The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-13
PersanaI Mention.


H. X Brown has been with the
railroad survey corps for several days.
Otis Robinson and wife. or Scott
dale. are visiting relatives near town.
Mr. f. Helmick. Of Morgantown,
was in town this weekly Vest Pin
giRidn.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. W
T. Bland is lying very i'll at Park
ersburg.
ID. L. f. Casteel started for his
home in Oakland Friday morning
of last week.
Mr.. Joseph Pickenpaugh was Wis
iting friends in Hillsboro, Pa, a day
or two last week.
G. G. Brown and Miss Emma
BUughner spent two or three days at
Greensboro last week.
/. G. Lazzell was at Wheeling last
week passing an examination for
papers to practice law.
Dir. ID. Fitch, of Morgantown, was
in Grafton Tuesday. He was On route
for Philadelphia.-.SeRtinei
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Della
ware, have been visiting at Prof
Berkeley's since last Friday.
Messrs. Jas. Ii. Lawhead and Dave
Courtney intend going soon to Jetfer
son Medical College at Philadelphia.
Frank Woods, Esq, and wife of
Grafton, who had been visiting here
for several days, went home last Fri
day.
B. S. Morgan is home from visit
to various institutes and educational
meetings in different parts of the
State.
Mr.. +. II. Anderson, of Easton
will leave soon for Delaware, Ohio
to enter the Wesleyan University at
that place.
General LEROY Kramer and wife,
Of Philadelphia have been visiting
here for several days, the guests of
Prof. Lorentz.
Capt. David NJ. Camp, of Monon-
gala county, that good citizen and
sterling Democrat, was in town
Wednesday.-Inder.
Bruce l.. keenan,, who spent last
winter among the cyclones and biz
yards of the West, is here taking the
law course at the University.
Mr.. f. w. Lawson, we are sorry
to learn, was very i'll the evening Of
his arrival here at school bnt was
able to be out the next day.
M. Fl. Fleming, of Cass district,
well leave to morrow for the Wesleyan
University at Delaware, Ohio, the
same place he attended school last
year.
Mr.. Walter r. Rice of Laurel Point
dropped in on Monday morning and
like clever sensible young man
placed his name upon our list, paying
in advance for year.
We are very glad to say that Miss
Emma Wells is much better at this
writing. She is able to be out lit
tie and her many friends are rejoic-
ing at her improved condition.
C. S. Howell, of the Inte1igencer,
was in town last Thursday. His
wife, who had been visiting relatives
and friends near Easton, went home
with him Friday morning.
Mr.. Jake Lemley and his hand
some wife, of near Mt. Morris, were
in town on Saturday and Sunday
stopping at the Commercial. Sorry
we didn't get to see them.
Rev. Mr. Crawford rowed down the
river to Granville last Thursday
and came back in the evening
With fingers blistered and red,
With hands that were swollen and red,
Herman Stoetzer, of Wheeling, a
former well known student of our
Normal School, was in town Tues.
day. He will attend the Univer-
sity at Morgantown this term
Inder.
We are informed that r. w. Arm
strong, who received an appointment
to cadetship at West Point last
spring and who is now at that school.
has concluded that he likes the W.
V. U. better than West Point and
will perhaps be here soon.
Prof l. C. White came home on a
flying visit last week. He went back
to his work on the q. S. Geological
Survey, with headquarters at Charles
ton. He received many hearty hand
shakes, especially from the college
boys who are very much attached to
him.
Mcssrs. L. NJ. Boyers, J. w. Smith
and S. L. Boyers are off to the Sunny
South to engage in the teaching pro
fession. Success to them, and may
their days be as bright as the land
of the orange and citron in which
they labor. Their address will be
Vicksburg, Miss.
Willie Henshaw, son of VIM. S.
Henshaw, Esq, and Howard Emmert
left on Monday to enter as students
at the West Virginia University at
Morgantown. Young Emmert has
received an appointment as State
cadet at the University. Mrs. Hen
shaw accompanied the young gen
tlemcn. to see them comfortably fixed
in the college.-Martinsburg States
man.
Misses Lille Pickcnpaugh and
Mary Gregg left town yesterday
morning, on the "fast line to Fair