The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18
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Mayor of Breckenridge. Mos by q
handsome majority.
Mrs. Cumpston, wife of our good
friend, Mr.. James Cumpston, OF
Shreveport, La, is visiting friends
here. She is stopping at the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. Pride, on Front
street.
Col. James Evans has gone back to
Pennsylvania, after stay of several
weeks at his old home here. He and
Mrs. Evans have taken up their resi-
dence for the summer in their cottage
at Fayette Springs.
Prof. j. /. Harvey left last week
for Hinton, this State, to visit friends,
The Professors family has been at
that place for several months, it be-
ing Mrs. Harvey's former home.
Prof. /. G. White left early this
week for Eastern Pennsylvania to re-
sumo his work on the geological sur
yey of that State. lie will be absent
until December, the Regents having
relieved him from work in the Uni
versity during the Fall term. Mrs.
White will spend large portion of
the time with her friends at New Cas-
tie, Pa.
A. NJ. Araett, Esq, of Arncttsville,
this county, was in town last week,
and made ny u business call. lie is
as genial as of yore. We are always
glad to meet him.
Mrs. George Rose, of Bridgeport,
Harrison county, is visiting Mrs. Sa-
rah Cooper and other of her runner
Gus friends here.
Mr.. Jackson Smith, of near Ar
ncttsville, made us his usual annual
visit last week. Mr.. Smith is one of
our successful business men, clever
gentleman, and a favorite subscriber.
Among the many gentlemen who
made us business calls last week,
were Prof. A. J.. Purinton, VIM. b.
Holbert, f. J. Bowlby, Prof. A. l..
Wade, Prof III. l.. Cox,S. NJ. Mcclure,
Col. James Evans, Lock" Brand,
Chris. Jennewine, Hon. {. L. Iiogg,
VIM. Mosicr B. L. keenan,.
Prof. A. L. purinton, Superintend-
cnt of the City Schools of Parkers-
burg, is with his friends and will re-
main most of the vacation, except
while absent attending to Institute
l. To 10 Of hah ,tft n
school men in the State.
DIR. ID. Z. Wetzel, of Huntington,
is spending a season with friends
here. The Doctor, like majority Of
our University graduates, is already
a successful man. He is city physi-
clan of Huntington, and eftdys q lu-
crative practice besides.
Several of the students still linger
in our midst, among whom we recent
" noticed JAS. IL. Stewart, VIM. NJ.
Hyland, Thos. L. Hodges, L. ID.
Brooke, NAT" Hurst and J. w. Har-
tigan. The gentlemen will soon all
90 to their homes except Mr.. Brooke,
who has decided not to visit his home
in Montana for another year yet. He
has been absent almost two years al
ready.
+. j. McElroy, son Of Mr.. "Aleck"
McElroy, of Taylor county, was here
last week attending Commencement,
and subscribed for the NEw DoMIN-
ION for his brother in the West. Mr..
NJ. is like many gentlemen in that
respect. They say the weekly visits
of the NEW DOMINION are better thar
so many letters from their native
county.
Miss Gallo Hagans returned home
from Washington, ID. G., last week,
where she has been since last fall.
Miss Rose Sweeney left here for
her home in Wheeling last Friday.
Miss Roses large circle Of friends
here regret her departure even tenn
porarily. We learn that she will re-
turn in the fall.
We regret to announce the serious
illness of Mr.. Jno. c. Wagner, of the
Merchants National Bank, of this
place. We think his disease is pro-
nounced softening Of the bi ain, caus-
eel by too close attention to business.
Mr.. Wagner is one of the most pop
ular gentlemen in town, genial and
obliging. His health is inquired af
ter daily by scores of his friends, all
of whom, including ourselves, hope
he may soon be restored to health.
Charley Berkshire is now acting as
teller in the Merchants National
Bank.
Miss Florence Ankeny left for her
home in Minneapolis, Mimi, last Fri
day. During her stay of several
years here she had attracted a large
circle Of friends, both male and te
male, and numerous were the regrets
at her departure. Miss Florence is a
bright young lady, and will make
friends wherever she goes.
Bro. L. G. Powell, Of the Fairmont
Vest Tirginian, was in town last
Thursday attending Commencement
He is one of the most genial gentle
men of the profession in the State.
Will S. Hennen left for his home in
Fairmont last Saturday. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Walter Hennen,
who will visit there for a short time.
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