Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-20
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine nj People
Where they are and How they are.

tuIutu HUME.
Joe Krepps who has been in Pitts
burg for some weeks is back at
home.
L. D. Beall has returned to I'm
iontown after spending a few days
visiting friends here.
S. III. Bowman Of Charleston came
in on Monday afternoon to stay until
after the big time is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dougan of Way
nesburg are visiting Mrs. Dougan's
mother Mrs. j. 2. Donley.
Miss Allie Wade is the guest of
Miss Beulah Hubbard and will remain
lin town for Commencement.
DR. Stanley of Scio who was for
merly well known student here is
back to visit the old scenes again.
r. ID. Heironimous of Davis ris-
ing young attorney Of that city is here
to witness the final days of the pres
ent year.
A. n. Thomson has gone to At
lantic City and may be absent all
summer. We hope that he may have
pleasant time
Lindsay Weaver who has been IN
Ohio for sometime has returned to
MorgantoWn for visit Of a few
days.
Student McMurtrie, Of Latrobe,
came in on the noon train to witness
the closing exercises of the big
school.
Mrs. w H. Bannister, Of Fostoria,
Ohio, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mary, came in on Tuesday
morning.
H. w Miller of the State Board
of Agriculture has returned from
Wheeling where he had been called
on business.
Miss Martha Eddy, of Wades-
town, this county is the guest of
Miss Winnie South and will remain
here for a week or more.
r. Z. Mead, who is operating in
Monongalia county, arrived home yes
terday to spend a few days. --Parkers-
burg News.
Miss Koblegard of Clarksburg is
here the guest OF her brother who is a
student and she will remain until the
last Of the present week.
Claude Gore is Clarksburger who
is here to see the University close.
He was member of the class of 81
and is q deseryedly popular graduate.
Or. kuhl, of Fairmont, came in on
Tuesday morning. He will deliver
a course OF lectures in the Univer-
sity on Veterinary science during the
coming year.
Miss Margaret Mckinney, daugh-
ter Of Hon. o. S Mckinney, of Fair
mont, is at Mrs Sarah Woods the
guest of Miss Villa Butcher and
will remain until after Commence
| ment.
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan will go as
a delegate to represent the G. E.
Society of his church at the meet
ing of the National association of
the c. f. societies in Detroit which
+ #i -, oooal Oh July So.
L. G. Johnson who has been an in
structor in Lees Military Academy at
Lewisburg and who has been appoint
ed one of the Fellows for the next
year is at home and will remain here
! this summer.
Prof. C. r. Jones will remain in
MorgantoWn during the summer and
will have charge of the department Of
Mechanical Engineering in case Prof
Aldrich resigns 10 accept a position
in the University of Illinois.
Miss Lillian Hackney, teacher
at Marshall college, Huntington,
Miss Blanche Hackney and Miss
Matte Daft were in the city Satar-
DAY nignt on their way to their
homes at Observation-Disclosures
| burg Sentinel.
| Prot. +. l.. Emory left on the ,af-
| ternoon train for Worcester, Mass. to
attend the commencement of the Wor-
ceSter Polytechnic Institute where an
Otiiei du NdHCeu QtSI6e Will De G0H1eF-
red upon him. The fact that the adj
yanced degree is conferred only upon
graduates OF the institution having
seven years of practical experience is
especially complimentary.
Professor r. L. Morris has been
recently employed by the government
to measure the flow of water in the
Monengahela, Youghiogheny and
Cheat rivers. The measurement of
Cheat river will be taken near Ices,
Ferry. That of the Youghiogheny at
Friendsville, Md, and that of the
Monongahela some where near Nor
gantoWn.
w. j. Holden, of the Chenille
Normal is here TO witness the final
days of the present University year.
This is the first time that he has at
tended Commencement since he
graduated Prof Holden has been
in charge OF the Normal at Glen
vile for several years and has pushed
it far to the front by his energy and