The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-09-20

Walter Hough has been visiting
friends in Uniontown for several
days past.
Mr. Daniel Fordyce is off to Clarks-
burg this week to take in the fair at
that place.
Miss Emma Boughner departed
this morning for visit to friends in
Clarksburg.
We are much pleased to learn that
Miss Matte Campbell is recovering
her usual health.
Students are still coming. in. l..
H. Yost and Charlie Golf arrived
Saturday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Evans went to I'M
iontown, on Tuesday where they will
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Otis Waters, nee Miss Mollie
Davis, of Ohio, is visiting at her old
home in Vaudeville.
Miss Sallie Dorsey who had been
visiting friends at Fairmont for sew
eral days is home again.
Mrs. L. H. B. Staggers, of Fair
mont, has been visiting at Squire
Staggers' for several days.
4. Fl. Anderson, OF Easton, is off
to Delaware, Ohio, to attend the Yves
leyan University at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Johnson left
Monday morning for their home in
Harrison county near Clarksburg.
L. NJ. Berkeley has gone TO Jeffer-
son county where he will have charge
of private school during the winter.
Miss Sallie West, of Clinton dis
trict, was the guest of Misses Mona
and Gertie Watts several days last
week.
President Lowndes, Engineers
Jackson, Grafton and johnson of the
w. Va. Il Pa. railroad were in town
last week.
Ex-Captain Marshall White of the
Junior Jeffersonians. will return to
the Morgantown University to-day.
Register.
Miss jennie Kiger is home from
Harrison and Taylor counties where
she has been spending the summer
visiting friends.
Rev. d. G.. Helmick will remain in
Morgantown another year, having
been returned to this charge by the
M. P. Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson, of Della
ware, who had been visiting at Prof
Berkelev's for several days, left town
Monday morning.
Rev. Geo. A. Gibbons, of the Epis
copal church, was in town last week.
and conducted the funeral services of
Miss Anna Rogers.
Misses Ella Campbell, Jennie Sc
mans, Lou Pickenpaugh and Fannie
Peery attended the picnic at Mount
Calvary last Saturday.
Jas. HI. Stewart, of Kanawha coun-
ty, an alumnus of the University, is
expected here soon to enter the law
department of the University.
Capt. d. M. Camp and DR.. L. M.
Hood, two prominent Monongalia
Democrats, were in town Tuesday
and made us pleasant visits.-Inde1.
Mrs. Fast and daughter, Miss
Florida, of Clinton district, mother
and sister of R. E. Fast, will spend
the coming winter with him in this
place.
Rev. G. B. Foster and wife, we
learn, are very comfortably situated
at Rochester, N. Y. near which place
Mr.. Foster breaches regularly every
week.
Bernie Morgan is off to GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, for few days. From there
he will go to Delaware, Ohio, to enter
the Wesleyan University at that
place.
Miss Jessie Coombs is performing
the duties of organist at the M. E.
Church now that the former organist
has other pleasures and other en-
ployment.
Messrs. Will Ogden and John
Coombs, of Fairmont, payed this
place flying visit on Thursday of
last week. They remained in town
only a few hours.
We are glad to see our old (young)
friend Ed. Elliott back at the Uni
versity He has been acting as pri-
vate secretary to Hon. Henry G.. Da-
| Wis for a wear or two
Capt. F. L. Hurry went to Clarks-
burg on Monday where he will spend
the week before going to his home in
Louisville. The genial Captains
many friends regret his departure.
Miss Lille Pickenpaugh and Miss
Mary Gregg. who have been the
guests Of Miss Belle Hurst, Mt. Yer
non ave-, for q few days, left on Tues
day for Beaver, accompanied by
Misses Matte Brock and Alice Alt
man. Uniontoacn Genius.
Mr.. w. F. Anderson started Mon
day morning for Drew Theological
Seminary, Madison, New Jersey, at
which school he expects to spend two
or three years. Will is made of the
right kind Of metal, and more prom
Using young man rarely enters the
ministry.
VIM. G. Worley, ESQ. of Kingwood,
w. Va. was in town last week on a
business visit. Mr.. Worley is a
strong Republican, but in converse
ton with him he states that West
Virginia will go Democratic for the
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