Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-30
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal MERTON OF Prominent Peeple
Haeir they are and How they are.

seige OF grip.
L.v. Keck was in Fairmont on
business Tuesday.
DR.. j. p Fitch is quite sick with
grip at his home on Spruce street,
Mrs Cans of Morris Cross Roads is
here to visit her daughter Mrs. ". II.
Morgan.
Mrs. James K Philips has had
grip for ten days or more and Is still
quite sick.
Emil Schultz is hack here and
will remain IN his old position at
the depot until Spring
Prof. T. c. Miller who has been
suffering from grip has recovered
far enough to be out again.
S II Bowman who has been here
for short visit has gone back to
his duties with the various school
book boards.
Captain A. Garrison who has been
in Tyler county for couple of week
on church business has returned To
his home on Pedlars Run.
Mrs. D. d. Johnson who recently
returned from visit to relatives In
Tyler county is very sick at her home
on Spruce street with grip.
L. A. Yeager OF Marlinton a men,
her of the class of 1900 arrived here
on Wednesday morning for a short
visit. He is gladly welcomed by all
those who knew him while a student
and they are almost the entire popu-
lation.
Miss Winnie Bell Of the upper end
OF this county who was a student here
before Christmas has just recovered
far enough to sit up. She has been
Ill from the effects of nearly freezing
while on her way home before the
holidays.
Albert Dorsey formerly a resident
of this place is now sole owner Of the
Parsons Advocate He has bought
out his partner and now owns the
whole shebang. Albert has been get
ting along very nicely and his friends
here are glad to know Of his success.
Mrs J. A. Weaver has recovered
from the grip and Mr.. Weaver who
has been quite sick with the same dis
ease il better. The establishment
owned by them has been In hard lines
on account Of the visitation but they
are getting back to their old time
form again
Oscar Gregg is recovering from
grip but did not take his trip to-day.
II. A. Crawford had to quit to day
for the same reason, George Break
iron is down with grip and others
about the postofliee are not feeling
so extra well. The are having u
hot time Of it.
| Mr.. Il. M. Grant Der Of the leg
! islature is expected to be here with
! the investigating committee to aid
them in making their investigation OF
| the university. They are expected to
reach here tonight or tomorrow
morning and they will make thor
ongh investigation Of everything IN
connection with the school.
/. G. White, the State Geologist,
and expert oil and coal geologist Is
here to-day and called on w. G. Welles
to see the fossils which he has recent
| ly discovered and the hickory wood
which Mr.. Welles thinks is at least
so, 900 years old. Mr.. White left this
afternoon for Charleston Parkers-
burg Sentinel
/ Dr. William Anderson Of Anderson
formerly well known student here
died at his home a few days ago Of
consumption. DR.. Anderson while
here led his classes at the University
and was one OF the brightest young
men sent out by the school. His
untimely death will be heard Of with
much regret by many OF our people
who remembered him.
John f. Drury who has been here
with his new desk register and COM
bination stand has gone on into The
central part OF the state with it. The
new register is one OF the most com.
piete things imaginable and our hotels
have taken right hold of 1t. Mr.
Drury is very pleasant gentleman tt
deal with and be makes new friends
every time that he comes here.