Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-24
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where thev are and How they are.


We return thanks TO Secretary s
F. Smith for. copy Of the Proceed
ings OF the Eleventh Annual Session
of the West Virginia Editorial Assoc
citation, held at Parkersburg.
Prosecuting Attorney u. s. G. Pit
ger, OF Martinshurg, is prominently
mentioned in connection with the APP
pointment OF United States District
Attorney for the northern district of
West Virginia.
T. c. Coburn adYertises his personal
property for sale at auction on Feb
ruary End It is possible that Mr..
Coburn will remove from this
county but it is TO be hoped he will
change his mind
Miss Laura Dawson whose illness
has been mentioned is still very sick
and has not been able as yet to sit
up. She has been suffering severely
for about three weeks.
Rev NJ. d. Helmiek, President of
the West Virginia NJ p Conference,
has been i'll during the week and is
vet unable to get out. He has start
ed to mend however and it is hoped
will soon be able TO resume his du.
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. p. Rhoads of
Masontewn, Pa, came up yesterday
to visit their friends. Mr.. Rhoads
will return home tomorrow but
Mrs. Rhoads will remain tor some
time with her sisters Miss Laura
Dawson and Mrs Helmick
Scott Reed is the latest grip vic
tin. He was lot able to be out and
attend to his duties to day.
Mr.. ]. I. Phillips df Tyrone this
county was in town to day having
been called by business matters.
Miss Virginia Wilson Is back from
Chicago where she and her sister
Gussie have been visiting since
Christmas.
The five paragraphs next below
are from the Fairmont Index:
Col G. L. Smith has returne |
from Charleston, where he had been
for the past two weeks.
Prof b. II. Hite, Of the Experiment
Station. was in town last night en-
route home from Charleston.
Miss Jeanette Hayes, of Morgan
town, was here Saturday enroute to
her home from an extended visit with
friends at Huntington, Parkersburg
and Clarksburg.
Mrs. F. NJ. Arnett, Of Morgantown,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
J. p Donley. of Mt Morris, Pa,
arrived here a few days ago, and
will attend school at the Normal for
the remainder of the season. He is
residing at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. I. w. Boydston.
The three following paragraphs are
from the Charleston Gazette:
Col r. Il. Fast, OF Morgantown, ar
rived In the city last night to look af-
ter matters in the Legislature.
T. d. B. Stewart, who has been in
UIiG EIby iOI ctftId1 odyS. Will iNUhi II
today to Morganto@n. He will short
ly complete his course in law at the
State University and expects to locate
IN this city for the practice OF his pro-
fession.
The casting Of the unanimous vote
of the Democrats in the Legislature
for Hon. John r. McGraw as their
candidate for the United States Sem
ate, to fill the seat now occupied by
Stephen B. Elkins, was compliment
worthily bestowed. AS was we'll said
by the gentleman who spoke for Mr.
McGraw in both Senate ana House, II
the will Of the people had been carried
ous two years ago, he would now be a
member OF the greatest deliberate
oody in the world, in place Of the heb
etated gentleman from the county Of
Ohio.
Justin M. Kunkle is grip victim
and has been confined to his bed for
two days past. This is his second
seige this winter.
DR.. C. w. H. Stewart, who has for
the past year been in the dental office
of DR.. j. N. Mahan, left yesterday
morning for San Antonio, Texas, in
quest of health.-Charleston Mail