The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1902-12-31
ABOUT ORR FRIENDS.


| How they are and Where they are.
DIR. n. f. Compton has been on
visit 10 Grafton
Miss Tillie Bernhardt has retur6e.
to Upiontown after short visit here
Rev. John T. Marley has return
ed from brief visit to Uniontowr
Prof c. r. Jones has returned
from a visit to Knottsville snt
Grafton
Mrs L. J. Peabody who has beet
visiting friends in Parkersturg hal
returned home.
John Ross who has been at home
for a short visit has returned to his
duties at Pittsburg.
c. d. Wiley has gone to Wheeling
where he will spend few days on
business.
G. HI. F. Holly has returned to
Plttsburg after brief stay here the
guest of friends.
Rev. j. w. Francis will take
charge Of the Presbyterian church
at Parkersburg on next Sunday.
Clarence Phillips who has been
quite sick for several days at his
home in South Morgantown is bet
ter.
Mrs. E. L. Naret is here from I'm
iontown to visit relatives. She join.
ed Mr.. Naret who came up day OF
so ago.
Frank Jepnewine Of Morgantown
and Miss Mary Hayden of Kingwood
were married recently at Jacobs
Creek, Pa.
Prof. and Mrs. T. G. Atkeson and
family have returned from Fairmont
where they had been visiting DIR. and
Mrs. e. P. Ruhl.
James GAMER OF Waynesbuig has
signed with Albany to play center
geld next summer at salary of $l35
per month.
Captain Jackson Arnold who has
Seen in the west for some months is
back at home again and may be ex-
pected TO pay Morgantown a visit be-
fore very long.
Elmer r. Vandervort and Miss
Menie Coda giving their residences as
Morgantown were married the other
day at Grafton by Rev John Beddow.
They will make their home in this
county.
Z. L. Naret Is here from Baltimore.
Mrs. Naret will join him this evening
being In Uniontown today. His
brother Will f. Naret has bad at
tack of typhoid fever and his family
are alarmed at his condition which is
quite serious. Every one is hoping
for the best however.
e. D. Fulton of Uniontown has
been 10 Fairmont on business con-
Dected with the Wabash. He refused
to talk for publication but stated that
the work in connection with it was
making good progress and that his
people were satisfied with the way
that 1t was going.
Martin Brown who was student
here last term has written that he
will rot be IN school next term. He
will teach the school presided over
by G. E Carrigan at Benwood dur
ing the absence of the latter at
Charleston where he goes to attend
the session OF the Legislature as
stats senator.
Capt John r. Porter enjoyed
Christmas this year. He was of duty
for the first time 10 % years that he
has been running as conductor on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The pas
sengers on Nos so and 81 missed the
hearty "Merry Christmas" of the reg
ular conductor for be was enjoying
the merriest OF Christmases at his
home, Green street, South Side. -
Cennellsvllle Courier.
William J. Milligan of Weston, has
entered suit against DR.. II. B. Stout
of Parkersburg, for $4,000, for al
legged malpractice by which the plain
tiff lost leg. Milligan fell from a
B. & O. train at Clarksburg and broke
the limb He was taken to Parkers-
burg and put under the care of Dr.
Stout. Milligan claims that he was
neglected and that it was through
neglect that the amputation of the
leg become necessary.