Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-23
About ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and It.w they are.

cold.
Mrs. s. b. Allen went to Wheeling
this morning to visit friends for a
time.
Thomas Barnes OF Wheeling was
visiting friends in the University on
Saturday.
Paul Mestrezat is able TO attend to
his duties again after very severe
seige Of pneumonia.
Col james C. Frazer has returned
from Pittsburg WHO'RE he had been for
several days on business.
Luther Harner who has pneumo-
MIA at his home in Greenmont is
somewhat improved to-day.
Robert Deuthat has returned from
Pittsburg where he had been for a
week visiting his brother.
V. L. Harvey of Wheeling has been
visiting friends in the University.
He will return next week.
S. A. Warner, of Parkersburg, was
visiting friends here over Sunday and
returned home this morning.
Mr.. James Franklin of Hundred,
w. Va, has entered the University.
He will take the A. B. course.
Mr.. Felt Wotring, Of Wiles street,
has been afflicted with French meas
les but the case is mild one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Of
Greenmont are both improving.
They have both been quite sick.
George Winger and Tom Bowie
have come back from Uniontown
where they had been on brief Wis
it.
Prosecuting attorney G. NJ. Alex
ander of Fairmont who has been
visiting his parents here has re-
turned home
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. MADEIRA spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Maderas
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Protzman,
at Morris Cross Roads,
Mr.. 0hern's friends congratulate
him that he escaped so well as he
did on Saturday He was in a per-
ilous position for time.
Little Mary Louise Laishley is very
III with pneumonia. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Laishley, of South Morgantown.
j. j. Branangan, of Ohio, one Of
the officials Of the Morgantown Glass
Works has moved into the house
owned by Justus South on Sunnyside.
Mrs. c. w Kramer who has been
suffering from consumption for a long
time is very low to-day and her friends
have little hope that she will be bet
ter.
Mr.. f. b. Carlin, principal of the
Sutton schools, Braxton county, has
entered the law department of the
University and expects to pass the
bar examination.
Morris Marshall of Washington
ID. G. nephew Of Captain Marshall
of the Episcopal Hall arrived this
morning and is elerking in George
c. Hayes d. Cos store.
Commander Brown is able TO get
out again and his friends greet him
very warmly. He has had very SCI
we're siege of ii being confined to his
room during the entire winter.
Rev. Fl. G. Stoetzer delivered the Bac-
calaureate sermon to the members Of
the senior class at the Fairmont pub
lie School on yesterday. Prof Robert
A. Armstrong will deliver the gradu-
ating address to the young people on
Tuesday evening.
Louis Hagedorn is arranging to
visit his old home in Germany to see
his brothers and look over the scenes
Of his youth. No date has been fixed
for his departure yet. His friends
here wish him pleasant trip.
Prof Wiley was warmly welcomed
at the M, K. Sunday School yester
day after an absence caused by i'll
ness Prof. Wiley has been the
Superintendent of this school for q
number of years and is greatly be
loved by it's members.
Quite number of people here are
endeavorlng to persuade Prof. Ellen
berger to decline the offer from Ohio
Wesleyan University and they may
succeed. While the salary is great
er there the Professor likes his loca-
ton here and will probably remain
with us.
Mrs. S. McGara, of South Nor
gantown, has been very seriously
i'll for several days past. There arc
indications of pneumonia but it il
hoped it may not be so serious as
this. One of Mr. McGara's sons
and wife are expected to be here
to morrow tovisit them.
| Major Powell has returned to Pitts
burg after spending several days here
looking after things in connection
with the river Improvements. He is
still Of the opinion that Contractor