The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-14

Personal.
Miss Maggie Snider is home for
Commencement.
DIR. Morris will be in his office here
today and will remain until the Goth.
Dr. II. Yokum, of Beverly. is
spending commencement week in
town.
Colonel and Mrs. James Evans will
go to Fayette Springs again in few
weeks.
Mrs. Margaret Chadwick, of Bal
timore, is visiting her sister Mrs. Jno.
H. Hoffman.
Messrs. Armstrong and Gallaher
Of the Board of Regents have been
called home.
Hon. II. S. White, of Marshall
county, is in town the guest of his
brother Prof. /. c. White.
Mr.. +. M. Purnell, of Bellairc, o.,
a former popular student is. attending
the exercises mere this week.
DIR. Hirst who delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon on Monday evening
was the guest OF Prof. Lorcntz while
here.
Regent Gallaher was compelled to
go home on Monday. Sorry all
could not remain until after Com
mcncemcnt.
Mr. Denny Smith, Of Pittsburgh,
is spending the present week here.
Che boys, and girls too, are glad to
see him again.
Mrs. Sarah Hoffman, Of Frederick,
Nd, is in town visiting her old
friends. She is the guest of Mrs.
Agnes Dering.
Eleven of the thirteen Regents were
here, some of them remaining only
two days. Messrs. Linn and Chiffon
were the absent ones.
Col. j. j. s. Hassler was in town a
short time last week looking after
his political fences. He declares
them to lie in good repair.
Misses Lizzie Moorhead and Laura
HARRISON, of New Castle. Pa, aud
Miss Kate Wiley, of Washington,
Pa, are visiting Mrs. l. c. White.
Lee r. Watson Of Fairmont, and
Dir. Tom. Hood, OF Cassville, were
here few days ago, and Of course
dropped in TO chat for short time
Mr.. JAS. I. Holt, who has been in
Ohio for some time past. in renewing
his subscription sends kind words for
the New DOMINION. Thanks, friend
Holt.
Luther Madera, of Grafton, and
Bart Lilly, Of Elk Garden are in town.
The latter gentleman thinks of locat-
ing here again, ii a dwelling can be
found.
Prof A. L. Wade returned home
on Monday from Philadelphia where
he spent the past month attending
the General Conference of the nj. f.
Church.
Among the Alumni and old stu
dents who have recently arrived we
notice Prof. j. S. w. Dean, j. III.
Hawthorne, Jno L. Steele. w. G..
Brown. d. u. O'Bricn, z. K. Youst,
and others.
Miss May Vandevort is spending
the week with Mrs. j. f. Fleming.
Miss May will depart in few days
for Pittsburgh, where she will enter
the musical department Of the Pitts
burgh Female College.
jerome Sheets returned on Tues
day from Wcllsburg where he was
called to attend the funeral Of his
sister-in-law Mrs. Eliza Sheets. The
bcreaved husband will have the sym
pathy of his many friends here in
his aflliction.
Among others with whom we had
the pleasure Of shaking hands yes
tcrduy were E. j. Eddy and Peter A.
Tenant, Of Battelle, w. C. Wilson,
Of Clinton, r. S. Lantz and Dissis-
way South, Of Clay, Clark Wade and
score of others whose names we do
not recall.
Here Is what correspondent at
Chicago says Of our respected radical
friend from Grafton: John W.. Ma
son was distinguished at all times
as hard worker for Blaine. He was
a good second to Elkins and his
suave, grand manner Of proceeding
attracted general attention. He is
temporary chairman of the National
4. "a ~
together likely will be its permanent
chairman. He is also spoken Of as
the next United States District At
torney for West Virginia, in the event
Of Blane's success.
A BASKET DINNER AND LIBERTY
POLE ON THE FOURTH OF july AT HoPE-