Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-04
ABOUT ORR fRiENDs.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where theY are and How they are.
Scott Lowe of Fairmont is here to
resume his duties at the University.
Mrs. B. III. Hite who has been VS.
iting her parents at Wheeling has
returned home.
Miss Jennie Stageers OF Lincoln,
Illinois, came here to attend the flu
neral of the late Thomas b. Staggers
and is visiting relatives In town.
NJ. Z. German who graduated
from the University in s95 will enter
this fall for post graduate work and
will be in the institution all winter.
ID. G. Reay, who was visiting here,
has gone to Charles Town to attend
the session of the Supreme Court
which is now being held there.
Rev. l. A Barnes is able to come
over to town again but he does not look
any too strong yet. He had very
hard time of 1t with case Of gastric
fever.
DR.. S. Y. Leech delivered the adj
dress on the Morgantown and King
wood road on the occasion OF the
Labor Day celebration on Monday
afternoon.
Prof l.. Nj. Jaeo has fever. He
had intended being one of the APP
plieants for letter carrier but was
prevented by illness from taking the
examination.
Will Whitman will leave tomor-
row morning for Cornell University
to take post graduate work. He
goes on his wheel and will visit his
old home in Ohio county on his
way.
Major j. B. Wilson Of Martlnsburg
is here making arrangements prepara-
tory to moving his family here ia Or
der that they may have the educa-
tional advantages which the town en-
joys. Morgantown is ready TO vel
come them to home with US.
Ed Donley has gone TO Uniontown
TO get part Of the purchase money on
the coal deal which he and Cap Hat
geld engineered some weeks ago. The
coal lies partly in this county and
partly in Greene. It was bought by
Thompson of Uniontown.
Mr.. A. Rightmire and two daugh-
tiers who have been in Randolph cpun-
ty camping for the past month have
returned home. They enjoyed the
trip hugely and are greatly tenetltted
by it. They stayed much longer than
they had expected TO remain On ac-
count Of the fun that they were has-
ing
A. f. RAIDER Of Chicago who was a
member OF the class OF ninety-six is
in town for short visit. He has
pfospered greatly since leaving the
University aud has steadily advan-
eed in his profession RAIDER was
recognized as one of the best stu
dents ever in the University while
he was here.
Mrs. Henry Downey, who had
been at the bedside OF her husband
since his removal to the Wheeling
hospital, arrived home on Tuesday.
She says that Mr.. Downey IS I'M
proving slowly, but is still very
weak His physicians are making
no attempt to extract the bullets,
fearing that such an operation would
prove fatal.-W Vest Virginian.
MIR. e. M Grant has gone to I'M
! iontown where he was summoned as
an expert TO testify in suit for dam
ages against the gas company down
there. A man went into gas regu-
lator and struck match. On ac-
count Of the resultant injuries he sued
the gas company for fifty thousand
dollars. They use the same kind Of
regulators that we use in Morgan
town. From Uniontown Mr.. Graut
will go over into Ohio on business.
Major Burns who has been spend
ing the summer in the mountains in
Preston county is back to resume
/ his duties. His family will follow
shortly. They will 60 to house keep
ing IN the Tapp property on Bumbo
Lane Every one will be glad to
welcome them to the town. During
! his stay here last spring the Major
made many friends by his affable
manner. He is thorough military
man and the cadet corps will make
great progress under his direction.