The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-10-07
ABOUT our FRIENDS.


ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mrntien Of Prominent People
Hew They are and Where They ar e.
| w. E. Stathers of the Parkersburg
News has been here to visit his sen
who is a student in the University.
John Ross, who has been in Pitts
burg for several months, is lack at
home for short visit. He is en-
gagged as an engineer.
James Lantz came back last night
from Blackyille with very sick horse.
The animal died within thirty min
utes of getting home. 1t was grey
herse and valued at 5000.
Mrs. DR.. Quinn, Mrs. Charles Put
nam, of Columbus. Horace Putnam Of
Pittsburg have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpheus. Wells. They returned to
their homes on Monday evening.
Walton w. Venable of Economy
has been in town for a short visit.
He was formerly student in the
University and is remembered by
many of our people.
Sweeney Fleming, Dick WEIGH aud
f. NJ. Lardin, who were here on a
short visit Tor a day or two, have
all gone to Pittsburg to see the
Pittsburg- Boston base ball games.
S. NJ. Prince has returned from
Jefferson county. He says that the
apple crop in that section OF the
state has broken all records. The
trees are breaking under the weight
of the fruit. The apples are selling
at fifty cents bushel on the trees.
Frank Weaver and family left
yesterday for Morgantown after a
month spent in Kingwood with
friends and relatives. Mr.. Weaver
says that he is quite in love with
our pretty little town and thinks it
a delightful place to spend the
summer.
Clyde Barbe of Morgantown is
here this week working on the fine
new porch at Mortimer Hall. He
has the contract to furnish the
hardware for the contractors, Smith
Bros. of Morgantown. The porch
viii cost about $4,000 and be the
finest in the state.
B. +. Irons OF East Morgantown
has been visitor inKingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leistman Of
the Avenue are packing up prepare
tory to removal to Fostoria.
A. G. Brown, of Morley, was here
for the foot ball game Saturday.
Miss Drue Cox, of Unlontown,
came up Saturday evening to pay
her sister Mrs. Fleming a short
visit.
Mrs. Katharine Donley and Mrs
John Dougan returned Sunday from
weeks visit to friends in Waynes-
burg
Guy Pritchard, OF Rivesville, has
returned to resume bis studies In the
University,
Jocob Slime, of McKeesport, Pa,
came up Saturday for visit to his
old friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs. DR.. G. T. Gale OF Pttsbnrg
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Okey johnson has returned home.
A. Bliss McCrum, of Kingwood
was in town on Saturday afternoon
having come to see the footb ball
game.
DIR. and Mrs ID. W. Werner of
Tucker county who have been here on
account of the illness of their SOM
Arnold Werner have returned home
Prof Thomas E. Hodges will lee
ture at Rymer on next Friday even
ing. He will talk about the Public
School and how it may succeed.
Donley Miller of Cass district is at
Franklin, KY, where he is taking
course in Osteopathy. , MI. Miller has
our best wishes.
Mr.. James S. johnson left at noon
today for Missouri where he went to
attend meeting of the board OF d.
rectors of the Bluff Springs Zinc Min
ing Company.
Miss Rose Sweeney, principal OF the
Westover School, OF Fairmont, is here
the guest of Miss Susan Maxwell
Moore.
w. w. Hughes, of the law firm of
Anderson, Rucker and Hughes, of
WEIGH, this State, is here on short
visit to old friends. He is gradu
ate Of the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Sayre who have
been spending the summer in New
jersey have returned home and are
now back in East Morgantown.
Ben Stewart who had come here to
attend the University has returned to
his home at Parke-sburg and played
with Marietta against w. & ]. Sat
urday
Dean Wrigbtson and Co. James
c. Frazer have returned from Pitts
burg where they had been to attend
a dinner party given by the former
to Victor Herbert and several other
friends
DR.. 10, B Watson, of St. Mary's
one of the leadisg physicians OF the
State, Las heea here visiting Rev
Aubery Hess, pastor Of he NJ. P
church
Bruce L. Keenan, is here 10 visit bis
family having come from Missouri Oh
Saturday. Mr.. Keenan, is making up
statistics under the direction OF the
government lie did some valuable
work in the census bureau while in
1912.
Miss Edna Endsley, Of smithfield,
Pa, and Miss Helen Rodamer, Of
Harrisburg, Pa, were here Saturday
the guests of Gilbert Endsley, a stu
dent in the University The young
ladies came down from Fairmont
where they are the guests of Miss
Nell Sterling for her marriage Wed
nesday to Mr.. Murray Dickerson.
DR.. w. L. McLane, of West Union,
came IN Saturday and remained
until tbs morning the guest of his
brother Dir. Chas. II. McLane The
doctor had been 10 Pittsburg. He
has a host OF It'd friends here who
are always much pleased to see him.
All who know him are his friends.
1t is very interesting to go over the
"reminiscences Of boyhood with him.
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