The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-15
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How


Dr. WIN. n. Berkeley, went X
Frostburg, Nd, last week to remain
for some time, and probably perma,
nently. The Doctor is graduate Of
the West Virginia University, and
of one of the finest colleges in Ger
many. He is scholarly gentleman
and fine physician, and we take
pleasure in commencing him to the
citizens Of Frostburg.
Prof. VIM. p. Wiley, and sor
Chauncy, drove to Cadiz, O., last
week in buggy and had a very
pleasant journey both going and re
turning home.
Miss Bette Mcclure has returned
to her home in Wheeling.
Mr.. Jacob Kerns, who resides near
Morgantown, is visiting his son Geo
at Uztown. Mr.. Kerns comes under
the head of the oldest inhabitant. He
was born April 8, 1902, and is there
fore over 81 years of age. He reared
Is children, 13 of whom are still
living. He has SO grandchildren,
136 great-grandchildren, and seven
great great grandchildren. - West
Virginian.
Mrs. WIN. Keener went to Morris
Cross Roads Saturday being called
to the bedside of Mrs. Jos. Cans who
has been dangerously ill with pneu-
monia fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. Lucas went to
Lock No. s Saturday to spend few
days.
Mrs. w. C. McGrew and daughter
Julia, went to Mountain Lake Park
Saturday to spend the Summer.
X. Long, Esq, of Connellsville, and
D. M. Hertzog, ESQ.,, of Uniontown,
Pa, were guests of the Hotel Conner
Saturday. They had been buying
coal land at various points in this
State.
S. H. Brundage, of Pittsburg, is
engineer at the Farrow Arms Co.'S.
Mandatory.
We are informed that Mr.. Chas.
A. Martin who went to Greencastle,
Ind, recently, is getting no better
from his broken back, and has con-
sented to an operation Waynesbtvg
Independent. Mr.. Martin is a son
of Alexander Martin formerly Presi-
dent of the West Virginia University.
His many friends here hope that the
operation will be of great benefit to
him.
Miss Irene Myers has gone to
Wheeling, and will spend her vaca-
ton with friends in different sections.
She will visit the Worlds Fair, and
return here in time for the opening
of the Normal School the first of
September.-Iadea.
Miss Dora Baker returned Satur-
day from visit to friends down the
river.
Harry Google is out after a severe
illness of seven weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. E. II. Coombs, and
DR.. j. W. Hartigan returned Mon
day from Mt. Lake.
U. S. Arnett, Esq, of Fairmont
was in town Monday.
Sam Pickenpaugh, Jr. is visiting
in Washington, Co., Pa.
DIR. John A. Myers spent the
Fourth in Charleston.
Miss Ollie Cookham who was Wis
iting her cousin Miss Lizzie d.
Thompson has returned to her home
in McKeesport.
Miss Lottie Thompson was visiting
relatives III Mckeesport, Homestead
and Midway, Pa, last week.
Mrs. Prof. M. G. Helmick of Glen
vile, is visiting her sisters the Mis-
SEES Dawson. Prof. Helmick will
conduct Institutes at several towns
in the State during the Summer.
DR.. Henry j. Miller of Philadelph-
ia who has been visiting at Rosedale
was recently in town. The Doctor
and bride are now travelling through
the West on their bridal tour.
DR.. w. H. Hall, Samuel jackson,
and Curt Fleming were here for the
Lot Sale from Fairmont.
II. L. Sample, of Homestead, for
merly Of Fairmont, was here recent
ly.
Percy Lazier, of Uniontown, was
recently here visiting. his old home
and friends.
John Lindsay of Pittsburg, arriv-
ed Saturday.
j. j. Kenney has returned from
trip down the river.
Revs. De Witt, Prescott and Char
les White passed the Fourth with
their parents on Sunnyside.
Robert Robinson, prominent
young business man of Fairmont,
was recent Morgantown visitor.
Ewing Laishley spent the Fourth
with friends in Uniontown.
Prof. Frank Snyder and wife, of
Mississippi, are spending the sum-
mer with relatives in PIT. Marion.
Prof. Snyder was formerly Principal
of the Morgantown Public Schools.
Clark Pickenpaugh, Will Hays,
Logan Casselbery, James G. Wallace
and several others from Morgantown
attended the races at Clarksburg
on the 4th.
Chris MADEIRA and wife, of Brad
dock, Pa, have been visiting Mrs.
Jane MADEIRA for the past week.
Prof. f. L. Emory and wife, of In
dianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Emory's
parents Judge and Mrs John A. Ollie.
Ben Dering who has been working
in the blacksmith department of
Tough Bros. carriage works has gone
to Fairmont to work and j. M. Mar
tin, of Fairmont, has taken tie place
vacated by him.
Mrs. Sarah Fleming is spending
the week with Mrs. Hon. John W.
Mccoy, of Fairmont.
Miss Clara UT, of Palatine, is the
guest of friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sturgiss'
children of Uniontown, are spend
ing the summer with their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l. Protz-
man.
Nelson Lewellen, of Grafton, was
here last week to see his brother
Arlie and friends.