Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal MeEtion of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

Personal MeEtion Of Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.
Mrs Jos. Moreland has gone to
Pittshurg for short stay.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. r Sisler have re-
turned from a visit to relatives over
Cheat.
A. Howard Fleming and Judge w S.
Meredith Of Fairmont have been here
on business.
Mrs. George c. Steele who has been
visiting Ia Plttsburg has returned
home.
Col. r. E. Fast is improving and
bis many friends hope to see him all
right again soon.
John Pool suffering srom a broken
rib received from fall out Of his
wagon in the first ward.
Mrs Louis Kortright is visiting
friends at Uniontown and Mount
Pleasant.
L. K. Taylor, of Warrington, was
here on Wednesday afternoon to at
tead to some business.
Or. and Mr.. I. G. White will give a
reception during the coming week
thus making it memorable one in
the social annals Of the town.
City supt. Lee Smith, Of the Union
town Public Schools, graduate of
the University, has ordered his tick
cts for the University Dinner.
d. D. Fortney has moved from
Vaudeville to this place and occupies
a fat in the Carlow building. Mr..
Fortney will go into business here.
Rev. G. c. Douglas and his bride
have the congratulations OF every one
here. Mr.. Douglas has a great many
warm friends and Mrs Douglas will
be cordially welcomed TO Morgan
town.
Mr.. G. @. Lewis aud wife, of Pitts
burg, will attend the Commencement
exercises and University dinner. Mr..
lewis is member Of the class of
1882, and is now a successful attorney
at the Pittsburg bar,
Col. A. Fairehild has been direct
ed by the school board to fit up two
rooms in the school building. These
will be in addition to those already
in use. Two additional teachers will
be engaged to work during next year
Superintendent Gallup has been
reelected as head of the Public
Schools for next year None of the
rest of the staff Of teachers we're re-
chosen but it is probable that all
who desire it will be given their old
places.
The family of Mr.. ]. N. Picken-
paugn viii nave the sympathy 81 all
who know them ia their atIlietion.
Mr.. Pickeupaugh had lived in Nor
gantoWn all his life and was widely
known and universally esteemed. The
Piekenpangh family were among the
pioneers Of the country.
NJ NJ. Nicely came in last night
with fine saddle horse which he
rode through from Belington where
bis parents now reside The horse
Is one OF the finest saddlers IN the
state and will add much to the pleas
ure Of his stay in Morgantown for
the rest of the year.
Hon. Johns McCleave, student at
the University in the early 70's, has
sent word that he will be here for the
University Dinner, June 10Th. Mr..
McCleaVe is one of the most promi-
nent, If not the most prominent, law
yer in Pittsburg, now that z. 9.
Knox is residing in Washington. 1t
will be remembered that Attorney
General Knox is also an old student
Of the University.
L. Fl. Hickman was here on Wed .
nesday with the John Robinson bill
car. Paper was placed over town an
nouncing the coming Of this show
which is to be here on June 4th. The
show is one Of the best in the bust
ness and it viii draw an immense
crowd. It has been several years
since it was here and in fact it was the
last big show that has been in Nor
gantoWn.