Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-12-21
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine nj Poop Ie
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are and How they are.
john Dougan of waynesburg is in
town and will be here for several
days.
Miss Jennie Thompson is at home
after . visit Of several weeks Of Con.
nelisville.
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis, of Vaudeville,
was among the prominent visitors to
the county seat to-day.
Mr.. C. C. Markley, well known
citizen of Grant district, was in town
to-day for short time,
Mrs. ,Jns I. Harris, of Parkers-
burg, is here to visit her mother,
Mrs. Lazier aud other friends.
Col. F, w. Thompson is quite
sick. He has been an invalid for a
number of years and is quite feeble.
Waitman Barbe returned this morn
ing from the eastern end Of the state
where he had been lecturing in sever
al places.
James A Davis has gone to Toledo
to spend the holidays with his
daughter Mrs. Strausz. We hope
that he will have pleasant time.
Mr.. Melville Peck who has been
here for several days looking after
legal interests has returned to his
home at Philippi. His son MWood
accompanied him home.
S. d. Hirschman arrived on the
morning train from New York and
will be in Morgantown until after the
holidays. His many friends here are
very glad to greet him again.
Duke Dent came in this morning
from Baltimore where he had been at
tending school and will be at home
until after the first Of the year. He
has had very successful year and
everyone is glad to see him.
Jacob Lemon, of Dellslow, was here
to-day. Mr.. Lemon has great hope
for the development of his section
when the railroad is completed
through, and there is little doubt
that his hopes will be realized.
A. p Romine who is one OF the
Fellows al Johns Hopkins came in this
morning TO pay a. short visit here.
He has been at the University since
leaving Morgantown after his gradua-
tion last year
Stuart II. Bowman left on the
noon train to day for Barbour coun-
ty where be will spend his Christ
mas. He will return to school short
ly after the opening of the next
quarter.
Mrs. S. G. Chadwick who has been
visiting friends at Grafton and near
by points is at home after delight
full week. She was the guest of Hon.
L. f. Davis and family at Grafton
and of James Watson at Monongah.
Clark Langley of Charleston has
gone home for the holidays. He will
return at the opening of the next
term and re-enter the University.
Charleston always has a good dele.
cation here in the University.
Prof L. G. Woolery and nephew
W. FL Kendrick have gone to Anti
och Mills KY, where they will spend
the holidays. Prot. Woolery's mother
has not been very well recently and
it is partly on that account that the
trip has been made.
Miss Margaret Linton OF Washing
ton, d. c., is here to visit the Misses
Hayes daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Hayes. She arrived on
Wednesday evening. Everyone here
is glad to see Miss Linton who has
made many frieuds here ON former
visits.
Col. James G. Frazer is back from
business trip to the east He came
in on Wednesday evening. The Colo
mel reports everything brisk in that
section of the country. He is feeling
very well with the exception Of a
touch OF lumbago which is troubling
him somewhat.
Mrs. Marie Hester has gone from
Uniontown to her home in Chicago
where she will spend the holidays.
She appeared on Tuesday evening
before the Institute at Uniontown
and was accompanied on the piano
by Miss McMurphy who went down
with her. Miss Rose Howe and Mrs
Barbe were also members of the par
ty. They returned on Wednesday