Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Preminent People
Where They are and How they are.

where aney are ana now tHey are
George Winger is back from Man.
nington where he has been for few
| days.
/ DR.. Page A. Gibbons has gone TO
Pittsburg for short stay. He will
be back this evening.
! Harry Finnell has returned 10
Pittshurg after brief visit TO his
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. FinneI.
Earl H. Smith aud Guy Wiley OF
| Fairmont were here TO see the foot
ball game and TO attend the dance.
Mayor Seamon OF Moundsville has
been here TO visit his son who is a
student in theUniyersity and a mem
Der OF the Varsity football team.
Hunter Fl. Moss, viii J. Cooper
and Herbert w. McGregor of Parkers-
burg Came in TO see the game on Sat
urday and to renew old acquaintance.
Ey Mrs, T. r. Evaus returned home
Saturday evening from an extended
| visit in Wheeling. She came by way
of Pittsburg to visit her son James.
Captain Jackson Arnold has return
ed TO Weston after brief visit here.
Captain Arnold will shortly leave for
/ Colorado where he will In future
| locate.
Mrs. Mary South and daughter
Miss Winnie will leave ON the early
train Tuesday morning for Baltimore
where they will spend week or ten
days visiting Walter before they go to
Alabama where they will spend the
winter.
Prof. and Mrs. T. G. Atkeson are
back from Lewiston, Me-, where they
have been in attendance on the meet
ing of the National Grange. They
enjoyed the trip very much and the
meeting was a great success. Papers
published In Lewiston devoted much
pace to the proceedings. One of them
published a very large half tone Of
Prof. Atseson who is prominent
figure in grange councils.
Major Charles F. Powell, Of the
United States engineer corps, ex-
poets to hand over the affairs of his
Office at Pittsburg to Capt. William
L. Seibert, the newly appointed en-.
gineer, December oath. Capt. Sci
bert will arrive in Pittsburg from
Louisville about December l5 and
will acquaint himself with the duties
of the office during the remaining 10
days of Maj Powell administration.
James I. Pratt of Weston was here
to see the game Saturday. There is
some talk of his returning TO school
later. In case he does he will serve
as catcher for the baseball team this
| spring. All of the fans regard him as
the best catcher the Varsity ever had.
With him and Shriver together with
| the players we already have the best
team that ever played for w. V. II. is
assured. The boys will lick about
everything that they strike during
the coming season and they will have
some hard games.
Miss Pearl Lewellyn well known
teacher Of California, Pa, is here TAX
ing subscriptions for the Ladies' Home
Journal and the Saturday Evening
Post Miss Lewellyn has taken upon
| herself the task Of securing one chou
sand subscribers to these two Journals
| for which she is to receive scholar
ship in the New England Conserva-
tory of Music. She has already secur
ed something over four hundred.
Not considering the young lady's in
terests in the matter the two publica-
tions are among the best Of current
magazines and anyone who invests
two dollars in the two cant get more
for his money anywhere. Ii there
was no other reason the nerve and de-
termination of the little lady should
enlist the help of all.
Miss Russell McMuiphy is on her
way to Huntington where she will
give a recital. The programme will
be one Of the very finest ever given ia
the state Miss McMurphy is accom-
panied on this tedious trip by Mrs.
B. I'll. Hite and the two will take this
occasion to visit Hiss Flora Hayes
who will also appear on the program
and who since graduating here has
been so successful as a teacher OF
music in Marshall College; in fact the
people OF Huntington may credit the
rare treat in store for them tomorrow
evening to their appreciation Of Miss
Hayes work for having heard one OF
the pupils of the University Music
school they were anxious to hear the
teacher in charge Of the school and
with her acknowledgement to contribute
to the pleasure Of any genuine lovers
of music Miss McMurphy managed to
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well earned Thanksgiving vacation.