Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-10
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of PrOmine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
Ira Gregg is able to be ont again
after a severe seige of fever.
Miss Emma Fordyce, of Fairmont,
arrived this morning.
Arthur p. Jones of this comfy was
the Salutatorian OF the Senior class at
the Fairmont Normal this year.
Mrs. DR.. Seip, of Pittsburg, who is
well known and much admired here,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. Y. Keck.
Mrs. C. T. Nesbitt, OF Fairmont,
is visiting her aunts Mrs. Fleming
and Miss Rebecca Evans and other
friends here.
Profs. Knutti and Standiford, of
the normal, have gone back after a
short visit here watching the closing
exercises.
Mrs. A. Cameron has gone to
Rochester, Pa, where her son Earl is
a book keeper and she will be there
for some time visiting him.
Earl Smith has returned to Fair
mont after being here for several
days looking after the ball team for
which he is the manager
Miss Minnie Core has after Wis
it to friends on SGnnyside gone to
Buckhannon to attend Commence
ment. She is graduate of the
seminary.
Mr. Eliza Sheets has returned TO
his home in Wellsburg, after brief
visit to his parents and numerous
friends here. Mr.. Sheets is another
example of the successful and useful
men brought up in Morgantown.
We were greatly pleased to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Clark, their two
handsome daughters and son Frank
here to attend commencement. Frank
is an alumnus of the University and
another son, Friend, graduated this
year.
DR.. Haworth and wife who were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barbe
during the commencement season are
very delightful people and made many
friends during their stay here.
Prosecuting Attorney w. G. Meyer.
of Wheeling, was among the distin-
guished visitors here this week.
Though very young man Mr. Meyer
holds the most important Office of the
kind in the state. He has many
friends here.
Miss Maud Brown has returned
to her home at Kingwood after spend
ing week visiting Prof. and Mrs.
S. B. Brown. She was formerly a
student here.
Prof Miller went up to Fairmont
this morning. He will deliver an
address at Halleck tomorrow and
will be engaged for the next two
weeks in institute work in several
counties of the state.
Among the distinguished visitors
here at Commencement was State
Superintendent Trotter Mr.. Trotter
was educated at the university and
is known personally to a great many
of our people and he has many friends
here.
Lee Lewellen of this county has
received a good position at Monon-
gah where he will be employed as
civil engineer by the Monongah Coal
and Coke Company He is one of
the best practical engineers in the
school and his friends will be glad
to learn of his success.
Governor Atkinson left Friday
morning after spending a day here
at commencement He had Just
come from Chenille where he had
been attending the trial Of his wife
The clearing of Owens who was I'M
der trial on the same evidence with
which his wife had to contend lifted
load from his mind. Owens was
cleared by the jury when he had
agreed to conviction and the court
had asked the jury to find him gull
ty. The verdict while great sur
prise under the circumstances shows
that it will be impossible to convict
Mrs. Atkinson Of the crime charged
against her. This will be cause
of rejoicing to all the people of the
state who think that the whole
transaction savored of persecution.