Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-05
ABu Gr oUs FRIENDS.
Personal wenfscn 81 Prominent People
Where they are aud How 9hey are.

Where they are aud How they are.
Mrs. G. II McLane has gone to
Uniontown and Monessen for short
visit
Nj. T. SisleT has returned from a
visit 70 Washington ard philadel~
phia.
Hon. M. A. Kendall Of Parkersburg
was a distinguished visitor who arriv-
ed this morning.
President d. B. Parinton has re-
turned from Fairmont where he had
been on short visit.
Director James II. Stewart Of the
Experiment Station is out on tour
of the state IN the interests OF the
station.
Miss Mollie Glasscock Of Arnetts-
vile is recovering from an attack of
fever. She will shortly pay a visit to
friends and relatives in town.
Thomas IL. Gather OF Grafton came
back this morning from his home.
He is In charge of the machinery at
the Mechanical department of the
University
Edward kennaarrived this morning
from Charleston. He will be in the
game this afternoon. KeEna is look
ling well and received a warm welcome
to Murgantown.
Mrs. Jason Clark has returned from
Parkersburg where she had been on
short visit. She attended the meet.
ing of the Christian Church assoeia-
tion which was held there this week.
Fred Barnes came back from Pitts
burg last night. He had been help
ing in the removal of his parents to
that city and will return there the
first of the week to make his home in
Pittsburg.
Hon. Alex McVeigh Miller Of Alder
son came In this morning to visit his
children who are students at the Uni
versity. He had been attending a
meeting of the board of visitors Of the
Weston Hospital
Miss Meta Smith, of Fairmont, is
here to visit Miss Alene Vance and
will remain for few days. She will
then go to Pittsburg for short stay
returning here in time for the Holt
Vance uuptials.
Prof. G. r. Jones is back from a
brief trip to Fairmont where he had
been to attend the meeting Of the
board of control of the state Epworth
League. They selected Oakland, Md.
as the next place of meeting for the
league.
Rufus west has been working foI
the past day or SO making the neces-
sary connections for the wires to be
used in the electrical displays in con-
nection with the production OF Faust
this evening. Three thousand feet of
insulated wire is to be used in the
Broken scene alone. The scenery Is
one of the strong points of the show
as given this evening.
Billy Bowman is here having re-
turned on Friday afternoon. He will
be In school during the winter and
viii possibly play professional ball
next summer having very fiattering
offer from McGraw of the American
league Baltimore team. Bowman's
good work has been attracting atten.
zion from TIE people who deal with
baseball folks and they are going to
take him up If he will consent TO 1t.
Captain George w. Freeman will
return to Morgantown from Philadel-
phia about the first Of November.
He will bring his family with him
and will reside In the future in Nor
gantown. The captain has accepted
a position with the T. A. Gillespie
Company as their purchasing agent.
The fact that he is coming here to
live is good news to his large circle Of
friends and they will be very glad to
welcome him back.
LEWIS MoRRIsoN' spectacularver-
sion of Faust" aided by new seen
cry, electrical, mechanical and pyro
technical effects, a supporting com
pany of unusual strength and
chorus of powerful voices, will be an
early local attraction. Money has
been freely spent to make this sea
sons production the finest and most
elaborate one of Faust ever seen
before in it's twenty seasons in a
financial way.