Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-07
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

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need not feel lonely.
Miss Maude Thompson has arrived
from Paskersburg where she has spent
she summer and she will be here for
the winter.
Miss Bessie Harvey who has been
the guest of Miss Daisy Yeager at
Marlinton has returned to Morgan
town.
Dow Strunk who has spent the
summer at his home at Sidney Ohio
is back and has resumed bis duties at
the glass factory.
L. V. Keck has come back from
Parkersburg where he has been for
several days taking dispositions and
attending to other legal business.
Miss Lizzie Sanders who has the fever
at Samuel Hackney's on Greenmont is
recovering from her illness and in the
course of time will be all right again.
Mrs. Lorain Fortney who has been
very sick at Mrs. Alice Jones' on Sun
nyside is better and will soon be well.
Her father Mr.. Sedwick has been here
during her illness.
L. d. Arnett has gone to his home
near Opekiska. He will leave for
Moorsyille in few days where he has
been elected principal of the public
schools.
A brother of the young Creel of
Point Marion who was killed here
some time ago was here on Tuesday
taking away the belongings of the
dead man.
Dwight Miller who was stricken
with fever while the second regiment
was at Charleston has recovered from
the attack farenough to be moved and
he will be brought home in a few days.
Mr.. G. L. Shuman and daughter
Miss Dora, of Center, were in town
today. Mr.. Shuman is one of
our solid citizens and one who has the
esteem of all who know him.
Prof. A. W. Lorentz who has been
at Germantown Md, for some time is
back in Morgantown and every one is
glad to see him again. His outing
did him great deal of good.
w D. McGinnis has returned to
Connellsville after spending some
time over Cheat He is business
manager Of the News which is one
of the livliest and best exchanges
which comes TO this Office.
Leon Friedman, of Braddock, who
has been here for some days, has re-
turned home He was very popular
here while a student and has a great
many friends who were glad to see
him.
Miss Lillian Hackney and Miss
Blanche Hackney, of Morgantown,
were in the city atnoon today on their
way to Huntington, where they will
visit for some weeks. They left over
the Ohio River road this afternoon. -
Parkersburg Sentinel
Mrs e. /. Moore and Miss Susie
have been spending few days among
their friends here, all Of whom are very
much pleased to see them. Miss
Susie will return to her duties at
Granville, Ohio. on Monday but
Mrs Moore will remain for some time
longer.
Miss Mary Semans has gone east
10 visit the largest and best of the
eastern millinery establishments and
will lay in the best and most up to
date stock of millinery ever brought
to Morgantown. The opening Of Fall
stock will he arranged for later and
/ il viii be a revelation even for this
place of elegant displays.
Thos. Curry left Monday for Nor
gantown, where he will visit friends
for few DAYS, and from there will
go TO Mt Morris, Pa. Tom has
some dear school chums there who
are not all men. either, that he de-
sires TO spend few days WITH
Buck hannon Delta.
Captain Porter, of the B. 81 O. is
back at his post after a two weeks
vacation during which he went to
Atlantic City and other pleasure re
sorts. The rest seems to have done
him lots of good and his many
friends are glad to see him back at
his post again.
J. Frank Nelson, of Capon Bridge,
Hampshire County, is here and will
be connected with the Morgantown
Post for some time. One of the ed
itors of the Post, B L. Morgan, W i'll
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