Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People,
How they ale and Where they are.

time.
A. S. Pickens Of Quiet Dale w. Va.
has been in the city for brief stay.
Hon. John t. McGraw who was
sick at his cottage at Deer Park for a
few days has fully recovered.
Dr.. S. B. Allen, wife and son have
gone to the seashore for an outing of
week or two.
Miss Essie Selby who is employed
by the Acme people is visiting rela-
tives in Fairmont and taking weeks
vacation.
A card was received from Mrs.
Poster Saturday. The party was
still at San Francisco when it was
written.
DR. Elmer returned from Mason
town Saturday evening. He reports
that light frost was seen there
Saturday morning.
Misses Eva Kiger and Neva Jolliffe
are visiting friends and relatives in
Fairmont. They were accompanied by
Master Paul Kiger.
Earl II. Smith returned to Fair
mont this morning. He is a busy
newspaper man these days and cannot
Leave the Times very long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Litman and
son Harry Of Uniontown are visiting
George Harner and family and will re-
main for about ten days. They came
up yesterday.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe and Mrs. L.
j. Peabody have returned from At
lautic City. They spent two days
in Philadelphia on their return
home.
Prof w. L. Webb who is chief en-
gineer for the Morgantown Electric
and Traction company will leave for
Philadelphia Wednesday and will
probably be gone two or three weeks
before his return.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong delivered his
lecture on 1.-THE Measure of a Man"
in Parsons few evenings ago and
greatly pleased his audience. Some
of them found out how big they were
and others how little.
Miss Nellie Dent who has been
visiting friends in Newburg for the
past few weeks arrived home Sat
urday over the M. Il X. railroad.
She spent the past week at the
Fairfax home near Reedsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Reed and two
daughters Misses Margaret and Bessie
came in from Cheat Sunday where
they have been spending the summer.
They stopped over night at the Wal
lace House and left by boat for their
home in Pittsburg Monday morning.
Lieut. E. r. Stewart who has been
visiting his parents here and at
Georgetown for week left for his post
of duty in the Military Academy at
West Point Monday morning. His
brother Olney B. Stewart OF Chicago
is still here.
Chas. +. Holden a former well
knownstudent here is being urged as a
candidate for clerk of circuit court of
Harrison county. The New DoMIN-
ION can speak for Mr.. Holden and
can assure the people of Harrison that
the choice is an excellent one.
Mrs. Elisha Thomas was called to
Pittsburg Tuesday, owing to the SER
ious Illness Of her daughter, Miss
Alice, who is nurse in the Penn hos
pital at that place. Miss Alice is af-
ficted by an attack of appendicitis. =
Kingwood Journal.
Prof. Maxwell Adams who stop
ped here Saturday left the same
night for Chico, California, where
he will teach in the Normal School
again this year Mr.. Adams was
on his return from visit to his old
home in Tucker county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gregg went
to Coal Center, Pa, Sunday. Mrs.
Gregg will remain for week with
Grandmother Gregg there, the
mother of t. M. Gregg. She is
about SO years old For the past
few weeks she has been in declining
health
Mrs Guy r. c. Allen president
of the state society for the proven
tion of cruelty to animals and VIM.
f. Glasscoek state seel etary held q
conference here last week outlining
the report to be made by the Asso-
citation to the governor in the neal
future. The society has been very
active in its good work the past
year.
The two following paragraphs are
from the last issue of the Fairmont
West Virginian:
The Hon. John Brown Gray, OF
White Rock Hill, was one of our well
coined callers yesterday.
Capt. Silas W. Hare, of Morgantown
ex-Sheriff of Monongalia county, was
a visitor to our city on Wednesday and
called on The West Virginian. The
Captain is one of the leading Repub-
licans of his county and expects his
party to give as good an account OF
itself in Monongalia at the November
election as it has in the past.