Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-29
ABOUT ORR FRIRNDs.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.


Miss Mary Lindsay's friends are
pleased to have her home again.
Reports from Hon. VIM. l.. Will
son are not very encouraging. His
condition is quite serious.
CMrs. Isabelle Thompson and daugh-
ter Miss Jane have returned home af-
ter short visit in Connellsville.
Miss Gratta Leigh Jacobs daughter
of Judge Jacobs has gone TO Oakland
for short visit before her return
home.
Miss Josie kunkle entertained a
number of her friends at dinner par
ty in honor of her birthday on Tues
day evening.
Calvin Victor who has fever on
Sunnyside is no better at last reports.
He is very seriously i'll. Gilbert John
was slightly better to-day.
Chauncey Wiley is improving stead
lily now and is able TO sit up nearly all
the time and can walk little. We
expect TO see him all right again soon.
Alpheus Smith has gone TO his
home in Barbour county for short
rest before taking up his duties in the
West Liberty Normal to which he was
elected some time ago.
Prof. 4. L. Wade came home from
Mountain Lake this morning where
he has been for month past. This
was Mr.. Wades first vacation for quite
a number of years.
James e. Lant2, OF the Wallace
House, is at home again after an alb.
sence of several weeks spent among
friends at Waynesburg and other
places in Pennsylvania.
DR.. d. 4. Rogers and family left
yesterday for their home in Nebraska
after a pleasant visit among friends
in this place and New Martinsville.
Every one was glad to see them again.
Roscoe Brown of Clarksburg will
be one of the party to visit the Phi
ri Alphas while they are at the
Club House. They will go over in
few days.
Professors r. A. Armstrong and L.
f. Hodges left this morning for Penns-
boro where the latter will deliver an
address to the teachers ofRitchie coun-
ty tonight. They will be back in "a
day or SO.
Mrs. Adam Bower is back from
Waynesburg where she has been visit
ing for several weeks. Mr.. Bower
abandoned his pedestrian tour over
there on account OF the inability Of
Chief Davis TO join him on the walk.
MIR. and Mrs. Ferris, of Cleveland,
o., who have been visiting friends
here for some time, have returned
home. They have many relatives in
town and county and their visit was
greatly enjoyed.
A. G. McChesney, fellow in Latin
in the University, has been appointed
instructor in Latin and Greek in
Western Kentucky College, Maysville,
KY, and will leave Saturday TO enter
upon his new duties. Mr.. McChes-
ney's home is in Charleston.
Miss Villa Butcher has been offered
position in the Martinsburg high
school but has declined it in order
to return to the University and spend
another year and take her Masters
degree Miss Butcher is daughter
of ex-State Supt. Butcher.
Miss Effie Miller went TO Chicago
yesterday to spend month with
friends and take respite from bust
ness. Miss EfIie has been connected
with this Office for number Of years
and is a very painstaking accurate
worker. She deserves to have pleas
ant vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Protzman, OF
Easton, attended the Brown family
reunion, which vas held at Glades-
vile, August 25th, and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Protzman's hrother-in- law
John Newman and family at indie
pendence. Mr.. Protzman who is in
his Goth year, stood the trip exceed
ingly well.