Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-19
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Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and dew they are.

iting relatives in town.
A. j. Wilkinson has returned home
after brief stay here.
John Lantz has returned to Fair
mont after a short visit here
+. n. Frum Of Phillippi is here to
visit friends until after Commence
ment.
Prot. Whitman Barbe aud ] II
Stewart have been at Uniontown on
a brief visit.
Miss Lillian Chalfant of Brow rs
vile is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Cooke on high street,
George Wallace OF Huntington
writes that he cannot come for Com.
meneement as expected.
Mrs. Whitman has gone to Cornell
University to be present when her son
William receives his masters degree.
DR.. McGlumphy Of Rock Lick,
Marshall county is visiting his son
Walter who is one OF the graduating
class.
Claude Gore, Of Clarksbnrg, an
alumnus who is very well known
here is among the commencement
guests.
Prof. G. II. Patterson has gone to
Tufts College where he will be one of
the speakers are the alumni dinner on
Thursday.
Miss Gay Laughed and Miss
Markell of West Newton are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Laughed OF South
Moreantown.
Y. c. Champ Of Montgomery who
is we'll remembered by many people
here will be here for the banquet TO.
morrow evening
j. Ed Law, the prosecuting attor-
ney of Harrison county who recent.
ly graduated from the University is
here for the big time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lardin of Masontown,
Pa, together with their daughter are
visiting their son Frank Lardin who
will graduate to- morrow
John L. Steele Of Washington pri-
vate secretary to Senator n. B. Scott
came in this morning and is the guest
Of his brother Mayor George G. Steele
Miss Ella TIT is worse at last re.
ports from her bedside. Her friends
are becoming uneasy aboGt the pro
gress OF the attack from which she
is suffering.
Ross Aiken who is employed on The
state geological survey is back for
Commencement to receive his degree
He has been enjoying the outing aud
the work very much since he got
started.
James /. Pratt who had expected
to be be here during this week is II
Johns Hopkins Hospital for treat
ment. He was seized with q sudden
and serious illness and was hurried
there at once.
DR.. w. j. Holland who was for
merly chancellor Of Western Univer
sity OF Pennsylvania will deliver
the Commencement address. He is
well known in Morgantown and
those who know him Will be sure to
take in the event.
r. NJ Brown has gone to East
Liverpool, Ohio where he will be en-
gagged during the summer on the
Crisis. He will return to Morgan
town in the fall and will graduate
next spring from the University
Every one here hopes that he will
have nice time.
Ray Hennen who is a member of
the senior class arrived on Wednesday
morning to be present at Commence.
ment and receive his diploma. He is
at present located at New Martins
vile and has been getting along very
well indeed. He is a resident of this
county and is another of her sons of
whom the county is justly proud.
Jesse T.. Turner says that the or
ehestra at Oakland will probably
leave there about the first of August
for trip through the north with
show. They have made great hit
at Oakland as everyone expected them
to do He says Of the Rambler chain
less which he has recently bought
that he would not have chain
wheel after riding it aud thinks it is
the best machine that he ever rode.
M. r. Sisler has taken an extended
leave of absence from the Bank of the
Monongahela Valley with which he
has been connected for number Of
years. He is forced to do this by his
health which has not been OF the best
for some time. In the meanwhile his
place is being filled by S. G, Chadwick
Jr., who has resigned his position with
the Wagner Palmross concern Of Fair.
mont.
Miss Della Hennen, who has been
receiving treatment at Cooks Hospit-
al for several weeks past, was taken
to her home in Morgantown to-day
Miss Hennen has been very i'll but is
now greatly improved. Her mother,
who was here with her the past few
daVc recommended har homo Mrs