Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

Mrs. /. NJ. Kelley is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Wood.
Mrs. F. p. Ruhl OF Fairmont has
been visiting Prof. and Mrs. Il. c..
Atkeson for several days.
Mrs. w. III. Milligan OF Wheeling is
visiting her son Will who is student
In the University.
Misses Zoe and Hattie Tough, of
Fairmont, were visiting relatives in
town from Friday till Sunday.
We were much pleased to see Mr..
Thomas Mapel 10 town recently. Mr..
Mapel is one of our oldest and most
excellent citizens.
George G. Steele is taking an in
voice OF his stock today and the
store is closed 1t will be opened
again in day or so.
Vic Iams OF Waynesburg who is a
student here has been quite sick for
several days hut is expected to recover
shortly from the attack.
John Ross who has been with one
OF the field parties making the geolog-
ical survey OF West Virginia is at
home for short visit.
Chas. e. Jolliffe cashier of the Ex
change Bank OF Warrington was a
recent visitor here. Mr.. Joiliffe is a
native OF this county and has a great
many friends here.
Howard Grassland, of Councils
vile, is in town. He has opened an
Office in Pittsbnrg and Is doing an
extensive business in Western Penn
sylvania.
Bennett White is here from Pitts
burg to spend few days visiting his
father Mr.. r. C. White. Rev. p. G.
White has returned to Weston after a
visit home.
John Nethkin and Bunker Reynolds
two prominent young Mineral county
men who have been visiting here have
returned home. They had been here
for several days.
Virgil l.. Highland OF Clarksburg
and E. Fay Hartley of Fairmont are
In the city looking after some business
in connection with some projected
coal deals In this county.
Herbert Peck of the University
lett for his home today to make ar
rangements for entering West Point
Military Academy lwhere he goes to
learn the ways of the soldier boy.
Ed Herd has gone to Monessen with
his merry go round. 1t is to remain
there for some weeks aud then will
make other towns on the circuit.
Mr.. Herd will be away with the outfit
most CT the summer. His host Of
friends here will miss him.
L. A. Yeager has gone to his home
at Marlinton where one of his broth
ers is to be marriedon Wednesday.
He will look after some business
matters in that section of the state
and will not return to this place un-
til June 10th.
Gov White stated that when he
returns for Commencement he will
bring his whole staff with him. They
had been invited for Decoration day
but all of them could not come. They
viii be here on the occasion of his
next visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer have
gone to Uniontown where they will
attend the celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kramer OF that
place. They will also witness the
marriage OF Miss Carrie Kramer to
Harry Swearingen Of Uniontown.
Alexander Malcolm has re-enlisted
In Company L for another term OF
three years. The company is now
three years of age and the enlistments
Of the old members are expiring.
Most OF them will 90 back into the
service. When camp comes the COM
pany will be above even the high po-
sition which 1t has always taken in
the guard.