Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-21
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Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are aud aow theY are.


at Cans this morning.
L. d. Beall OF Uniontown was a
well known visitor here TO attend the
ball.
Lee Dobbs of Wheeling is visiting
friends here. He was a former stu.
dent.
Prof. Armstrong; many friends
here are much pleased 70 meet him
again.
Lee Lewellen Of Pittsburg came in
on Commencement day to witness
the closing exercises.
Frank Morgan has been visiting his
brother l.. III. Morgan. He is an engi-
neer from Parkersburg
Mrs. B. IL. MADEIRA has gone TO
Morris Cross Roads. She will he
joined by Mr.. MADEIRA tomorrow.
Judge u. 5. Kendall Of Fairmont
was one of the most distinguished
visitors here for Commencement.
Rev. p. g. White OF Weston is
suffering from a Slight attack OF fever
at the home OF his parents on Sunny
side.
Prof S. c. Smith has gone to Buff
falo after which he will go to Boston.
He will return to Morgantiwn next
fall.
Leo Loeb has gone to Cincinnati
on his way TO Charleston. He will
return to Morgantown next fan to
re-enter the University.
Mrs George Stephenson and Miss
Eta Ward are visiting Mrs. Stephen
sons father T. B. Wilgus. They live
in East End, Pitts6urg.
DR.. w. S. McGill departed from
Morgantown this morning. He will
not come back having been released
by the Board OF Regents.
Chancellor w. j. Holland while
here was the guest of Dr. /. G. White
His address was greatly appreciated
by everyone who heard 1t.
Miss Nora Dolbarry of Benwood
and Mrs. Sue Pendergrast of McMech-
en- have returned home after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Jason Clark.
James Wisman got a bunch Of
money at Parkersburg yesterday, one
of his horses having taken purse in
the racing meet at that place.
John L. Steele has gone home hav-
ing left at noon to-day. He has en-
joyed his visit here very much as has
his many friends in Morgantown.
Alex Eddy of Battelle district is
visitor in town. He has recently
returned from college. Every one
here was glad to see him again.
Ed. Anderson who is graduate Of
the University and prominent ball
player Of former years was here on
Thursday to greet his old friends
Prof. r. w. Truscott left this
morning for his home IN Indiana.
He will be greatly missed while away
and his friends here look forward TO
his early return.
Wooda N Carr who is one of the
most prominent young men OF Union
town was here to attend Commence
ment. He has made many friends in
Morgantown on his trips TO this place.
Prof. I. G. Miller, OF Charleston.
has been here on business connected
with the administration Of his office.
He has to do great deal of travel
ing over the state.
Captain Bayles whose company won
the corps colors took the company To
an ice cream parlor on Thursday and
set 1t up to the boys. The cadet
band headed the company and march
ed down town.
Major Green has been In town on a
brief visit. He is Monongalia's fa-
nous little man. During the past
few months he has been very much
under the weather but is getting bet
ter at present.
Will Frum, Charles Randall and
j. Wilson bought 10000 pounds OF
wool at Jason Clark's establishment
in South Morgantown Thursday.
They paid from II to 20 cents a
pound for the wool
DIR. Leech had letter from Pro-
fessor w. S. Aldrich yesterday. He
is now located as a Consulting En-
gineern at Toronto, Canada. Every
body in Morgantown, will wish him
great success in his new field.
w. K. Morris of Huntington is in
town. He has been teaching ia the
Normal at that place. Prof. Morris
will be one of the men who will go to
the Philippines from this state having
been appointed by the President OF the
Conference Seminary.
Prot. p. G. McBee has gone to
Fairmont and Warrington. He will
take in the meeting Of the state ed
ucators at Mountain Lake Park be-
fore be returns to his home at Hal
leck. At Mt. Lake he will partici-
pate in the discussions of some of
the topics which will come up.
DIR. T. HI Price of Philadelphia a
alpmnus of tha TTni