Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-02
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Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Fred Hess OF Fairmont was visiting
friends here over Sunday.
Harry f. Warner of Newcomers
town Ohio, was calling on friends here
/ last week.
Mr. Francis Hamilton, Of Fair.
mont. Is calling on friends at Red
Bridge
Miss Altai Floyd is here from Steu-
henVille and is engaged as a teacher
in the public schools.
Harry +. O'Neil Of Pittsburg is in
town for brief visit. He will enter
Harvard next year
Scott Swisher who has been visiting
relatives ia Tucker county came back
on Saturday afternoon.
Dr.. H. M Vanvoorhis has returned
from an extended visit TO his old
home at Mount Morris.
Miss Mary Madigan who has been
taking her vacation has resumed her
duties in the postofiice.
French Arnett Of near Lowesyille
is here having taken place in the
Acme Book Store He win attend
tss e.-.ts the coming year,
Henry Lively of Weston arrived
this morning. He is an old student
and we'll known in town. Miss Is
tella Lively accompanied him.
Mrs. Felix Elliott, Jr., and Miss
Lille Elliott, of kingwood, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Werner.
Mrs. John Lantz and Mrs. Chas.
Anderson of Fairmont who have
been visiting here have gone to Fair
mont.
Mr. j. r. Fleming accompanied by
his daughter Miss Bessie have started
for Denver where the latter will spend
the winter for the benefit of her
health.
Mrs. Fichtner, of Johnstown, Pa,
who is the guest of the family of S.
S Lynch, of Red Bridge, with Mrs.
Lynch is visiting mutual friends in
Kingwood.
Miss Ruby Norris arrived on Satur-
day afternoon having accepted place
will the Geological Survey and
with also act as assistant chemist at
the Experiment Station.
Miss Alice Wade is back from an
extended trip through New York
and Ohio during which she visited
the Pan American and various other
things of interest.
Miss Nelson has resigned her posi-
ten With the Acme Company as stem
ographer and will enter the Univer-
sity this fall Her place has been
filed by J. g. Woolf of Grafton.
Mrs. f. NJ Kellar Of Hundred W
Va, sister-in-law Of j. u. Kellaf Of
this city, was the guest of the latter
and bis wife during the last week.
Mrs. Kellar left for home today.
Mrs. Simcox and children FL AIRY
aud Mabel have returned to their
home at Sheridanville. Pa, after a
visit TO her sister Mrs. Nicholas Berk-
shire. Miss Wayne Berkshire accom-
panied them home.
James p Gafney and Randolph
Milholland, OF the Monongalia d
Cassyille railroad company, spent
Sunday with their relatives in Cum
berland, Md, and returned to this
city this evening.
John S. Gabler, of Brownsville,
spent Saturday and part of Sunday
in this city with his brother c.
A. Gabler, returning home yester-
day. Mr.. Gabler visited Cheat riv.
er Saturday.
Geo. Q. Kellar Of Hundred w. Va,
who has been the guest Of his uncle,
J. u. Kellar of this city for several
days past, has left here for Buckhan-
non where the young man Is engaged
as an instructor In the Seminary locat-
ed in that town.
Major Buns and family have re-
turned from Mountain Lake Park
where they have spent the summer.
Every one is glad to see them back
again. The Major has entirely recov-
cred from the effects Of the accident
in which he was shot last summer.
e. L. Naret Of Uniontown was here
for short time on Sunday to visit
his mother. He left this morning for
Baltimore where he will enter Medical
college. He has removed to that
place and will live there until he COM
pletes his course.
Will Bennett left the city this
morning for Waynesburg Pa, driv
ing overland in company with E. c.
Stureiss who is making the trip for
the purpose of bringing Mrs. stur-
giss home after visit with her par