Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-30
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Paul Martin, son of ]. Ami Martin,
is visiting Kingwood friends.
Mrs. W. f. Davis and little daagh-
ter. of Allegheny, are guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. Il. II. Coombs.
Mahlon Tenant, we'll known eiti-
zen of Clay district, was business
visitor to the county seat to-day.
Mr.. Justin NJ. Kunkie was called
TO Virginia yesterday BY the death OF
a relative. He viii remain there for
some days.
DIR. Wayne Wiley has proposition
from Baltimore that he will likely ac-
eept. He will probably 20 there to
close 1t next week.
Mr.. ID. w. Ohern has returned from
Kentucky where he went 20 accom-
pany the remains of the late lament.
ed Prof. Woolery.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Stewart will
spend some days Of their vacation in
Martinsburg and return TO Deer Park
for the summer.
Mrs. Woolery is quite III and has
been confined to her bed for several
weeks. The hearts of her friends go
out to her In her double affliction.
Rev. u. w. Morrison, pastor OF the
NJ. Z. church at Stewartstown, was
In town to-day, having come to meet
his son, who is attending the teachers
examination.
Prof. j. L. Johnston and DR.. j Z
Fitch have gone to Mt. Lake Park
to remain for some time. We hope
the mountain breezes may do both of
them good.
Miss Flo Greynolds, of Beverly,
university student, has gone home
for the summer. She was accom-
panied by Guy and Florence Utter
back who will visit their grand
father, Mr.. G.. w. Utterback near
Buckhannon for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Il. II. Yost is here for short
visit. He has Just returned from an
extended visit TO all the eastern uni
yersities; paying his respects TO the
athletic parts OF these institutions.
Mr.. Yost will leave soon for California
where he goes to coach the Stanford
University foot ball team through
their fall games.
We are just in receipt Of the notice
of Mr.. Howard Atwood's marriage TO
Miss Susan Davies, at Arden, N. X.
Mr.. Atwood is the assistant agricul-
turist at the Experiment Station and
Is we'll and fayorably known here. A
warm welcome will be extended to
him and his bride upon their arrival.
They will probably reside at the Ex-
pertinent farm.
DR.. Hopkins returned yesterday
from New York city, where he stopped
few days on his way from Maine,
TO attend the meeting Of the Scien-
tific Association. He reports a most
successful and peasant trip through
the spruce forests Of northern Maine,
where be was sent under commission
from the Secretary of Agricultural to
make special investigation as agent
Of the United States Department OF
Agriculture under instructions from
u. S. Entomclogist, DR. l.. .. How
ard, OF trouble affecting the spruce
Of Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont 1t was necessary for him to
spend nearly four weeks In the Wild
est part of the great wilderness, known
as the s'Maine Woods, on the head
waters Of the Androscoggin and Ken
nebec rivers. With a guide he tramp
ed day after day over the trails, ''toat
roads, and through the .trackless for
ests, relieved occasionally by canoe or
Indian rock boat on the many lakes,
ponds and small rivers, stopping at
logging.or huntsmen's camps or in the
open woods as opportunity offered.
He was successful in finding the cause
Of the trouble, and, from the facts
determined during the investigation,
was able to recommend practical
methods of preventing the loss of
many thousand dollars worth OF the
best spruce timber in Maine. At the
scientific meetings held in New York
this week he addressed the American
Forestry Association on Forest Insects
and took an active part ia the dis
cussions at sessions of the Association
OF Economic Entomologists and sec
tion Zoology Of the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF
Science.