Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-12-28
ABBOTT OuR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and ssw they are.

ty came IN yesterday for brief Wis.
it.
Fred Reeves who has been at
Wellsbnrg to visit his old home is
back in town.
Mr.. T. b. Wilgus has returned from
Pittsburg where he had been To visit
his daughter
Mrs. A, L. Nye has returned home
from Uniontown where she spent
Christmas.
Mr. f. g. Sturglss the undertaken
has gone to his home ia Pennsylvania
for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. {. Meyer are
here to visit Mrs. Donley, Mrs
Meyers mother.
f. l.. Cole has returned from Fair
mont and Warrington where he has
been to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Donley who
have been visiting their old homes are
back in Morgantown.
Mr. a. II. TAFT is in Camden. n. j.
on short business trip. He will be
absent day or two yet.
Misses Lillian Boyers and Alice
Wade, OF Randall, have been visiting
Miss Sarah TAFT on Front street
Col. w. w. Arnett of Wheeling is
in town on important legal business
having arrived here this morning.
Mrs. T. c. Atkeson and daughter,
Miss Mary, have gone to Pittshurg
TO visit friends for week or ten
days
Chief of Police Fleming of Fair
mont was here yesterday TO buy two
wagons and carriage from Loughi
Bros.
Mrs. M. J. Sturm and little son
Glenn of Cherry Camp are visiting her
mother Mrs. Kincad in South Nor
gantown.
Lee Lewellen of Warrington is at
home for the holidays. He is ia the
service OF the South Penn Oil Come
pany being an engineer. e
Mrs Bradford Neal and Miss
Neal are here to visit her sister
Mrs. A. d. Hopkins They are prom
inent residents OF Wood county.
Mr.. II. Pickenpaugh returned home
yesterday from a trip TO Marion couE-
ty where he had been looking after
some of bis extensive business inter
ests.
Miss Helen Ache, of Uniontown, Is
here the guest OF Mrs. Jesse l.. Tur-
ner. She is quite we'll known in Nor
gantown and Is welcome visitor
here.
Ira Clyde Brand who has been in
Atlantic City for year or more has
returned TO Morgantown and will
probably remain here. He has several
situations under adyisement and may
accept one of them.
Karl Norcross who was so i'll with
fever in Weston has recovered and is
back on the road again He came
near dying and his friends were very
much alarmed over his condition.
They will be pleased TO learn Of his
improvement.
Mrs. G. N. Simms wife OF COL
Simms who is known to many Nor
gantown people died suddenly few
days ago. They will learn Of her death
with deep regret. Col. and Mrs. lived
at Ronceverte but spent some time
in Charleston during the Spanish
war while the Colonel was attached to
the Adjutant Generals Office.
DR.. Will Anderson will be remem-
bered as an old student is in very bad
health and his friends are fearful that
he cannot recover. After graduating
from medical school in Baltimore he
went to Texas where he became very
successful at the practice Of medicine.
He was compelled to give this up on
account Of his health and is now at
his old home at Anderson.
Col. and Mrs. Posten are back
from Pittsburg The former will
leave early in January for Birming
ham Alabama where he will spend
the winter He will be accompanied
by his brother Homer who will
travel this winter for the Seneca
Glass Company in that section max
ing Birmingham his headquarters.
The colonel is hopeful that the
change may be of benefit to his
health which has not been of the
best for some time.
George Sisler, OF Mississippi, who
was called here by the death of his
sister, Mrs. Annie Francis, arrived
on Friday morning. The nurse and
doctor insisted on having the funer-
al on Thursday and he arrived too
late for it. He has been down South
for anumber Of years and has bought
farm down there. He was former
ly a resident of this county and will
be remembered by many of our peo-
pie. M. T. Sisler who has been at
Point Marion to attend the funeral