Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-24
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

Personal Mention Of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.
C. r. Lemley and ]. S. Lemley have
gone to Parkersburg TO be absent a
week on business trip.
Guy Graham, Of Parkersburg, is
here to spend few days. He is a
guest at the Sigma Chi house.
Milton Hirschman has been I'M
well for several days and has been
unable to attend to his duties at the
store during that time.
Colonel Kefauver OF Charleston, has
been in this part Of the state on Ma
tional Guard business but is not ex-
pected to visit Morgantown on the
trip.
DR. Grant Cox, OF Fairmont, who
died yesterday was well known in
Morgantown having been student
in the University before attending
medical school. His friends here
are sorry to learn OF his death.
DR.. F. l.. Kortright and Mrs. Cor
win have returned from Middletown,
n. 7. where they had been for some
days to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Flora Kortright. The latter will
remain in Morgantown for a month
James |. Pratt, of Weston, was here
yesterday, having come in to see the
bali game He was greatly pleased
with the way that the Varsity played.
He went home last night TO play
against the Reserves this afternoon.
w. G. Conley of Parsons was here
yesterday having dropped in to at
tend TO some professional business
and to see the ball game He enjoy.
ed it hugely and went away with
the impression that the Varsity has
great team.
NJ. L. Hutchinson has been elect
ed President of the Fairmont Board
Of Trade in the place of j. E. Watson
who has resigned. The Board has
some important plans on foot which
will greatly help the town in its pro.
gress along industrial lines.
DELTA Chi fraternity has held an
initiation and received several of the
students into fellowship.
SOME Morgantown Elks will be at
Scottdale when the new lodge is insti-
tuted over there to add to the gayety
Of the candidates who are seeking
admission into the fraternity.
TOMORROW at the Baptist church
Rev. Mr. Beard will preach to the
G. A. r. and the Junior Order. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this service. 1t is the annual SER
mon to these organizations.
THE ladies of the w. G. T. u.
invite all to attend the entertainment
to be given by Miss Ida Maud Page on
Monday evening at the M. e. church.
Miss Page will be assisted by local
musicians in the persons of Miss
Clark, Mrs. Snee and Prof Spence.
THE Fortnightly with its meeting
at the home of DR.. and Mrs Purln-
ton last night closed the work of
the year The members will meet
next fall with renewed interest in
the work of this organization which
has been extremely profitable to all
engaged in it.
Work on the new bridge over Fall
ing Run will start in a short time and
some plan to get the foot bridge NOV
ed is what is bothering the people Of
the Sunnyside end Of It, They will
make it bother some other people I'M
less they get some way OF crossing
without going through that big hol-
low for three months.
IT seems to have been demonstrated
that business success is practically
impossible without good advertising
and that those who forge to the front
aud make the fortunes are those who
have learned the principles of adver-
Using and how to apply them. Mr..
Charles Austin Bates whose address
is Vanderbilt building New York, is
the best authority in the country on
the subject Of advertising and will
give the benefit of his experience to
any one who will open a correspon-
dence with him.