Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-13
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and liuw they arr.

Mr. Thomas Squires OF KingwOod
was here yesterday the guest OF Mrs.
B. NJ. Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Reynolds
are here to visit his parents DR.. and
Mrs. F. B. Reynolds.
Hon. w G.. Brown of Kingwood
has been in town on his way home
from a trip 70 Pennsylvania.
Miss Ella Utt is not getting along
as well as could be wished and at
last reports was somewhat worse
Miss Lillian Boyers has gone to Ma
rion, Ind, where she viii spend the
summer visiting her sister Mrs. Y. ".
Cameron.
w. p. Ballard has gone 60 his home
at Fallen in the southern end OF the
state. He will return to the Unlver-
sity next fall.
Captain 9 G, Pierce has gone to
his home at Rowleshurg where he viii
remain for few days returning for
commencement.
Prof. Hodges left last night for
Shepherdssown where he will deliver
The annual address TO the students of
Shepherds College
Hon. e NJ Bahb, Of Falls. is here
TO attend the meeting Of the board.
All OF the members OF the executive
committee are now here
w. Fl. Morgan and Justin NJ. Kun
kle who attended the banquet at Fair
mont given by the coal operators to
the editors have returned home
Professor Henry S. Green has gone
to Montgomery, w. Va, to represent
the university at the commencement
of the university preparatory school,
President w. j. w. Cowden of
Wheeling and Hon G.. r. Oldham Of
Moundsville arrived on the nine
o'clock train to attend the meeting
OF the board of regents.
Col. w. w. Arnett and A. L. Cald-
well of Wheeling arrived at nine
o'clock this morning They are In
terested in the Hartigan- Raymond
SANDER suit which is set for trial on
Saturday.
J. ID. Vannoy who is one Of the rep
resentatives of the Parthenon Liter.
AIRY Society on the debate which is set
for tonight has fever it having de-
veloped on Monday. His colleague is
Cooper.
DR.. w. J. Holland who is SO well
known in Morgantewn will deliver the
commencement address on next
Thursday. He was formerly chancel
lor of the Western University OF
Pennsylvania.
]. Il. Trotter was the first regent
on the ground at the present meeting
as he was at the last one. He is tax
ing great deal of interest 10 the con-
duct of affairs and is making a valua-
bic member OF the board. He is sec
rotary of the board.
Capt Kemble White, who has
been at Clarksburg and West Union
for several weeks past, abstracting
deeds and attending to other bust
ness, was in the city Sunday His
sister, Miss Iona White, of Weston,
also spent Sunday here.-Fairmont
Evening Times.
Col. ID. t. f. Casteel came in last
night from Fortress Monroe where
he had been to take the examination
for commission in the army. He
states that he is very we'll satisfied
with the showing made and consid
hn fasr In
says that he has not yet been no
titled as to the grade given him.
Dr. George b. Wilson will preach
the Baccalaureate sermon on next
Sunday. He will arrive here On Sat
urday morning and will be the guest
Of Rev. a. M. Buchannon. He is a
member of the class of II at w. & j.
and was the first honor man of that
class. DR. Wilson was born at Ma
sontown, Fayette county and is now
pastor of the Assembly's church at
Washington, d. c., being one of the
strongest men in the Presbyterian
church. There will be no other SER
vices in Morgantown on Sunday.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Fairmont Evening Times:
Earl III. Smith left to-day for Cum
berland, Md, where he will act as
best man at the wedding OF his friend
Mr.. Harry O. Cole, to Miss Mabel
Wilson, Of that city, which takes
place Wednesday noon.
Col. G. L. Smith and family are
moving into their new residence on
Quincy street. The property vacated
by Mr.. Smith on Jefferson street will
be occupied by Mr.. ID. N. Snider and
family, which place Mr.. Snider recent
ly purchased. They are moving to-
day.
The three paragraphs next below
are from the Parkersburg Sentinel
Mrs. S. L. Gould, Misses Mary and
Lolita Gould and Richard Gould are
making the trip to Pittsburg and re-
turn by water.