Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-17
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

Where They are and How they are.
O. Il. Mccoy Of Little Falls was 10
town on Thursday afternoon.
Win St Clair has returned from
brief visit TO Fairmont.
Miss Gillian Jamison is in Fair
mont where she viii visit her sister.
Mrs George Alexander.
Mrs. George BARRIE, OF Beverly
avenue. has been rather under the
weather for several DAYS past.
d. b. Kinkaid. OF Denver, is
spending the Winter at his former
hume at Knottsville, Taylor county.
A. b. johnson OF Connellsville has
been unanimously elected captain of
Company d, Tenth regiment, at that
place, vice Crow resigned.
DIR d. b Purinton has gone TO
Fairmont where he will lecture this
evening before district teachers
institute.
Mrs. Frank &, Wood and daugh ter
| Mrs. Russell A. Hayes are visiting in
Pittshurg and will be absent for sew
eral days.
Guy Brown has returned from Wes-
ton where he has been looking after
the establishment Of the Weston glass
factory
G. ID. Allebaugh one of the mana
gers of the glass factory at Morgan
town spent Sunday here.-Gratton
Sentinel.
DR.. A. NJ Buchanan has gone TO
Monongah where he will conduct
special services tonight. He will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Miss Florence Stone arrived this
afternoon from Fairmont and will
be the guest of Miss Edna Wertz
until the first of the week.
Prof. K. G. Davis of the University
last night delivered lecture on the
San Jose scale at meeting OF the
Berkeley county farmers institute.
Miss Salie Knight together with
her cousin Miss Helen O'Farrell Of
Richmond, Va, will arrive on Sun
day to spend some time visiting her
sister Mrs. e. Il. Hayes.
Squire +. McRa has returned
from Charleston where be has been
to visit Duncan MeRa who is locat-
ed at that place. The Squire is a
citizen of Halleck, this county.
i Mrs. Francis Heermans, OF King.
wood, who has been at Fairmont
nursing her son Ed who has fever
has returned home as he is improved
very materially.
! Gel Carrico fell at his home o.
Thursday afternoon and received a
bad cut over the eve. Several stitch
es were required to sew up the
wound which was quite painful
one.
Lieut.. z. F. Collett, of Elkins,
who has been in the Philippines for
several years has beeu recommend
ed for promotion to firstlieutenant in
the Philippines scouts for his BRAY
cry and fine record.
w. d. linn, Of Phillip, has en-
tered the agricultural department OF
the University. He has charge OF
the agricultural columns of the Bar
bour Democrat for three years and
desires to perfect himself in equip
ment for that position.
j. G. Dunning of the German ALI
ance Insurance Company has returned
} home to Baltimore after adjusting
, the fire loss on the Miss Lizzie More
T land residence which was damaged by
fire on Monday morning. The dam
age was placed at 1925 which was sat
isfactory to all concerned.
The article by Captain Hugh F
Kyle, staff correspondent OF the In,
r telligencer about the University and
r its present needs is very good one
} A good deal of stuff about the big
college is appearing in the papers
over the state and it is bound te
e have marked influence on the at
tendance.
e Our townsman Victor Iams, who Il
: w. V. u. student is being solicited
t to enter the preliminary contest &c
, represent the University in the inter
collegiate oratorical contest. The
! University could secure no better mar
! than Vic and we would be very glat
to see him undertake it, Waynesburl