Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-26
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.


Monday.
w. P. Eddy of Amos was here the
first of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Pugh returned this
morning from visit to Fairmont.
H. d. Shean OF Brave, Pa. was
here on business Monday.
d. G. Watson, of Reedsville was
registered at The Wallace House Mon
day.
Robt. Shear and wife OF Mt. Morris,
Pa, were registered at the Wallace
House Monday.
j. S. Wood and Miss Helen Wood
OF Uniontown are agents of Mrs.
Sarah Wood
John Hoffman son of d. @. Hoffman
has returned from visit Of two weeks
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Jane @. Tate, of Louisville,
KY, is the guest of her sister Mrs,
John j. Brown.
Mrs. Josephine Skinner of Fairmoht
is here the guest OF Mrs. Jos. McDer-
mott at the Cliffs.
Harry Pride went up to Little Falls
Monday to spend few days camping.
Mrs. Pride went up on Sunday.
Charles Steele who has been acting
as night clerk at the Skinner Tavern
10 Fairmont came home this morning.
Mrs Helen Pierpont has come to
Morgantown to visit friends. She
was recently visiting in Fairmont
Recorder M. I. Sisler went to
Parkersburg Monday night and
will not be back till to morrow.
Thomas Morgan arrived here
from Pittsburgh yesterday to visit
his cousin John Gregg and other
relatives.
John S. Mcdonald and w. w.
Lemley' of Blacksmith, were two Wis
itors here from Battelle district
Monday.
Mr.. Powell, a prominent young
attorney of Fairmont formerly of
this county, was in the city Mon
day.
e Miss Grace Clayton who was visit
ing at the home of I. G.. Lazzelle last
week has gone TO Fairmont where she
will teach the coming winter.
William Asbury and his sister
Miss Mary, of Pittsburg, have been
guests Of their cousin John M. Gregg
and family for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Agnew, of Beaver,
Pa, is here the guest of her aunt
Mrs. L. S. Brock, and will remain
for a week or more.
Maj. w. C. McGfew spent Sun.
day with his family at Mt. Lake
Park. He reports everything frozen
up solid about the Park.
Mr. w II. Ashcraft, teller at the
Second National Bank, is back after
a ten days visit at his home near
Triune and Grafton.
Chas. A. Fowler, who has been
r. r. express agent at Kingwood re-
signed his position and will take
medical course in the Unworthy
this year.
t. D. Arnett, who was a stu
dent last year in Worcester, Massa-
chusetts, University, came in to
Morgantown on visit Monday.
His home is at Louisville. He will
return to school soon.
Mrs. Hardy, of Grafton, and Mrs.
Moore, of Rowlesburg, VINO were
visiting Mrs. Shuttlesworth in Gin
ton district, have gone to Granville
to visit Mrs. Dent, the mother of
Squire James Dent.
Miss Bessie Clayton of Kingwood
will be student IN the University
few days making arrangements for the
winter and went home today over the
NJ. & K. railroad.
George Core cashier OF the Peoples
Bank at Columbus, Ohio, shipped two
carloads of fine feeding cattle from
here to his farm near Columbus Satur-
day. Mr.. Core bought them in this
county at A. TO AZ cents per pound.
Frank Brock has gone to Hamp-
shire county to look after the bust
ness of the new merchandising com
pany recently organized there, and
OF which he is a member. The
property is at South Branch Station
on the B. d 0. railroad East of Cum
berland.
Prof Clyde Randolph, who will be
an assistant in the Mechanical En-
cheering department of the Univer-
sity this year, has been here day
or two arranging his work for the
session. He was formerly a student
here and later at Cornell Uni. ersity
where be graduated in the engineer
ing course