Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-21
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

$. E. Liggett OF Lewis county has
been here on Business for the last
two DAYS.
Count Lee Radcliffe expects to
attend the Dewey celebration at
Wheeling
Mr. Emmett Ice of Warrington is
visiting his brother f c. lee of the
University
Floyd Jtterback has returned TO
his duties on the road after spending
few days at home here.
n. A. Altman, an oil man of Pitts
burg IL here for the purpose of look
ing over the fields Of this section.
Students Swallow and b. f. Pat
ton expect toleaye on the excursion
for Wheeling to attend Dewey Day
O. II. Koontz Is suffering from the
effects of a very severe cold which is
preventing him from being out much.
Howard Myers who has been in.
disposed for some time, suffering
from a very bad cold, is much i'm
proved.
Captain j. R. Miller is able to be
out again after being confined to the
house for week or so with an attack
Of grip.
Frank Fl. HELEN went TO Pittsburg
this morning TO spend few days with
his friend Rev Mr. Thompson, of the
p e. Church.
Misses Harper, Blose. voigt and
Crouch will arrive from Pittsburg this
evening TO attend the dance at the
Wallace this evening
Mrs. w G. Meyer who has been
here visiting her mother Mrs. Donley
for some time has returned home
going on the noon train on Wednes.
day.
Robt. Garrett, prominent oil
man of Clarksburg is here to-day on
his way to Pittsburg. He expects
to engage in the oil business of this
county.
G.. B. Miller Of the Columbian Lit
erary Society has been elected essayist
TO take the place of Miss Grace Brahm
of Farmont who has resigned the po-
sition.
Mrs. E. H. Coombs has been called
to Parkersburg on account Of her sis
Ter Mrs. John Il. Harris having been
injured by falling on the street at
that place.
Prof. d. NJ. Willis has gone to Har-
rison county for few days. He may
find time TO run down TO Wheeling TO
see the elephant before he returns TO
Morgantown.
Nelson Jacobs, OF Brownsville, who
was formerly a student here is in
town to attend the dance at the
Wallace House this evening. He is
the first visitor to get into town.
Prof James S. Stewart of the Uni
versity has gone to Wheeling to take
in the Dewey celebration and to at
tend TO some business down there.
He will be back the last of the week.
DR.. Truman Gore the we'll known
veterinary surgeon Of Clarksbnrg
paid his brother Howard Gore of the
University short visit yesterday
and left this morning for Pittsburg.
Col. Robert McEldowney is back at
his post and everyone In the state is
glad to hear of it. The vetern of the
Wetzel Democrat has host Of friends
in the state who rejoice to know that
his cancer is cured
George Davis will probably remove
from Waynesburg to this place about
the first of April. He will be engag-
ed as toby roller in Herds cigar
factory. He has been away from
Morgantown for several years and he
will be warmly welcomed back again.
He will move his family TO this place.
Emerson Carney manager oil
Smiths store was taken very i'll on
Tuesday night with something re-
sembling gastric fever and is very
sick man. He was apparently all right
when he retired but during the night
was very suddenly seized with the
attack. Every one hopes that he
will be all right again shortly.
Mr. John +. Drury, of Johnstown,
Pa, was here to-day on business. We
are indebted to him for a very fine
picture that is sad reminder Of the
great flood that occurred at Johns.
town May 31st, 1889 in which about
five thousand people persisted. The
picture shows the plat in Grand View
Cemetery where SIG unidentified vic,
Tins sleep.
Mrs. Z. M.Heermans of Kingwood
has Joined her hus band and they
will make Morgantow n their future
home. For the present they will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ami Martin.
We welcome them to the town. The
Preston county colony is steadily
increasing and many of our best
citizens are proud to claim the old
county as their home.