Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-17
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Personal Mention of Prominent People
These they are and iaw Their are.

Mrs, f. B. Bannister is visiting
her mother in Michigan.
A. L. Hawse, of Clark sburg Is q
we'll known student in the city.
Regent d. c. Gallaher Charleston
is here having arrived this morning
a. b. Hodges Of Buckhannon is Wis
iting Prof. Hodges and other relatives.
Earl Cameron has returned to Pitts
burg after spending several DAYS
here.
Mrs. II. G. Stoetzer and little son
are guests of Hon. aud Mrs. Jno. ]
Brown.
Dick Myers is working near
Cassville. He was at home satnr
day night.
Miss Derhvshire, of Huntington,
is here to visit her brother G. e.
Derhyshire.
Kester Drake has been here for d
lew days looking after business in
terests.
Prof. D. J. Barton is here from
Washlngto to spend few days with
Morgantown friends.
Lee Deeming at Buffalo won the
broad Jump with jump of twenty
one feet two and one half inches.
Miss George p. Craig, a student
in the University, left for her home
at shippingport, Pa, this morning.
Harry Barnes who is employed at
one of the glass factories had his
hand badly cut on Saturday after
noon
THOSE who have ordered tickets TO
the alumni dinner can get them from
Prof Hodges, Prof Friend or Mr..
Porterdeld.
Miss Villa Hart Butcher, of Fair
mont. is the guest of friends here
She graduated from the University
last year.
John G. Lantz, of Fairmont is a
distinguished visitor here to. day
He will be here off and on until af-
ter Commencement,
Mrs. w. p. Totten of Oakland is
the guest of Mr.. Joseph Moreland and
family. She will remain for some
days yet C7
Mr.. and Mrs. French Miller, OF
Amos, are visiting her parents, Mr..
ans Mrs. James NJ. Jamison, on
Sunnyslde.
Miss Tillie Bernhardt, Of Union
town, is here to visit friends in town.
She is very well known here and ey
eryone is glad TO see her
Misses Winnie South and Josie
Kunkle have returned from the up
per end of the county where they
have been ON brief visit.
II. F. Crawford one OF the most
popular Of the letter carriers has
gone to Tifiin for visit to relatives.
He will be back on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. w. Franci of Evanston,
Ill, is here to visit her mother Mrs.
Anna Hayes and numerous other
friends. She will remain for some
time.
S. G. Butler, of Parkersburg, is
here for the big time. He is en-
gagged on the survey for the street
car line from Parkersburg to Mari
eta.
| A. Ford Dickey, who has been
visiting at the Phi Kappa Psi Hal
accompanied G. M. Christy to the lat
ter's home in Greensburg, Pa, this
morning.
Judge Mason did not wait to be
asked to join the Historical Society
He just told Col. Fast to bring
around the paper he wanted to be
come a member.
NJ. T. Sisler teller in the Bank OF
the Monongahela Valley is taking a
vacation having been compelled to dc
so on account Of his health. It is to
be hoped he will return fully recover.
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Miss Sue Gilbert, of Piedmont
who sang at the Baccalaureate ser
mon yesterday vii, remain during
The commencement and will be the
guest Of Miss Lucie Brown, Wiley
street.
DR.. Wilson, who preached the
Baccalaureate sermon left for Wash.
ington this morning. While here
he was the guest of DIR. A. nj. Blu
ehanan, college friend at Wash.
ington d Jefferson.
Sammy Chadwick has given IN his
place with the Wagner Palmross com
pany at Fairmont and will accept the
position just offered him in the Bank
of the Monongahela Valley. Sans
many friends will be glad to have him
at home again.
Gov. Atkinson has called Mr.
Merrick down on that letter ques-
ton and Mr.. Dulin has denied that
he ever said that he got letter from
Merrick There is said to be mig
ger in the wood pile some where and
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