Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-22
ABOUT 9th FRiEsDs.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
How They are and Where They are.

=
How They are and Where They are.
H. 4 Grassland has returned 10
Pittsburg after a short visit here.
Eli Titus and A. G. Titus of
Greensboro Pa. have been visitors in
Morgantown.
Buck Kennoy took the boat for
his home at Pittshurg on SUNDAY
morning.
A. Bliss McGrum of Kingwuod
has been in the city day or two re-
Gently.
w r. Dougherty. of Donova Pa.
returned to Morgantown this morn
ing for the summer school.
Lee Llewellen came up from Pitts
burg Saturday to spend day or
two with home folks here.
Glenn Snodgrass, of New Martins
vile was here Sunday greeting his
old friends.
Miss Mary Wagner, of Wheeling
is here to attend the Pickenpaugh
Evans wedding Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Ice and Mrs. Min
ME Martin of Fairmont were guests
Ct Mrs. Gale Osier of Sunnyside
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Georgia Elliot, of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, a student of the Univer
sity, left for her home Saturday to
spend the summer.
Mrs. S. M. Whiteside aud Lou Hast
lngs Frazer, who were the guests of
the Misses Grant for Commencement,
returned home yesterday.
Sam Pickenpaugh has resigned
his position at the Seneca Glass
Works and will be at the water
pump station after this.
Miss Sarah Robb, of New Cumber-
land, who has been the guest Of The
Misses Grant for several days, left for
her home on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. p Wiley has returned
from stay of several months with
friends in Baltimore to attend the
Piekenpaugh- Evans wedding.
Mrs. Hezekiah Barbe of Mapeltown,
who has been visiting the fanatics OF
NJ. w. Davis aud George Barbe, re-
turned home by boat this morning.
Adam Bower is in receipt of a
letter from his wife who has gone to
Colorado with her son George. The
latter stood the trip well and is
expected to begin to regain his
strength Immediately.
Miss Georgia P. Craig, of Ship
pensburg, Pa, formerly one of the
best known students of the Univer-
sity, is here to attend the summer
school. Miss Craig spent tue past
year teaching in Oklahoma.
Miss Julia McGrew has decided to
go TO the University Of Wisconsin, at
Madison, next fall to pursue her stud
les Ia Music under Miss McMurphy. !
She has been the latter's pupil for
nearly two years, and desires to con-
tinue as snch for while yet.
Pop" Shriver has been signed for
some time to play with Wheeling
but cannot go there at present on
account of the serious illness OF his
child. He will join the Wheeling
team as soon as the little one gets
better.
Miss Sarah Griswold, OF the Chicago
Normal School is here to begin her |
work in the summer school as model
training teacher. Miss Griswold will |
have a class of children to illustrate
her methods and her lectures and
will be very valuable I
TO teachers.
E. L. Cole, graduate of the Uni
versfty this year in civil engineer
ing. and manager of this seasons
base ball team, has gone to Trenton,
Me- Jersey, to accept a position
with q bridge company. Mr. Cole
worked for the same company last
summer, and has taken the position
permanently at an advanced salary.
j. Boyd Crumrine, a first year law
stsdent In the University of Penn
sylvania, is home for his well earned
vacation, looking robust as ever.
Boyd's first inquiry was whether
the Wabash were running to Nor
gantown, via Mt Morris. 1t was
with deep disappointment that he
learned that he must needs depend |
on the livery, as of yore.-Waynes
burg Times.