Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominens People
Where they are and How they are.

UHtre tneY are anu How they are.
Harry Kelley has gone TO Pittsburg
to spend ten days on pleasure trip.
Prof. d. NJ. Willis is back from the
Wheeling trip. The day was success
aside from the weather.
G. III. A. Kunst who has been in
town for several days has returned
to his home at Grafton.
Profs. r. A. Armstrong and Trus-
colt of the University have gone to
Fairmont on short visits. They will
be back on Saturday.
DIR. Daily, OF Piedmont, is here the
guest OF DIR. Hartigan who is his step
son. He is suffering from the effects
Of a fall and is here to have DR.. Har-
tigan treat aim.
Rev. A. Cameron came in from
Petersburg this morning to look af-
ter some business interests here. He
viii be In town until the first of the
week.
Director Stewart and Prof b. IL.
Hite of the Experiment Station came
back on the morning train from
Wheeling. They report there was a
large time but that the weather was
frightful
Mr.. Emerson Carney has recovered
from the attack with which he was
seized on Tuesday night and is at his
place again. His friends are glad TO
TO know the the indisposition was
but temporary,
Judge M. ii. Dent, of the Supreme
court of appeals has been here sever
al days with his family who are living
at the Peabody Hotel. Judge Dent is
a native of Morgantown and has a
wide circle of acquaintance who are
always pleased TO see him.
The many friends of Major J. C.
Anderson. in this State, will be glad
to know that he is engaged in pros
porous business in Washington City
and has regained his health. He is
the same gallant gentleman as of
old.
John O'Donnell of the Seneca fac
tory is one OF the Morgantowners who
has been at Wheeling taking in the
big show. He states that one could
see very little of what was going on
for the jam of people in town and
that the day was simply terrible.
The city was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
w. E. Glasscock returned this
morning from Wheeling where he
had been to attend a pow-wow of
leading Republicans from over the
state The warmth of the scrap be-
tween Freer and White is beginning
to be felt in every direction. Freer
is getting very mad over the way
Whites friends are lighting him.
DR.. A. NJ. Lazier has the MIME
ball that wounded his father at the
battle OF Antietam The bail entered
the leg and after some exploration
of the limb fell out and was caught
in the sock. It is aattened on one
side and is an ugly looking object.
It was carried by the old Doctor II.
b. Lazier for years and by him given
to the young man who now has it.
tits said that Mr. John F. Hoffman
of this place has accepted the offer
of Fitz q Webster will join them at
Washington, Pa, on Saturday. They
have "a Breezy Time on the road.
Mr.. Hoffman will whistle with them
He is an artist of great ability and
has received very fatterlng notices
from the press in every town in
which he has appeared. He will no
doubt make great hit in his new
place. The best wishes of everyone
here will go with him in his new
venture.
Prof. T. G. Atkeson came home on
the afternoon train Thursday. He
had been attending farmers insti-
tute at ELM Grove and had intended
remaining in Wheeling until after the
celebration. But when he got there
and found the kind of weather that
they were having he concluded to
come home. The decorations had
been ruined by the rain and the crowds
looked bedraggled and disconsolate.
The ardor of the celebration had been
greatly dampened although there was
evidence that there would be an inn
mense crowd in town. 1t had filed
up appreciably at ten o'clock when
the Professor left there.