Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-02
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Nhess they are and aow they are


/ this place.
Will St Clair has gone to Fayette
city on business and will be away for
day or so
Mrs. f. Shisler returned home
yesterday evening from visit in
Pittshurg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MADEIRA have
returned from Pittshurg where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mrs W. II. Morgan has gone to
her old home at Morris Cross Roads
for visit OF several days
Mrs. +. NJ. Heermans of Kingwood
arrived on Friday morning to visit
Mr. and Mrs. f. N. Heermans.
Prof. and Mrs. Knutti are spend
ing season at the latter's home at
Bula before leaving for California.
Bennett s. White has started home
and is expected TO reach here by Sat
urday evening. He will spend week
or more at home.
Miss Jennie Conner head nurse at
! the Hartigan hospital has resigned
| her position and has gone t. her home
at Uniontown.
Tom Protzman has gone to Morris
| Cross Roads. He is a great Bryan
man this year and says that the Ne
braskan is sure of election.
| Col j. d. Rigg of Preston county
who was stricken with paralysis
some time ago has SO far recovered
as to be able to drive out.
John Shisler has been confined to
the house for several days by a Sc
we're attack of tonsilitis. He is get
ting better and will be out in a few
days however.
Robert Hazlett, chief engineer Of
the Clarksburg, w. Va, street rail-
way, has let the contract to Wade,
Shane q Co., of Baltimore. Work OF
construction begins next week.
George M. Stops who has gone
home on account OF illness is not inn
proving but remains about the same.
His friends here hope that be may
soon recover from the indisposition.
/ Hugh Hood, of Wheeling, has been
in town on business. He has re-
Gently located in Wheeling and has
been prospecting very satisfactorily
since he went there. His friends in
this county viii, be glad to hear OF
| it.
A letter from Captain Hatfield says
that he is improving from an attack
of fever but that he is still very weak.
He will not be back here for some
time yet. 1t will however please his
friends to know that the worst is
over.
Captain Stanley Hodges OF the
foot ball team is not able to be with
them on account of the illness OF
his sister. The team is badly han
dcapped by his absence and they
will have a hard time Of it to win
out
L. V. Keck and Others will speak
at the Turn Verein tonight and they
viii be heard by large crowd of peo-
pie. One or more of the speakers will
use the German tongue. The Ger
mans down there are for Bryan and
they will show this TO be fact next
Tuesday
Prof and Mrs. James S. Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 l.. Keener and Mrs
+. E. Hayes went to Point Marion
on Thursday afternoon to inspect
the new glass factory down there
They had a delightful trip return
ing on the late train Thursday
evening.
i John w. Yerkes OF Kentucky can
didate for governor has resigned
his place as collector of internal rev.
enue for that state but no one has as
yet heard of the resignation of A. b.
White who is running for similar
office in the state and who is also
collector in this state. He is plain
| ly violating the law.
| Carroll Helmick, a son of Capt. N.
d. Helmick, and Miss Edna Mason,
niece of Judge John w. Mason, OF
Fairmont, were quietly united in
marriage Oct. oath, at Oakland. Md
The many friends of the contracting
parties were sgreatly surprised as il
was thought, she was going South
for her health and that he was going
part of the way for company.
Rev. and Mrs. John L. Marley are
at the Episcopal Hall having arrived
on Thursday afternoon. They have
Just returned from their wedding
trip East. They were married in
Union and have been in Baltimore,
Washington and other Eastern
cities Everyone here is glad to see
them and bids them warm welcome
to home here.
| Frank Kern is back from an ex-
tended trip over the state. He says
that the Indications everywhere over