Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-10-25
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where thes are aud Hun theY are.

this morning from Washington.
Mr.. James E. Anderson, Of the
Bon Ton Store Fairmont was bus
mess visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter MADEIRA and
children went to Pittsburg this
morning for visit of ten days.
George NJ. Stops has been i'll for
several days past and unable 10 at
tend to his duties. He hopes to-
soon be out however.
Capt. John Hatfield who went home
several days ago is now i'll with fever.
His many friends here will be sorry To
learn this and hope that he may not
be seriously sick.
Hon. A. B. White republican can
didate for Governor is in town having
arrived this morning. He together
with Congressman Dayton will speak
at the Opera House tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole are at home
from PittSburg where the former Is
employed In the Westinghouse plant.
They have been away for a year and
will return to Pittsburg on Sunday,
We will be glad to have Mr.. 81
drige Tucker become Il resident OF
Morgantown and hereby extend an
invitation TO him TO hang up his hat
and make himself at home.
e. b. Stewart has returned from
Martinsburg where he has been Tor
the past ten days. Mrs. Stewart and
Miss Stewart are still in Martins
burg and will return to Morgantown
later.
A. ID. Yoho has been visiting his
brother Robert Yoho who is stu
dent in the University. He was on
his way to Texas where he has been
engaged in teaching for several
years.
Rev. O. G. White has been in
town visiting friends. He was re-
Gently married III Ohio and an as-
count of the event will be found in
another column. Mr.. White was
formerly student here and is known
by many of our people.
MONEY back for faulty fit or prom
ises If you buy the Drew Selby shoe
for ladies.
THERE has been quite number
of interested spectators in the court
room for several days past. The at.
tractive part is now about over how
ever.
WORK on the Moorhead and Bell
houses on Spruce street Is being
pushed and they will soon be to a
point where bad weather cannot de-
lay them.
MosT of the fellows who are run
ming for office on the Republican
ticket this year are already drawing
salaries for something. It looks
like they had formed tEust to keep
the other fellows out.
ALVIN JosLIN is one of the most
famous plays on the road. The cast
is an excellent one and the perform
anee will be pleasing to every one.
There will be a full house out to see
it, The play comes on next Monday
evening,
MORE good wells have beer struck
in this county in the past few days.
One of these is making six hundred
barrels day and another is pour
ing out four hundred barrels OF oil
each "a hours. They are West of
Blacksmith.
THE discontinuance OF the postof-
fee at Laurel Iron Works is thought
by postoffice people to have been a
mistake as that office supplied sew
eral smaller offices in Preston coun
ty. Some arrangement will have to
be made for them or they will be in
a bad way.
The cafe for the Citizens National
Bank is being put in to-day. The
other furniture has been placed in
the room and some of it has been
set up. The bank will not be able
to open on November LIST as expect
ed but it will be ready for business
short time after that if no further
delays are experienced.
IT is true that sreformerso are not
generally appreciated during the
age in which they live. The age
might have been better off if they
hadn't lived at all. There are some
self possessed reformers who will
not be appreciated in any age. There
are also some who would be very
much more appreciated if they didn't
do so much reforming"
Mr.. JASON CLARK has opened his
wholesale grain and feed depot in
South Morgantown and is ready to
do business. He will not sell in less
than thousand pound lots and for
cash. No retail business will be
done and no books kept. The sup
plies however can be bought for Hess
money than anywhere else and at
Al