Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-24
ABour ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and Hew they are.

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.
George Grants wife is recovering
from long and severe illness.
Miss Phila Hess is back from a
vacation trip to Buckhannon.
Captain John Hatfield has returned
home from trip to Parkersburg.
State superintendent I G. Miller
has been in the city for brief visit.
Miss Villa Brand has gone to Man
nington to visit relatives and friends
for some days.
Scott swisher left the city today aud
will spend week with his relatives
in Parsons
Miss Fannie Protzman who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. b. H. MADEIRA
has gone home.
Prof. I e. Hodges returned this
morning from attendance at teach
ers institute at Weston.
r. w. Sine, OF Blaeksvillc. presi-
dent Of the county court was in the
city on business to-day.
Dell Strunk returned home to-day
from Parkersburg, to which city he
went last Tuesday.
Rufus West returned home Friday
after attending the teachers insti-
tute recently held in Weston.
Mrs. White has moved from the
Second National Bank building into
the Morris property on Walnut
street
Jason Clark and son Raymond who
have been seeing the sights of the
American Exposition have reach
ed home again.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Grant who has been in
Charleston and several points in the
western end OF the state reached home
this morning.
Prof ID. NJ Willis arrived on Fri
day afternoon to spend week or so
here He will so back to his Harri-
son county home before school opens.
Gordon Cooke, of Hinton, who
has been placed in the Hartigan hos
pital is getting along very nicely
and will not have a severe seige of
fever.
Miss Sarah Newman Of Morgan
town and Miss Lizzie Newman OF In
dependence, w. Va, were the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. /. d. Newman for
several days last week - Garrett
Journal, Oakland Md.
J. V. Thompson Of Uniontown who
has been visitor In this county look
ing after his coal lands in Clay dis
trict has returned home. He made
no announcements as to his plans in
connection with his investments here
Glenn Hunter has returned from
Atlantic City where he had been for
his vacation He was in the train at
Confluence which was wrecked on the
way out but received no injuries.
The wreck was bad one and large
number of people were hurt more OF
less seriously
Mr.. Alphens Dilliner was here to-
day on business for a short time. Fol
many years he was resident Of Stew
artstown, was widely known and nc
man in the county stood higher than
/ he. Mr. Diliiner moved 60 Greene
county some months ago very much tc
the regret Of our people
Col. N. p. Smith and family who
have spending the summer at Bruce
ton are back at home. They report
a very pleasant time of it but say
that the catches of fish were not as
large this year as in former years
However they caught quite lot Of
trout.
Prof. T.. G. Johnson will leave on
Monday for Columbia, Missouri,
where he will be engaged during the
next year as professor of horticulture
in the state university OF Missouri.
He takes the place of the regular pro-
fessor in that subject who will so 70
Europe for years study. The uni
yersity has about fifteen hundred stu
dents in its several departments and
has no preparatory school. Prof.
Johnson has been fellow in horti-
culture and botany az the w. V. q.
for the past two years.
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