Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-02
About ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and Rev they are.

where they are and bcw they are.
DIR. e. Ii. Coombs who has been
absent for day or SO on a trip to
Pittsburg is at home again.
Z. B. Carskaddon lett on the noon
train Friday for his home at Keyser
after spending week or more here
visiting friends.
DIR. /. c. White returned this
morning from Taylor county where
he had been for several days looking
after some oil interests.
Mr.. l. y. Lucas who has been down
ut the lock for several days looking
after his duties there returned home
on Thursday evening,
Bishop Peterkin started for his
home this morning. He conducted
services at the Episcopal church
last evening in the presence of
large crowd of worshippers.
Miss Cora Huston, of Somerset, Pa,
who has been visiting her cousin Miss
Louise Huston of this place for the
past six weeks has returned To her
home leaving on Friday morning.
5. IL. Bowman lett for Barbour
county this morning and will return
next week. While he is away he
will address the members of the
Farmers Institute in his home coun-
ty.
Will Thorn is still very i'll at the
last reports that we're received from
him The physicians state that there
Is very little chance of his recovery
and that there would be none were it
not for his logged courage and amaz-
ing vitality. We hope that he may
be aole to weather the attack.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan preached at
the NJ. z. church last night and will
preach there again this evening. A
general invitation is extended 10 every
one 60 attend. Rev. l. A. Barnes
will be prevented by sickness from at
tending but the meetings will be held
as usual this evening.
Charles Kitchens will not leave for
Pittsburg until Sunday but will stay
TO help John Hare get thoroughly ac-
Quainted with the duties OF his posi-
tion before heg goes. The latter is rap
idly getting next 10 everything that
he needs to know In connection with
the work in the central or on the
lines.
Ray Ollie who has been acting as
deputy clerk in the circuit clerks
Office has retired from that position
and John Shrivers formerly Of Wades-
town but now citizen of West Nor
gantown has been appointed to the
position. Shriver appointment will
probgbly be permanent one III case
Will Thorn is never able to resume
his duties.
Rev. [. A. Barnes is about broken
down by the efforts that he has been
putting forth in the series OF meetings
at his church. The meetings are still
going on but the news is received to-
day from Sunnyside that he is quite
sick. 1t is expected that be will be
out ia day or so. He will not be
able to go TO Spencer next week TO
hold revival there as he had expect
ed. His health and strength will not
permit this.
The following personals are taken
from the News Standard:
DR.. Il. S. Brock of Morgantown,
spent Wednesday night with friends
in town. The doctor has good word
to say for his home town and predicts
for it a bright future. Things are
booming, he says, in the University
town and the building of residence
property is being done in an unprece-
denied manner.
r. r. Christmam of Morgantown,
passed through town Wednesday
morning on his way to Monessen
where he is employed. He had been
home visiting his family, and expects
to move to Monessen some time this
spring Monessen, the new manufac-
turing town, is pushing along rapidly.
Building operations will begin there
when spring opens and a healthy