Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.
DR. A. L. Boyers went to Randall
on brief trip Thursday evening.
William +. Glasscock and son
returned yesterday from a visit to
Fairmont.
Floyd Utterbaeh came in on Thurs
day to be with his family for Thanks
giving. -
Miss Nettie Morgan of frostburg,
Nd, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
West on Sunnyside-
Chas. Baker accompanied his faith
er, attorney Geo. G. Baker, to Pitts
ourg Friday morning.
Prof. G. r. Jones went to Pitts
burg on business Friday morning to
be gone until Saturday.
Charley Allebaugh won fine
turkey at the shooting match on the
avenue Thursday.
James f. Snider went to Pittsburg
on the train Friday to spend day
or two on business.
George c. Baker went to Pittsburg
Friday to take some dispositions in
an oil suit pending in the court
here.
Miss Mabel Reynolds is the guest
of her brother Wayland Reynolds
and family at Pennington for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Willie Asheraft of the Second Ma
tional Bank was visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Asheratt at
Triune this week. He returned yes
terdav.
Robert A. Vance has been quite
unwell for few days past. His
friends were uneasy about his con-
dition Wednesday but he is better
now
Mayne Dawson arrived here from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Thursday morn
ing in time to eat Thanksgiving re-
past with Mrs Dawson and friends.
He left on Friday for Washington,
Pa.
j Mr.. Z. G. Smith arrived here from
Wheeling Wednesday to spend
Thursday with Mrs. Smith. She
has been here for several weeks and
will probably remain with her par
ents all Winter
Miss Louise Fitch Is taking
course in music at the University
School of Music at Morgantown,
She goes down on the morning train
and returns at noon.-Fairmont
Times.
Mrs. Louis Krebs of Somerset is
expected here in few days to visit
her parents and brothers. She was
prevented from coming this week by
a slight attack OF illness.
Miss Emeline Pickenpaugh ac
eompanied Miss Laura Dawson to
Masontown Pa, to visit the latter
sister Mrs. r. z. Rhoads. They
went from there to Pittsburg where
they are spending few days.
Mrs. Norris is now with her
daughter Mrs. Showalter in Fair
mont, and Miss Nina is expected
down from that place this week to
spend some time with her sister Miss
Ruby Norris chemist for the State
Geological survey.
Miss Russell MeMurphy and Mrs.
/ b. III. Hite returned to-day from
j Huntington where Miss McMurphy
was pianist at music recital. They
visited Miss Flora Hayes teacher of
piano in the Normal school there
and gave recital.
Miss Phila Hess and Miss Hattie
Martin, two charming young ladies
of Clarksbu.g were here to spend
the Thanksgiving holiday with
friends. Miss Hess was formerly
stenographer in the office of More
land and Glasscock, and is popular
among many acquaintance here.
i Prof j. N. Deahl, Professor Of
Pedagogy, at West Virginia Universi-
ty, is building up his department on
!, thoroughly modern and advanced
principles. Prof. Deahl had two
years work in Teachers College,
Columbia University, and his whole
, life has been spent in either the the
oretical study or the practical applica-
tion of his speciality. Moreover he Is
broadly trained man, being educated
at the University of Nashville, West
Virginia University, Harvard, and
Columbia. The work in his DEPART
ment is attracting much attention. .