Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-31
ABOET orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and Hew they are.
Miss Meyne Kiddy OF Ruekhannon
Is visiting friends in Morgantown.

Miss Meyne Kiddy OF Ruckhannon
is visiting friends in Morgantown.
Mrs. Rufus West Is visiting friends
for few days in Fairmont and al
Forkshurg
Col. j. c. Frazer has returned from
Baltimore where he had been for a
few days on legal business.
0Lou Beall prominent young at
/ torney Of Uniontown arrived this
/ morning on a visit to friends here.
| ]. G. Wolfe OF Grafton a former
student and member Of the baseball
team IS In town for a short visit.
Miss Helen Wood has returned to
her home at Uniontown after visit
to Mrs. Sarah Wood OF Front street.
Mrs Fred Rosenmerkle who has
been suffering from blood poisoning,
which affected the right hand, is
much better.
Miss Lillian Hagans came in on
Friday afternoon from Mountain
Lake Park where she had been
spending the summer.
! James P, GaiTney and Randolph
! Milihoilaud went 70 Cumberland to-day
TO visit their homes, They will re-
turn the first OF the week.
E. G. Smith who has been spend
| ing a week or so here with his wife will
leayefor Wheeling tonight. Mrs. Smith
will remain for some time longer.
Manager Brown who has been
travelling extensively this summer
is back in town where he has been
warmly greeted by his many friends.
L, A. Yeager has returned from a
two weeks stay in the southern end
business trip and visit to his home
at Marlinton.
DR. A Z. Wade has returned from
Mountain Lake. He says that the
Chantuaqua season has closed and
that it was one of the best ever Civ
en- at the Park.
Mrs. Alice Breckenridge and three
children Claude, Francis and Nellie
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w II, Cooke Of this place have re-
turned TO their home at Uniontown.
Mrs. Alice Thompson and little
grand daughter Nellie have returned
from an extended visit at New Castle
and Homestead, Pa, when it is I'M
necessary to say they bad pleasant
stay.
Mrs. J. II. Vanata and children,
OF Falrmont, are visiting Moyoan-
town friends. Mrs Vanata is a
daughter of Mrs. n. n. Hoffman, Of
Front street
w. K. Given has gone to philadel-
phia on business and will not return
until the middle of next week. The
Wooden Mill will not start until his
return. The exact date at which II
will resume is not announced.
Prof. G. r. Jones has gone to
Muncie, Indiana, where he is attend
ing a reunion of the Jones family
which IS being held out there. A
large number of Taylor county mem
bers of this family accompanied
him He viii return to Morgantown
before the opening of the Uniyer-
sity.
| OCaptain John Porter who has been
conductor on the +. M. & p. branch
eyer since there has been through con
nection is taking a well earned vaca-
| tion at his home in Connellsville.
| He is much missed by the travelling
public with whom he is deservedly
| popular but they want to see him
| have nice time while he is off duty.
| Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Francis to-
gether with Miss Gertie Hayes depart
ed this morning for an extensive tour
of the east during which they will
visit Washington, Philadelphia, At
lantic City, New York and Boston
coming back to Morgantown by way
| Of Niagara and Buffalo They will be
absent for several weeks.
Profs. B. G. and George Anderson OF
Anderson both of whom are well
known here have been elected as
teachers in the new Baptist school at
| ludb p1dCS. Lit iOlIHeI LIDS Uttu
made head OF the school. 1t is pro-
posed to make it as good school in
| everyway as Broaddus and it will
draw from number of counties In
the lower end of the state.
| Miss Villa Brand has returned from
! Summittville, Ind, where she had
been offered place in the public
schools at salary of fifty dollars a
month. She had offers from other
! towns also in that section OF the state
/ but declined them for various reasons
! and will be with the schools here
during the coming year. Her many
friends here are glad to know that SHE
! is tyOinu RI sfay in Moruapfoup