The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-16


He is the guest of c. Jacobs, on the
West Side.
J. M. Barb, Of Harrisville, is WIS.,
iting friends and taking in the thuse.
The majority of the Regents are
expected to-day. At their last meet
ing they adjourned to meet in this
place to-day at o'clock.
S. c. Kelley, Esq, and wife ar
rived Saturday evening. There is
nothing ordinary about the smile that
Sam always wears when he gets back
to Morgantown.
b. S. Morgan, now tussling with
the cyclones of Colorado, is expected
soon.
Rev. O. NJ. Miller writes from
Ninety Six, s. c., that he likes his
new work very much and that the
hearts of the people are as warm as
the climate.
w. Ii. Michael and w. T. w. Barb
have been appointed Assistant Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ii. Stewart, Of
Putnam county, together with Miss
Stewart. the Captains attractive sis
ter, are stopping at Mrs. Vance's.
Jim's hand-shake is as hearty rs
ever.
Col. ID. d. Johnson, President of
the Board of Regents came in Satur-
day evening. He is stopping at the
Wallace House.
We were glad to get a shake of the
hand of Theoph. +. Hodges, alias
"Fop," who like all the rest gravi-
tates toward the Athens about Com
mencement times.
w. p. Wiley, of the Register, ar
rived Saturday evening, and is the
guest Of his father, ex-senator Will
ley.
Miss Carrie LETTERS, a charming
young lady of Gallipolis, Ohio, is
visiting at DIR. Aliens.
Miss Mary Sweeney, a sister of
Miss Rose Sweeney, who is such a
favoritc in Morgantown society, has
joined her sister as the guest of Mrs.
Moore at the Seminary.
Miss Smith, of Clarksburg, who
came to attend the Commencement
exercises Of the Seminary, will remain
for the University Commencement.
She is the guest of Misses Mary and
Lily Hagans.
Miss Ollie Lawhead has a delight
full visitor in the person of Miss Eva
Lawhead, her cousin, of Uniontown.
Miss Maud Evans, of Pittsburg,
will be found by her many friends
at the Seminary during Commence
mcnt week.
Mr.. Will Evans, Of Pittsburgh,
will be entertained during Commence
ment by Little Will Hoffman.
Col. D. d. Johnson and w. p.
Wiley are the only Regents in town
at the time we go to press.
j. M. Devine, a former student, OF
Wheeling. w. Va. will be among his
former fellow students and, friends
this week.
Miss Jennie Baird, one of Wheel
ing's popular young ladies, will be
entertained by the Misses Hough,
during Commencement. She is ac-
companied by Miss Sadie, her sister.
Mr.. Bunch" Hustled, former
student, of Wheeling, is circulating
among the boys. And oh, yes! We
almost forgot-among the girls, too.
Mr.. Harry Godfrey, popular
young business man of Wheeling, is
domiciled at the Wallace House for
Commencement.
Prof. Berkeley, who has been in
Wheeling for some days, returned
last Saturday.
John Dickson, former Morgan
town boy, lately in business in Con-
nellsville, Pa, is home for Commence
mcnt.
Mr.. Kelley, young gentleman OF
Virginia, is visiting DIR. Allen.
Our fellow student, MFR. Com
cambridge, who has been so seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever, we are
glad to announce is rapidly conyal-
escing.
Mr.. Cooper, father of Doctor Char
ley, will be here to visit his son next
week.
Cassius Brown, who has been ru-
ralizing since last fall, is here to take
in the exercises this week.
Mr.. Capehart, a student of former
days, is visiting his father-in-law,
Mr.. Arnett, of West Morgantown.
Miss Jennie Raymond. one of
Fairmont's bellies, is visiting at Mr..
Augustus Haymond's.
Two of our. students leave US
this Commencement to enter new
fields: G. S. Bennett for the signal
service and Cadet Vandal for West
Point. The kindest regards and best
wishes of their fellow-stndcnts 60
with them.
Geo. Pearre, an Alumnus of 81. is
expected in town this week.
Mr.. Perry Jacobs and wife, Of New
Martinsville, are visiting Mr.. Jacobs
father