Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
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Personal MERTON OF Prominent People
Where they are and dew they arr.

days.
5. d. Hirschman returned TO New
York this morning after visit OF 4
week here.
Miss Bessie Whitehill has gone
to Beaver, Pa, where she will spend
some time visiting.
Rev NJ d Heinrich came in this
morning from brief absence He
has been made D. ID. BY Adrian Col
lege
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Dawson have
gone 60 Masontown, Pa, to visit rel
atives. They will be back the first OF
the week.
E. K. O'Kelly has gone to Uncle
Gus Delawder's for weeks fishing.
That he will have a nice time goes
without saying,
Miss Stella Dodd who has been
the guest of Rev and Mrs l. A.
Barnes has returned to her home at
Fairmont.
A, d. Anderson one of the carriers
at the postoffice began an eight days
leave at noon to-day Clarence Beall
is ii.ling his place while he is away
| H. +. Crawford who has been spend
Jag I. short time at Thin, Ohio, has
returned To Morgantown and resumed
his duties at the postotfiee as carrier.
Prof. Robert A Armstrong has
returned to Glarksburg but stopped on
his way at Fairmont to take in the
banquet Of the editors which was
held last night.
DR.. A. NJ. Buchanan Will be at
Sugar Grove on Sunday morning TO
hold services. He will return and
conduct the services in the evening at
the church In town.
Captain Thomas III. Dennis OF the
Greenbrier Independent one OF the
best weekly papers in the state Is
here for q brief visit to relatives. He
is warmly welcomed to Morgantuwn.
Mr. and Mrs. IL o. Cole left on
Saturday morning for Baltimore at
ter spenting few days here on the
honey moon They will he at home
in Baltimore in a few days
Billy Bowman will pitch for Iona
coming, Md, this summer and Kenna
will be in the box for the Wheeling
Inter team. They will both re-
turn to Morgantown in the fall.
Duke Dent came home from Way
nesburg on Thursday and Friday af-
ternoon left for Westchester, Pa,
where he will pitch for baseball
team during the present summer.
MI. Ben Oppenheimer of Hirsch-
mans store was recently called TO
Philadelphia on account Of the illness
of his mother Mrs. Oppenheimer
has improved somewhat but is quite
Ill yet.
Miss Ella Utt is getting somewhat
better at last reports from her and
her physician feels very well satisfied
with the progress Of the attack OF
fever with which she has been suffer
ing.
Prof. T. G. Rude will leave town
the FIRST of the week having resigned
his place in the faculty Of the school
Of music. He has made q great many
friends here who will be sorry TO see
him leave
w. L. Hagar and William Tag
CART of the p. IL L. 4. and w. +.
Porter and j. L. McMorris two
prominent business men OF Pittsburg
made up the party which went to
Gus Delawder's to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolf Of Con
nellsville are here on their wedding
trip. She was Miss Nell Buttermore.
Harry is well known in Morgantown
having been located here some years
ago in the employ of the b. u o.
Bernie S. Mcclure accompanied by
his daughters Misses Elizabeth and
Genevieve Mcclure left for New York
| Tuesday, whence they are to sail on
Saturday for Europe, where they will
spend the summer, returning home in
September. Wheeling Intelligencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. McGregor left
this morning for Parkersburg where
they will ia future reside. Mr.. Nc
Gregor will practice law at that place.
He is very bright young man and we
predict that he'will make success in
his profession.
w. H. Cunningham of Brownsville
has sold his share In the Bar House
at that place to William HELEN OF
Fairmont who is well known in
Morgantown. HELEN will take
charge of the hotel and will make
many radical changes in it.
Mr.. Jno. s. Hood one Of the Oldest
and best known citizens Of the county
1 is lying at his home near Louisville
very Ill indeed. His friends are
watching him with much solicitude
and hope for the lest though his con-
dition is very precariaus.
/ G. N. McWhorter has gone to his
home at Lewisburg He will locate
in Charleston for the practice of law.
Few men ever left the University
amid su.h general feeling OF regret