Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-24
ABOUT ORR FRlENpS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Whe,. thew are ana Jaw they are.

Flovd Utterbaek eft this morn
ing after a brief visit here.
Prof. Thos. c. Miller arrived on the
morning train this morning.
Mrs, L. d. b. Stewart who has been
on visit To relatives at Fairmont ha,
returned home.
i NJ. L. Brown who is one OF the
postoffiee force Is unable to attend tc
his duties in the postoffice to-day.
Frank Cox has returned from Noun
tain Lake Park where he had been for
several days in the cooling mountain
breezes.
Mrs. f. M. Rodgers OF Pittsburg is
visiting her sister Mrs. l.. G. Woolery
on Sunnyside one will be here for a
couple of weeks.
Nj. L. Brown is the new secretary
and Col. A. Fairchild is the new
president of the board of education.
They were elected recently.
Mr.. Jerry Joseph a well known
citizen of Morgan district father OF
Doctor and l.. W. Joseph has been
very i'll but is pronounced better to-
day.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
10. l.. keener who has been very i'll
for several days with symptoms OF
fever is much better and will soon
be out again.
Mrs. Eliza Chadwick, who was
stricken with paralysis several weeks
ago, while not making any marked
improvement, seems to be bright and
at least in no immediate danger.
S. L. Glasscock will leave on Wed
nesday for stay at Mount Clemens,
Michigan, for the benefit of his health
Several other Morgantown people are
talking of going with him.
VIM. e. Glasscock and DIR. j. p.
Fitch, who have been attending the
meeting OF the Republican state CONF
mlttee in Parkersburg, returned home
this morning.
Chauncey Wiley, who has been so
low for the past three months, is now
on the way TO recovery. His remark
able will has kept him up and Will
help very much to ultimately restore
him to health.
Mrs. Harry Google entertained a
number of her friends informally last
night in honor Of Messrs Young and
Hartman two Gettysburg students
VINO have been in town on short
visit.
Carl Frame left this morning for
Mountain Lake Park where he had
been called by the death of his wife's
grandfather DR. M. NJ. Comerford
who died there this moraing. lie
will be absent for several days.
& b. Hickman who has been very
i'll on Snnnyside is better to-day.
He passed very good night and
there are more hopes entertained
to-day Of his ultimate recovery than
for several days past
Mrs. r. w Dawson came up from
Uniontown yesterday and will re-
turn home to morrow. Her little
daughter Mary who has been here
with her grand parents for several
weeks will go with her.
Mr.. f. III. HELEN has gone to
Uniontown where he will become
connected with the Continental Coke
Company Mr. HELEN has been in
Morgantown for several months past
and has made quite circle Of
friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. j. Fl. Mills will act as chap
eron tor party Of young people who
will spend next week at the club
house over Cheat. The party is com
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, Misses
Flossie Wood, Blanche and Daise
Wood, Lillian Hagans, Virginia and
Augusta Wilson and Messrs. Rus
Hayes, George Wood and Guy Will
ley.
Messrs William A Tenant,
George w. Davis and Frank M. Cole
were enlisted in Company l. on Mon
day night. They are all good men
and will help the company maintain
its record for efficiency. After this
week the organization will meet for
drill twice week until the encamp-
ment in order to get in the very
best shape for that event.
Prof. Geo. M. Ford, the junior in
structor at the Teachers Institute is
one Of the brightest and best posted
men On school work that We have
ever met; and his eminent ability is
appreciated by the teachers assembled.
He is pleasant gentleman and
always has smile and warm greet
ing for every teacher and every visitor
and his high order of intelligence and
his big heart makes him popular with
everyone. Point Pleasant Register.
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