Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-04
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are aud How they are.

Where they are aud How they are.
Prof a. W. Lorentz has gone to
Pittsburg for a stay off day or so.
Miss Minnie Wolvington, of Bal
timore, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ia
son Clark on Peasants street.
Mrs. j. NJ Reed who has been Wis
iting in Wheeling came home on
Tuesday afternoon accompanied by
her son.
Fred Davis, who has been engaged
as one of the engineers on the Short
Line from Clarkshurg 60 New Mar
tinsville is at home for visit.
Mr. Sturgiss has sold his pretty
summer home at Mt. Lake Park. He
has another nice lot there and will
probably build for next year.
Geo. d. Horner, former editor OF
the Clarksburg News, has gone to
Louisville, Kentucky, and accepted d
position on the Times Dispatch.
Mrs s. G. Chadwick and Mrs.
Mailman Dsrbe went &c pittsbarg
this morning % visit the exposition
and do some shopping A pleasant
trip TO the ladies.
A letter from indianapolis TO Ell
mer Jacobs says that Mrs. w. L. Ja-
cobs has changed for the worse and
that her physicians have abandoned
hope of her recovery This will be
sad news to her friends here.
Mrs S. G. Chadwick and Mrs.
Waitman Barbe have gone to Pitts
burg where they will spend several
days. Mrs. Barbe expects TO meet
her mother there and bring the latter
back to Morgantown with her.
George Hogue who has been at
Cambridgehoro Springs is at home.
He had tn leave sooner than he expec.
ted on account of the illness of John
Lantz but he derived much benefit
from the stay at the springs.
Miss Belle Finnell, of Keyser, is
here to visit her numerous. friends
and will probably enter the Univer
sity. Miss Belle is a native of Nor
gantown and is always welcome
when she comes.
w. L. Hagans of Chicago is anoth-
old Morgantown resident who expects
to be here on Chadwick Day. He will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Chadwick while in the city. He will
be doubly welcomed by the people of
the town to whom he is very well
known.
Walter South is in Baltimore where
he will probably remain all winter en-
gagged in the study of medicine. He
will stay If he can make the arrange
ment that he is trying TO make with
the authorities of the medical school
with reference to the work that he
did in the University.
Lieutenant MIDDLETON has received
orders that will compel him to leave
Morgantown and he will not be here
for Chadwick Day. He is going to
New Orleans and then to sea on trip
that will last for couple of months.
Everyone here is sorry TO see the gen
ial officer leave the town and we hope
that he may find it convenient TO come
to see us again some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Steele Of
Weston came in on a special las
night from Weston and remained I'M
til Wednesday morning when they
left for Pittsburg. They missed the
afternoon train at Fairmont. Mr..
Steele is a brother to George G. Steele
Of this place and is an official on the
West Virginia and Pittsburg rail-
road.
Mrs. George c. Steele has gone to
Pittsburg to have further treatment
for her eyes which have been giving
her lots Of trouble recently. We hope
that it may be beneficial. Some time
ago she began treatment and found
that her eyes were in a very bad con-
dition but they have steadily inn
proved under the doctors care and
will eventually be all right again.