The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-30
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

ness.
Mrs. Laishfey Weaver. Of Toledo
O., is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Burt, Of Warrington. is herr
visiting her son who is SUDDEN
In the University.
Mrs. J. A. Weaver is i'll with ton
silitiss
Captain ]. K. miller has gone t.
Washington, Pa. to VISIT his ole
home for few days.
Clark Mcyicker has gone to Pitts
burg and will be gone for some days
t. d. Arnett has returned from Q
short visit 70 his home at Opekiska,
& B. Rex, Of Jefferson, Pa, who
is d we'll known member of the sen
Tor law class at the University was
summoned home a short while age
and he now has bad case Of ty-
phoid fever. His many friends here
in school and town hope that moth
ing serious will come of it.
HI. l. Swisher who was called
home by the illness of his mother
has returned. We are very glad to
learn that his mother is very much
better and that all danger is passed.
She had pneumonia and it was
feared that the illness was serious
L. r. Taylor came down from
Fairmont to see the contest and is
in the seventh heaven of delight
He is one of the most enthusiastic
and loyal students who ever gradu-
ated here and his enthusiasm shows
no signs of dying out.
Prof. Standiford, of the Normal
who came down TO witness the con,
test has gone home.
Prof. Knutti will leave for Fair
mont this afternoon. He was here
to take In the contest.
Frank d. Wood who has been al
Columbus for several months in at
tendance on a school of pharmacy
has returned, having finished the
years work in great shape. He spent
a very pleasant and profitable year
at college.
Major ID. B. Stewart has returned
from trip to Georgetown. He re
ports that Captain Camp, who has
been unwell for some time is no bet,
ter. The many friends of the Cap
tain hope that he may shortly recover.
Rev. Schivera, who has been here
for week and engaged in the meet.
ings at the Methodist church has re-
turned to New York. While here hi
did a grand work and was the means
of awakening the feelings of number
| of people. The meetings now In
progress at the church are very inter
esting and the interest will increase
from night to night. Rev. Cameron
will continue them until Easter and
invites the cooperation Of the church
people Of the town. All are invited
to attend the meetings. They are Il
be held in the afternoon and at night
Ernest Hayes attended the launch
ing of the two new battleships al
Newport News last week. He says
that there was good deal of feel
ing over the christening the ker
lucky with water and that a number
of bottles of whiskey were dashed
against the vessels side by the PEG
pie from that state as she slid dowr
the ways.
/
Mrs. Picking has returned from
Washington and is again the CUES
of her daughter, Mrs. James Sheer
in.
Clarence Ollie has about recovered
from his recent attack of fever. II,
will be able to sit up in day or so
His many friends are very glad tc
learn of this and hope that he viii
soon be out again.
Mrs. T. B. Wilgus is in Mononga
hela City for a weeks visit to hel
old home.
w. f. Manear and son George
were at Morgantown during the pas
week, looking at some property owe
there, with possible view of buying
or renting and moving over to tina
place argus.
Mrs. Terence Stewart who ha
been visiting her parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Jamison on Sunnyside
has gone to Fairmont. She will leav
for home tomorrow. Mr.. Stewar
was prevented from coming Will
she was here but he will be here 70
a short visit next month.
| Prof. L. z. Hodges has returne
from business trip to Huntington
| Rev. J. q. Longanacker, who som
n ,nths ago moved down the rive
has rented rooms on Sunnyside an
will shortly move back here.
E. B. Stewart has returned fror
Martinsburg where he has been K
several days on business.
Clark Fisher, of Fairmont, was heI
yesterday greeting his numerous Mo
gantown friends.
4 Dick Myers has gone back t
hometown after spending a day O
so in town.
Simon L. White, of Battelle, tn
father of w. j. White is in the city
We regret to note that Capt. Day
Camp, whose illness we have hereto
fore mentioned, does not improve.
Mrs. Jefferson Tenant continue
} in poor health, though we hope I
learn of her early recovery.
Miss Lucy Donley is at home frol
Waynesburg for short vacation
> Miss Lucy's many friends are gla
to see her again
: Mrs. r. f. Naret has returned fro
3 a visit to her old home in Putnal
county.
Miss Winifred South is cand
date for the degree of A. M. an
will be the first woman to have take
it from this University. She is or
!. Of the most gifted young ladies
) this county and the county is vel
!. Justly proud of her achievements.
Mrs U. G. Wells continues sic
3 and her friends will regret to leal
y that there is no very great improv
t ment in her condition.
Mr.. B. M. Yeager has returned
his home in Pocahontas county a
! ter visit to his son Lew who is
student in the University.
Mrs. E. H. Coombs has gone
Pittsburg to visit Mr.. and Mrs. d
Wis for few days
Mrs. J. S. Patterson, of Ca