The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-18
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.


on Gauley and had many interest
ing experiences on the trip.
| Lynn Osborn, OF Clarksburg, who
made quite record as football play
er here last year is in the city and
viii enter the University.
J. B. Scott, of Lewisburg, arrived
this afternoon in company with Sny
der another old student from Green
brier.
Benny Williams, of Fairmont, at
tended the Conn's Rocks concert
last night
II. Shrider, of Fairmont. was 6
recent visitor here.
S. II. Bowman, of Philippi, for
mer teacher in the Fairmont Nor
NAL, will enter the University t.
take the Law course.
III. p. Spurlock, recently spent
some time visiting in Grafton.
Lee Post, of Harrison county. il
again in town.
John G. Knutti, '97, is, who is
now one of the teachers in the Fair
mont Normal, is in the city.
S. S. Jacobs, Jr., teacher at the
West Liberty Normal, is visiting
friends in town.
Misses Matte Brock and Allie
Boyers went down to Pittsburg this
morning ON the $780, They will re
turn on Monday.
| Mr.. Norman Smith has returned
from short business trip to Clarks
burg.
Prof. A. L. Wade arrived yesterday
afternoon from trip to various part.
Of the State.
Ellis Yost, of Amos, was in towr
between trains yesterday afternoon
He leaves in few days for Delaware
Ohio, where he will enter Ohio Yves
leyan University.
Charlie McWhorter, one of last
years most popular students came IL
yesterday afternoon.
G. P. MCGEE, of Kingwood, is in tn,
city.
DIR. VIM. M. Dent, of Newburg, il
here to see his mother, his brothers
and numerous old friends. The Doc
tor is native of this county ano
likes to visit the scenes of his early
days. DIR. Dent is very excellent
gentleman.
FROM the Preston county Journa
we clip the following items;
Oliver III. Ollie, of Morgantown
has been here this week looking after
his farming interests.
Mrs. Annis Ridgeway and Miss
Mamie Sheets, of Monongalia county
have been stopping with their brother
George Sheets, this week. above town
|. G. Lazelle, prosecuting attorney
of Monongalia county, has been In at
tendance at court this week. He was
accompanied by his wife and hand
some little son Donald.
V. c. Champ, of Montgomery, came
in yesterday.
Miss G. J. Martin, of Parkersburl
left for her home this morning aftel
three months visit to her sister,
Mrs. d. d. johnson on Spruce street
Rev. James Sheerin went to Union
town this afternoon to fill the Episco
pal pulpit at that place Sunday.
d. c. Conn, of Morley, is in towr
to-day.
/
Harry Shaw, of Fairmont, came
down this morning and went bach
at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Dorsey and
children, of Mt. Morris, spent the
day at the Wallace House.
Robt. and H. b. Cans, of Morris
Y Roads were in town to-day.
Hon. Stephen Mason, of Jake's
Run, is in the city attending t.
school matters. He has been dele
gated by the board of examiners tt
complete the work of the recent ex
animation, issue certificates, etc.
YESTERDAYS Parkersburg Journa
had these items
Harry H. Hall and Eugene Watson
will leave in the morning for Nor
gantown, to enter the University.
Regent w. E. Powell, of this city
to-day appointed G. B. Wagner, 0.
Peasants county, and Thos. J
Davis, of Richie county, as cadet.
to the State University. DR.. Powell
leaves tonight for Morgantown t.
attend meeting of the executiv,
committee Of the Board of Regents
to let the contract for the new wing
to University Hall.
Mrs. Frank Capels, son ant
daughter left on this mornings boa
for Pittsburg.
W. Z. Price left this morning fol
Pittsburg on business trip.
A. D. Williams and James H
Collins two we'll known former stu
dents were admitted to the bar in
Uniontown Saturday after having
successfully passed their final ex
aminations. We congratulate then
upon their success.
Prof. B. G. Anderson and brother
George recent graduates of the I'm
iyersity will shortly open High
School in Hinton.
w. S. Martin, of Kingwood, stop
ped over Sunday at the Franklin.
J. J. Burke, of Boston, arrived
yesterday and is employed in F. X
O'Kelly's tailoring establishment.
Guy Wiley spent Sunday al
home. He went back to Fairmont
on his wheel last night.
John G. Knutti returned to Fair
mont yesterday, after short visit
here.
Holly d. Thompson and Robert
White, of Romney, are here to spend
the coming year in the Law school
Both are excellent young men and
will be heard from in the future.
A Wilsonburg correspondent says
Messrs Bruce Dawson, Harry Nor
rison and Brently Rittenhouse have
gone to Morgantown, where they
will enter the State University.
Miss Emma Coombs is suffering
from the effects of severe fall re
ceived ten days ago. She fell on ;
wet porch, striking the back of hel
head severesblow. 1t is hoped thai
she may soon entirely recover.
Miss Gertrude Hayes many
friends will be pleased to learn tina
she has taken turn for the better
after suffering for more than month