Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-17
ABOUT Orr FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and tow they are.


Warrington and Faifmont is back at
home
Frank Brock Is back from Louisville
where he had been TO spend Sunday
at his old home.
Van A. Barrickman is quite sick at
his home and it is feared that he Is
taking fever.
A. p. Romine of Johns Hopkins Is
IN town to pay visit before he leaves
to enter school again.
Miss Lucy Bowie has gone to CO.
lumbus, Ohio, where she will spend
some time visiting relatives.
Thomas {. Fleming who has been
spending a few days with relatives
in Fairmont has returned home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Herr and Miss
Ella Boyers of Philadelphia are yis-
ltiug relatives in the town and eoun-
try.
Scott Swisher has gone to Point
Marion TO work up party to attend
the Minstrel show here on Friday
light.
Prof NJ. +. German has gone to
" Wheeling on business He will be
back this evening or to morrow
morning
L. \. Frum has been visitor here
for short time. He is located in
Barbour county where he is engaged
in engineering work.
Mrs. l.. j. Peabody has started for
California where she goes on pleas
ure trip. She will stop in Omaha to
visit her sister Mrs Wood.
Mrs. S. @. Stewart Of ArnettsviIle
who has been III for several months Is
better. Her many friends will be
pleased to hear of her Improvement.
Miss Georgia Harner who has been
spending month with relatives and
friends in Charleroi and Duquesne,
Pa, returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. b. II. MADEIRA have
gone TO Morris Cross Roads where
they will spend a week visiting Mrs.
Madera's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Protzman.
Mrs. j. p. keener a well known
lady of the West Side has been quite
i'll for some time past but we are pleas
To say is improving now and able TO
go about the house.
Mr. Matthew Hennen who has been
i'll for several weeks is somewhat bet
ter though quite weak week yet. We
hope TO see him robust again very
soon.
Ii. d. Lindsey the contractor who
has large work under way in Fair
mont spent Sunday with his family
here. Mrs. Lindsay is recovering
from All attack Of fever.
Charles Shank, of Mammoth, who
is superintendent of the largest
works that Prick has in the coal
fields of Pennsylvania, has been at
home for d short visit.
Mr.. SIdell Brown of kingwood and
Hon. William Campbell, of Jefferson
county, who have been here since Sat
urday evening left to-day for King.
wood. They drove across the coun-
try.
Prof and Mrs. G. II. Patterson
have returned to Morgantown after
spending the summer at Bayyille
Maine. Every one is glad to see
them back again. They have beer
greatly missed from Morgantown.
Miss Elizabeth Lyons of Fredonia
New York is visiting Rev. and Mrs
j. L. McCutcheon of Sunnyside. Mis-
Lyons is daughter Of Prof. K. s. Ly
on formerly professor 10 the Uni
versity and will be remembered by
many of our people who will be glat
to see her again.
George Hartman is carrying his
arm in sling on account Of having
a board fall on it Saturday night al
the Peabody The wrist was frac
tured to some extent. The injury
was painful one and it will b.
some time before he fully receivers
from the effects of it.
j Frank Nelson sent in the frs
list of correct answers to the Acm,
Book Store OF the authors of the tel
books for which they asked. A larg,
number of answers were received
showing the interest that was arous
ed by their offer of any book in thu
list to the one telling the authors o
them all.
James G. Wallace is back at HON,
after attending number of Thu
meets in which his horses have en-
tered. They are beginning to show
up very well and will finish the sea
son at the top of the heap. They
have been entered for the training
that they got up to this time. Late
on they will be sent after the purses
in dead earnest.
/ Mr.. t. b. Wilgus has started fol
Colorado where he goes to look aftel
his mining claim which he has neal
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