Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-15
ABOIT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Premiuen People
Where theY are and How they are.

came in this morning to attend court.
Prof. Vickers, of Shepherdstown,
who has been here for some days
las returned to his home
F. NJ. Brock is one of the Morgan
towners who have gone to Fairmont
for short time.
Frank Weaver who was on the
prog am at the convention at Fair
mont was prevented from going on
account of being sick.
Misses Daisy John and Gillian
Jamison have gone to Fairmont
where they will remain for several
weeks visiting relatives.
W f. Glasscock is having his
stable on Prospect street remodelled
into dwelling house and will when
it is completed rent it.
Dwight Miller has been given third
base on the Fairmont team and will
play that position with them this
summer.
Rufus West is on the high road
+ to recovery from an attack of fever
which confined him to his bed for
three weeks.
James F Snyder has returned from
the pipe line where he has been en-
gagged in hauling ever since the
work began
Director James Stewart, of the
University, has gone to the south
ern part Of the state and will be
gone for week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil schultz will
leave for Baltimore this evening
where they will visit relatives for
short time.
Miss Winnie South has gone to
Fairmont where she will visit the
teachers institute in the interest Of
the publication Of the Woman's
League the Aurora.
Bud Camp few days ago stepped
on tin can while in swimming and
the cut has given him some uneasi-
ness, although nothing serious if ex-
pected to result from it.
y. n. Arnett, one OF the most
prominent men of the Marion county
bar, was an arrival this morning, hav-
/ ing come to attend the present SEES
sion of court.
Roma Gregg and sister, Miss Bessie,
] went over 10 Pedlars Run to-day
where Roma was married at noon
/ to-day to Miss Blanche Williamson
The wedding has been kept quite
quiet and will be a surprise to the
many friends of the contracting par
ties. We extend congratulations in
advance.
Mrs. K. l.. Parkhurst, of Wheel
ing, is here. She lectured to the
ladies IN the Baptist church this af-
ternoon and will lecture again to
morrow afternoon.
Prof c. r. Jones has gone to his
home in Taylor county and will be
there for couple Of weeks when he
will return to Morgantown and will
be engaged in the mechanical de
partment for the summer quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs L NJ Gregg, Miss
Mary Gregg and Rev. A Cameron
drove over to PedIar's Run to-day to
be present at the marriage of Roma
Gregg and Miss Williamson. Rev.
Cameron is to perform the ceremony.
X N. Snyder, OF Lewsburg, has
returned home and as all other en-
+ terprisino students did he ordered
the DAILY New DOMINION sent to his
address for the summer He will
know what has been going on here
when he returns in the fall
Profs T. G. Miller and Thos. f.
/ Hodges, of the University and Rev.
A. Nj. Buchanan and Frank Weaver
of this place, are on the program at
the Grafton meeting of the Christian
Endeavorers. Others from Morgan
town are in attendance
Prof. J. w. Satterfeld is conduct
ing teachers institute in the chapel
of the normal school. The instruc-
tors are Prof Irish, of Columbus,
and Miss Anna Buckbee. of Cali
fornia, Pa. Two hundred and fifty
teachers had arrived at noon to-day
and the evening trains will bring at
least fifty more. The time was ia
ken up this morning in enrolling.
Elias Amos and Miss BERTHE Hall
were chosen secretaries. Prof. Sat-
| terfield delivered an address this af-