Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-03
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they ara.


days with friends In Uniontown.
Judge w, S. Meredith, of Fairmont,
was distinguished visitor here to-
day.
j. c. Chancellor OF parkersburg who
was at home for the holidays is back
at the University
DIR. George l. keener OF Weston who
has been here for several DAYS visiting
relatives has returned home.
Clark Lemley student from Char
lesion who is prominent in student
affairs Is back ready for work.
Mathew Hennen had quite severe
fall on Walnut street this morning but
fortunately escaped any serious injury.
Profs. Brooke aud Fast left at noon
to-day for Martinsburg to attend the
meeting of the State Bar Association.
Stuart II. Bowman was one of the
students in the incoming crowd. He
had spent his holidays in Barbour
county.
Miss Estelle Cox has gone to Lancas-
ter for visit OF several weeks. She
stopped in Connellsville and Pittsburg
on the way down.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe who has been
visiting her old home at Parkersbarg
Is back in Morgantown to the delight
Of hel many friends here.
DIR. and Mrs. Page A. Gibbons who
have been spending short time at
Romney visiting DIR. Gibbons parents
returned on Wednesday morning.
Prof Frank Trotter of Buckhan.
non who is one OF the members Of
the faculty of the Seminary is in
town visiting friends.
Charlie klaproth was summoned
to Wellsburg this morning TO attend
the funeral Of his grand mother. He
will probably be absent for several
days.
Charles a. Goodwin arrived on
Tuesday evening from Youngstown
Ohio where he has been spending a
couple Of weeks visiting. He reports
a delightful trip.
Miss Martha Eddy has entered the
music department of the University
and will be here twice a week for in
struction. She is daughter of Elias
Eddy of this county
Mr. and Mrs. james Williams of
South Morgantown have lost their
infant son who aied yesterday aged
six months. The .nterment will be
at Goshen on THURSDAYS.
Theo Watson, who is an assistant
chemist at the Experiment Station,
Is very low from typhoid fever and
his many friends have very grave APP
prehensions as to the result.
Prof. and Mrs. A. r. Whitehjl to-
gether with their daughter Miss Bessie
who have been visiting in Beaver have
returned TO Morgantown and the Pro-
lessor has again resumed his duties at
the University.
Judge Dent returned to his home
in Grafton this morning. He was
here TO attend the convocation cere-
monies last evening at which his
daughter received the degree Of A.
b.
Prof. j. S. Stewart received tele-
gram to-day announcing the death OF
his sister which occurred at Empire,
Ohio, this incoming Prof Stewart
left this afternoon TO attend the fun
eral.
Bert Laughed left on Wednesday
morning for Brownsville after being
at his home here for week He is
an engineer in the employ of the riv-
er combine and has been dong very
we'll since his graduation from the
University.
w. S. Hornor has returned home from
RiDghampton, N. 7. where he has
been for several months representing
one Of the great agricultural imple-
ment houses Of the country. Mr..
Hornor will remain here and represent
well known Pittsburg firm.
Mr.. M. G. Tough who took the
Bachelors degree an Tuesday night
will Tcslain in the University and will
STUDY for the Masters degree which he
will receive later. He is one of the
best students in the University He
is member OF the Fairmont Normal
faculty and is on furlough until his
University studies are completed.
Prof. D. M. Willis VINO has been
ont Of the University for the past
three months taking his vacation is
here having returned to resume his
duties in the Commercial School OF
which he is the head. He has been
engaged with the Standard Oil Com
pany in Harrison county since he
left MOroanfown Every one ia Glad