The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-08
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

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meetings.
Mrs. r. S. Lantz, a well known lady
Of Blacksmith, is Frustrated from a
severe attack of grip. Her friends
hope for her early recovery.
w. L. Hagans arrived here from
Chicago Saturday and after a brief
stay will go on to Philadelphia to look
after some business matters.
Rev. /. A. Barnes has gone to Cum.
berland to attend the meeting of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Of several states which is
now in progress there. He will re-
turn about the eleventh.
John Dougan of Waynesburg came
in Thursday evening to visit his trade
here.
Mrs. Tim Bennett has returned
from Fairmont where she has been
for the past three weeks visiting her
daughter who has been i'll.
Miss Meta Boyers who was called
to Randall by the Illness of her mother
who had grip has returned as Mrs.
Boyers is about well again.
Student McMurtrie was called home
on Thursday afternoon to Latrobe
where his father had died suddenly.
The boys father had grip but the at
tack was thought to have been a
slight one and when the young man
was notified that his father had died
from it he could scarcely realize what
had happened.
S. NJ. Hoff of the University who is
one Of the delegates to the meeting OF
the Interstate Y. M. c. A. at Cum
berland has been elected as one Of the
vice presidents OF the association.
Mr. ID. L. Donley and son who is a
student In the University together
with II young Mr.. Long from Mt. Nor
ris have returned from Fairmont
where they had been on business
Hon. Lewis Baker, editor of the
Charleston Gazette, is quite i'll at
Charleston. His condition has become
so alarming that several members of
the family have been summoned to
his bedside.
Inspector S. v. Hooten of Parkers-
burg who came here to look after the
removal OF the postoffice has returned
home as everything was In good shape
for the change and his presence was
not needed any longer.
Miss Tillie Bernhard OF Union
town, who was one of the teachers In
the Public Schools here last year has
arrived in Morgantown and will spend
some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Wood.
]. A. p. Jones who was at home for
few days during the holidays has
been sick ever since his return to
Pittsburg where he is employed. He
did not write until Friday, then he
let his mother know that he had been
unable to write sooner on account of
sickness. He came in on the next
train and will be here until he recov.
ers. Miss Sharp OF Pittsburg, Mrs.
Jones sister also is visiting her.
James f. Snider is quite seriously
Ill. His malady is pronounced grip.
Joe L. Keener went to Uniontown
on Saturday afternoon and returned
on Sunday.
Geo. G. Baker is able to attend to
business again after being confined to
his room for week.
Miss Tillie Bernhardt of Uniontown
will teach the remainder of the term
of school on the Flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Meyer, of
Wheeling are here visiting Mrs. Mey-
er's mother Mrs. Donley.
Mrs. Ellenberger and little son have
returned from Harrisburg, Pa, where
they had been for several weeks.
Clyde A. Fleming spent Sunday at
his home in South Morgantown and
has gone to Pittsburg on business.
]. p. Houston of Dubois, Pa, has
returned to that place after visit Of
several days to friends in Morgan
town.
Mrs. Way, of Salem, has gone home
after visit OF some length to her
husband who is in the Mount Morris
oil field.
Mrs. Margaret MADEIRA, OF front
street, has been quite i'll for some
time past, but is thought to be better
at this time.
e. G. Frame came in from Charles
ton to spend Sunday. He is chief
stenographer during the session of
legislature.
Miss Maud Harner has recovered
from long siege Of fever and is about
strong enough to resume her place in
this Office again.
Sam Morris has been quite sick and
unable to be out for week past. In
his absence Mrs. Morris has been look
lug after the business.
DR.. s. B. Allen and his brother At
torney II. E. L. Allen have gone to
Braden Station where they were called
by the serious illness of their mother.
Mrs. S. G.. Chadwick has recovered
from an attack of grip OF several
weeks duration. Her friends are
much pleased to see her out again.
Mrs. Emma Davenport is taking a
course in the art department of the
University. Mrs. Davenport has con-
siderable natural talent as an artist.
Mrs. T. r. Evans has been quite Ill
for several weeks from a complication
of troubles but we are pleased to say
is improving and we hope will soon be
well again.
Marion Arnett has returned from
Rivesville where he was called by
the illness of his brother Jasper. The
sick man was still alive to-day but nc
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Harry Google who has been al
Moundsyille connected with pipe line
came in on Sunday for short rest.
He has had grip and will be here fol
a few days until he can rest up.
Charmont Clemens was here to be
present at the Memorial exercises IL
honor of his brother w. G. Clemens
which were held in Chapel Hall on
Sunday afternoon. He returned home
on Monday.
Prof. r. c. Atkeson has gone to the
southern part of the state. While ht
is away he will attend several state
farmers meetings at Charleston and
will also visit his farm in Putnam
county.
Mrs. f. X. O'Kelly has been quite
i'll for several weeks past and is still
bad. Her condition is such as K
cause grave apprehensions among hel
friends all of whom however hope TO
her speedy recovery.
Miss Thompson has gone to Parkers-