Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
How they afe and Where they are.

How they are and Where they are.
Mr.. Hugh Cox went down TO Point
Marion today.
Or. T. Fl. Edmonoson has his resi-
dence now at the Episcopal Hall.
Edgar Stewart returned this morn
ing from two weeks stay at Atlant-
ic City.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent will come here
tomorrow to spend day with his
aged mother at Granville.
Sheriff Greenberry Barrickman came
in last night from the country where
he had been for two or three weeks.
Miss Mary Gibson of Pittsburg who
has been visiting at Fairmont stopped
off here on her way home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence d. Stewart
have gone to Mountain Lake where
they will spend some time.
Wiley NJ. AInettof this county
who has been engaged in Fairmont
has been here for short stay.
L. A. Yeager expects to start for
Pocahontas county tomorrow morn
ing. He will spend some time visit
ing his old home.
Miss Bess Douthat has recovered
far enough from recent illness to be
out but it will be some time before
she has fully recovered.
Mrs. Kate Miller and Mr.. Ray Mil
Ter, wife and child have returned to
their home in Chicago after spending
a week with Mr.. M. A. Miller and
family here.
Judge Mason came down with the
boys from Fairmont yesterday. While
not actively engaged in politics the
judge always likes TO know what is
going on.
DR.. e. Mel. Warren left for Balti-
more Thursday morning for two
weeks vacation and rest. His brother
Hon. Alan Warren has located here
for the practice of law and is temper
arlly located in the Doctors Office
DR.. Cecil Jarvis of Clarksburg is in
town on bis way to Allegheny where
he has accepted position on the
staff OF the General Hospital. He
was formerly student here and is a
graduate OF Jefferson Medical College.
Charles Holden, well known
graduate of the University was a
visitor here yesterday. He has been
a member of firm of architects and
is now travelling as salesman for a
H. l. haa1th hao oh
improved since he left school.
Deputy sheriff D. G. Gore did not re-
turn from his farm yesterday as ex-
pected and telephone message from
here this morning states that he is
better and will be in this afternoon,
indicating that he was taken sudden
ly i'll yesterday, which prevented his
getting back.
Prof. Wiley has gone East to spend
some time at the Jersey coast resorts.
Dr. Wayne Wiley who spent his va
cation here returned with him to Bal
timore. The Professor will no doubt
enjoy his outing as he has the faculty
of getting out Of trip all there is in
ii.
Dr. and Mrs. Purinton gave re-
ception to the summer school stu
dents at his home North High street
Thursday night. The doctor takes
great interest in the school teachers
OF the state They were the most
numerous class in attendance upon
the summer school.
Capt. A. Garrison, of Pedlar Run,
came in Wednesday night to see his
son, NJ. S. Garrison, off for California
Thursday, and more particularly to
take in the great Republican conven-
tion. The Capt. is always welcome
visitor to Morgantown. He says
there was very heavy rain storm out
beyond Browns Mill Tuesday. Ru-
dolph's Run was greatly swollen by
the waters and the drift gathered iu
it and backed the water up for a mile
above where it began to lodge. Fields
and roads were terribly washed. No
damage from lightning reported.