The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-10-25
About ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Premlaen Mt People
Where they sre aud How they are.

Personal Mention Of Premiae Mt People
Where they are aud How they are
John Lantz continues To improve
slowly. II is hoped he will rapidly
regain his strength now.
Miss Maud Gilmore who has beer
i'll for several weeks is recovering
and in a short time viii be complete
ly well again.
George Fl. Brown, of Halleck, has
accepted position 10 the Novelty
Cos store, and we hope he may have
entire success in his new work He
has had considerable experience as a
clerk.
The friends of Mrs. Dudley Evans
regret that her stay here was so short.
They hoped for protracted visit
from her but she was somewhat indis-
posed and felt that she would better
go home. Major Stewart accompaui-
ed her as far as Pittsburg.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McVicker OF the well
known firm of milliners who has been
in the east buying the winter stock
Of fine millinery has returned home.
The announcement. of the opening
which is to take place may be seen in
another column. 1t will take place
on October 18th. The largest and
finest stock of the latest millinery
ever shown in town will be open for
the inspection of the ladies on that
date and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to them to call and examine
it.
The two following notes are
clipped from Greensboro letter to
the News Standard:
Mrs. Minerva Shelby, who has not
taken any nourishment for the last
ten days, is nigh unto death.
John Keener, of Morgantown, pur
chased from Benjamin Williamson,
one hundred and fifty oak trees for
steamboat timber on that part of the
Morrison farm now owned by him
near the old ..Willow Tree Inn and
has two six horse teams hauling it
TO this place to be RATED for market.
We regret to note that Senator
Wiley is quite sick and unable to
leave his bed.
<. L. Hibbs the grocer who has
been i'll at Newburg is recovering
and it is hoped will soon be out
again.
Mrs. w. c. Meyer, of Wheeling,
is here to visit her mother Mrs. Don
ley and other friends All are glad
to see her.
A n. Thompson who is in Wash
ington is i'll with an attack of asth-
ma. He is getting better now and
will soon entirely recover from it,
Miss Lillian MADEIRA, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Mrs.
Brand, ON Peasants street, has gone
TO Warrington to spend short time
before returning to her home.
Col. and Mrs. Sturgiss who were
visiting relatives in Morgantown last
week returned home on last Friday
evening. They took in Chadwick
Day and give glowing account Of
that event. Oakland Democrat.
Mis-. G. w. Cramer, who has been
visiting her old home in South Nor
gantown, has returned to Piedmont.
She has been Ill for long time but
we are glad to learn is somewhat i'm
proved at present.
The Pennsylvania Synod is in ses-
sion at Erie. Rev. A. M. Buchanan
of this place is there representing
the Parkersburg Presbytery. A
large attendance is being had and
the interest is very great. Mr. Buch-
anan will not be at home until next
week.
DIR. Hupp Sands has opened an Of
fee in Fairmont and has begun the
practice of his profession. He is adj
mirably equipped for his life work
having been a careful student from a
boy. In addition TO his requirements
as scholar he is very excellent
young man and will be heard from in
the future.
Prof. and Mrs. Woolery and d. w.
Ohern who have been attending the
meeting of the Jubilee Convention Of
the Christian church in Cincinnati
have returned home. They represent
ed the Morgantown church. The
meeting was wonderful one. Four
teen Thousand delegates attended it
and it lasted from the 18th to the
goth. 1t was one Of the most notable
religious gatherings ever held in the
United States.
President Helmick visited the M.
P. charge at Waverly Saturday and
yesterday.
Miss Fisher of Homestead has
been the guest of Miss Sitter at the
Peabody for day or so.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dennyare
back from Jefferson where they
have been on visit.
Mrs. P. S. johnson, OF West Nor
gantown, is Frustrated from a severe
attack of fever.
LucIan Hagans of Chicago is here
to visit relatives. Every one is glad
to see him again.
Vena Snider, little daughter OF
Hervey Snider, is quite low from an
attack of typhoid fever.
George and Albert Cooper of Mount
Pleasant have been here visiting their
mother Mrs. Sarah Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jobes have
returned from months visit to
New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. MADEIRA who
have been at Morris Cross Roads for
sometime have returned home.
E. E. Baker of Pittsburg is here
to visit his father Henry G. Baker
Every one is glad to see Ed.
The Pastorius family, Of this place
attended the funeral of the late James
d. Pastorius at Fairchance on the
10Th.
We regret to note that Senator Will
ley is still feeble and unable to be up.
His daughter Miss Louise has also
been quite i'll for several weeks past.
Mrs. S. @. Stewart Of Arnettsville
is not SO well to-day we regret to
learn. She has been quite sick for
some time. A telephone message
from Mr.. Stewart this morning is to
the effect that she is not improving
but on the contrary is not so we'll.
Prof. T. @. Atkinson has returned
from Lewisburg where he has been
attending a number of meetings of
Importance to the agricultural inter-
ests Of the state. He had a very
pleasant time and reports the various
societies in fine condition.