The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-16
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
How They are and Where They are.

How They are and Where They are.
Clyde f. Jacobs has returned
from trip east and has been in
Morgantown for visit.
Charles M. Vance is running on
trains one and two In the absence of
| Fred Corothers who is taking vaca-
tion.
W. II. Bailey and Captain A. Gar
rison are in Wheeling having gone
there to serve on the U. S. grand
jury which is in session there.
Bennett S. White has been sworn
in as special deputy sheriff with
powers to enforce the game laws OF
the county.
A. G. Brown is in town from
Worley. lie says that people out in
that section thought the squirrel
law meant just the contrary OF what
it does mean and they have been
killing the little animals out of sea
son. They expected to quit shooting
them on the Is.
Frank Jolliffe is here to spend a
vacation of ten days.
Ben Brady was here from King
wood to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Jeannete /. Tate of Louisville,
KY, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John j.
Brow n of South Morgaptown.
{ IT is rumored that a special train
will be here this week with workmen
to enter the Seneca glass factory. This
is probably only street talk.
Mrs, j. w. Satterfield of Fairmont
is visiting her sister Mrs. T. G.
Fleming of South Morgantown.
Prof. w. K. Brainerd of Michigan
is here to take charge Of his new de.
partment of dairying at the Univer-
sity. Rooms are being fitted up fol
him in the basement OF Martin Hall.
Miss Cora Donley left Saturday
evening for Fairmont to attend the
Morris-L hesney nuptials Wednes
day. She will be the guest OF Miss
Chesney until after the wedding.
Gilbert B. Miller has been at Fair.
mont where he went to rehearse for
the Morris Chesney wedding which
is to take place there on Wednesday
night and at which Mr.. Miller is tc
be one of the attendants.
Andy Frost has gone to Beaver
Hole on his annual hunting trip
Squirrels are said to be very plenti-
full over there and as the season
| opens tomorrow he will be on the
ground for the first day.
John Stevens of Morgantown street
has sent one Of his fine Angora kittens
to DR.. Coombs, the banker at Morgan.
town. Mr.. Stevens is an extensive
shipper of Angora cats and has very
choice number OF cats.-News-S Stand.
ard.
Cal. f. Young of the Post has re.
turned from Charleston where he had
been to attend the meeting of the
state editorial association. He reports
a very nice meeting but says that the
enthusiasm was not as marked al
heretofore.
Miss Fannie Berkeley left Satur
day afternoon for Bernard college te
resume her duties as an instructor
in that institution. She spent thu
summer here with her parents. She
expects to return to spend ths
| Christmas holiday.
i Howard Bingamon of New Yorl
has returned to re-enter the Uniyer
|sity. He will be in the football
squad with coed chance of making
the team. His weight has increased
twenty pounds since he left herr
last fall.
| James M. G. Forquer has enlisted
/ in Co. L. He is expected to be pro
meted to be major IN the cadet corp
at the University this year, having
been captain last year Nineteei
members of the company are or hav'
been members Of the cadet corps.
/ DR.. Edwin Maxey is quartered a
the Episcopal hall and will remain
there until the fall term opens a
the University. He is very pleas
, ant gentleman and is rapidly max
ling friends of those with whom h
comes in con tact.
il Clark Hall, who left here on Jul,
20, has settled in Oklohoma Terri
tory, and is making preparations t.
stay. In letter to DR.. w. e. Stew
; art, he says he has bought two lott
81 in the centre OF the town, Aline
7 and has built small house. HI
contemplates taking up a quartz
0 section in an adjoining county undo
. the homestead act. He expects t
come home during the st. Loui
q Exposition.