Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-16
ABBOTT 0ua FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Nkele taeY are and How they are.


Harry Kunst, of Pocahontas coun-
ty, arrived this morning from a short
visit.
Sergeant T. j. Casey has gone to
Clarksburg where he will spend sever
al days visiting.
Mrs. Jesse l.. Turner is back frcp
Fairmont where she has been visiting
Mrs. B. G, Williams.
Mrs. p. f. Harner OF Greenmont il
quite III to-day. Her friends however
hope TO see her cat again very soon
w. Il. Arnett has been having sew
eral set backs with the grip aud he
has started TO work several times and
been forced TO stop.
DR. e. II. Coombs has been another
distinguished grip patient and has
been unable TO attend TO his duties In
consequence of the attack.
Professor T. G. Atkeson has return
ed from Philippi where he has been in
attendance on ameeting of a Farmers
institute which has been In session up
there.
DR.. l.. II. Gobun mas been visiting
his brother George M. Cobun. He
has returned to Masontown where
he is engaged ia the practice of
medicine.
Mrs. b. II. MADEIRA is quite sick
from grip and trained nurse
Is In attendance en- her but there Is
nothing serious expected as a result
of the Illness.
J, w. Hodges, Madison Hess and
M. w. Cox have gone to Uniontown
where they attended the opening of
Armours new establishment down
there to-day.
Henry Sample of the Free Press was
in town on Tuesday afternoon and
evening. He paid us a fraternal call
and we were very glad to see him.
He enjoyed his trip to town greatly
and hopes to return again soon.
Miss Wotring who has been out Of
school on account of severe attack
of grip is able to resume her duties.
Her sister Miss Mary who was also
suffering from this disease has re
covered and is back at her position
in Smiths store.
Mr.. j. e. Barr who was formerly in
charge of the river between this place
and Fairmont has been In town for a
short visit. Everyone was glad To see
him again. Few men have made as
many friends In Morgantown as he
has while he was here. He Is now
located in Pittsburg engaged in engi-
neering work.
Mr. Jos. S. Allender OF all creation
is here to-day greeting his Morgan
town friends Mr. Allender Is the
confidential agent OF The greatest mill
building firm in the world and has
probably sold and set up more grist
mills than any other man in the Uni
ted States. He travels not only all
over this country and Canada but
makes frequent trips TO Europe. We
are greatly pleased to see him again
Hon. G. II. Mccormick, of Ohio, is
here the guest Of Professor and Mrs.
l. ". n Lhtcuu. iic VIII utllStE
short address to the pnblic this even
ing at O'Clock in the lecture room of
the Experiment Station. All are cor
daily invited to attend. Mr.. McCor-
mick has been in attendance at
IA number OF farmers Institutes In this
State recently and is one Of the best
equipped men engaged in the work.
Hon. Geo. G. sturgiss has gone to
New York on business. Before his
return be will go to Charleston
where he will attend the meeting or
the board Of regents on Friday and
will answer the summons Of the SUI
preme Court on Saturday. The Hart
igan writ of prohibition will come
up for final settlement at that time.
Mr.. Sturgiss will return to Morgan
town next week some time.
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