Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-19
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where shev are and Now they are.

Personal Mention ct Prominent People
Where they are and Aow they are
Henry Morelaad has gone 10 Con
nellsville to spend Sunday at his old
home.
r. f.. L. Allen has returned from
Tyler county where he had been for
several days.
Emory Wade one of Monongalia's
solid citizens was In town on bushes
to-day.
Hon. T. F. Reay has returned from
trip "a Point Pleasant ard Masoa
county.
Mrs. A. w. Brown has gone 60 New
Cumberland where she will spend
some days visiting.
L. r. Taylor Of Warrington arrived
on Friday afternoon to look after
some legal business here.
L. N. Lucas and others who have
beeh before the federal grand jury
from this place have returned home.
Tom Protzman of Morris Cross
Roads who has been in town went TO
Fairmont on business before his re-
turn home.
Rev. William L. Ledwith who Is to
preden Tomorrow at the Presbyterian
church was tsle afst prize essaYisu at
the University.
Mrs. George 4. Stephenson of
Pittsburg who has been visiting her
father r. b. Wilgus has returned
home.
Prof. c. Fl. Waddell Of the Fair
mont Normal was an arrival this
morning He will remain over Sum
day.
Mr.. Morgan Smith and wife of Mt.
Pleasant, Pa, returned home to-day,
having been here TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. w. II. Morgan who was d
sister of Mrs. Smith.
V. t. Tustin who is we'll known
here was here to-day TO be admitted
to practice before the courts Of tuis
state. He expects to attend school
for oratory In Washington during the
present winter.
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spent the day here yesterday with his
sister Mrs. Major Stewart and numer-
Gus other relatives and friends. The
Colonel had been at the Hot Springs of
Virginia where he left Mrs. Evans who
has been afflicted with rheumatism for
some time past His many friends
were very glad to meet him.
Judge Campbell of New Cumber-
land one OF the members OF the old
board OF regents has been here to-
pethar with Mr.. Mcmahon and Mr..
Sturgiss to argue the demurrer TO the
declaration OF DIR. Hartigan in the
damage suit against the board for his
dismissal from the University. Counsel
for Hartigan asked to be allowed to
withdraw the declaration and amend
It.
Profs. Green and Barbe have left
for Yale University where they will
attend the celebration of the 200th
anniversary of that institution Of
learning as representatives from w.
Y. Il. This celebration which takes
place during the coming week will
be one of the most notable ever held
and it will be attended by people
from all over the world. Degrees
will be conferred npon MANY lis
tingnished educators Of other coun-
tries who will be present.
Rev. VIM. L. Ledwith, d. D., of
Philadelphia will reach Morgantown
this evening and remain over Sunday
as the guest Of DR.. A. NJ. Buchanan,
and will preach in the Presbyterian
church at both morning. and evening
services. DIR. Ledwith will be re-
membered by many MorgantuwT peo-
pie as student in the University IN
its early days. Later he attended
Princeton University where he was a
classmate of Prof. A. Il. Whitehill.
DR.. Ledwith has been in attendance
upon the Synod of Pennsylvania now
in session in Pittsburg Of which body
he is member. @
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