present il per-
SON. Miss Wood has had seven years
experience in the insurance business
and understands every detail connect
ed with it.
Mr. Morgan Lemasters OF Ashland,
Illinois. is here having come back TO
his old home 70 adjust some business
matters. Some years ago Mr.. Lemas-
ters MAS teacher in this county but
subsequently, studied law and located
in Illinois where he is attaining dis
tinction in his profession. Everyone
was glad TO see him and send their
regards u Mrs. Lemasters who was
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