The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-06-21

call from Hon. d. d. Lucas since
our last issue.
Mrs. Phil. Sloan, of Brownsville, is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr..
Albert MADEIRA.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz and Prof w.
P. Wiley returned Tuesday from a
trip to the East.
We acknowledge courtesies receiv-
ed from Jarrett Linch, ID. B. and S.
G. Stewart since our last issue.
Mrs. DIR. Geo. Baird and daughter,
of Wheeling, are at the Commercial,
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Z. l. Moore, President of the
local w. c. I. IT,, is absent attending
the State Association at Parkersbnrg.
Noah Henderson a distinguished
citizen OF Battelle spent some time
in town while court was in session.
Miss Kate Baggarly left for her old
home in Virginia on Wednesday,
much to the regret of numerous
friends here.
Mrs. John T. Harris has gone to
Buffalo, N. r., when her husband
now is and where they viii in the
future reside.
Mrs. Robinson Of Uniontown is
visiting here, having come to witness
the the graduation of her son Harry
of the University.
Prof. Brooke, wife and baby will
leave Thursday morning for Charles
town, Jefferson county, where they
will spend the summer.
Laishley Weaver and Wife are Wis
iting Mr.. j. f. Weaver and other
friends in this county. Mrs. w. will
probably remain several weeks.
Mai. and Mrs. Lee left Friday
morning to visit their parents in Han
cock county. The Major is expected
to return in two or three weeks.
Our genial friend w. S. Roose
agent for The Northwestern Mutual
4 Life Insurance Company is again in
our midst. He is always welcome.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr. has ten
derea his resignation as a Regent of
the State University. Past faithful
service merits release. - Fstrmont
Idef
Mr., John E. Day, Of the Iatcui-
geacer attended Commencement. Bro.
Day was, in days of yore, student
here and his many friends gave him
4 cordial welcome.
Mr.. w. b. Carper of Buckhannon
was the successful competitor for the
Regents Prize Defamation. He
is an excellent young man and fully
merited the honor.
Miss Matte Brock accompanied
by Misses Lille Pickenpangh and
Alice Altman, arrived Saturday eve
ming from Beaver College, Beaver Pa,
to spend the summer at home.
We were pleased TO see the famil-
lar face and grasp the welcome hand
of S. G. Kelly Esq, of Mt. Pleasant
Pa, last week, Sam is making him.
self reputation and a fortune, in
his law practice.
Mr.. B. b. w. Denny and wife, and
Misses Annie Melvin, Mary Denny,
Emma johnson and Emma Rinehart.
of Wayesburg, were in attendance at
Commencement exercises on Wedncs-
day and Thursday Of last week.
Rev. L. p. Brand returned home
on Tuesday from Newton, Mass,
where he has been studying Theology
during The year just closed. Mr..
Brand will preach at Stewartstown
and Taylortown during his vacation.
Mr.. J. C. Shay has returned from
q prospecting trip through several
of the western States and informs us
that he has concluded to locate near
the fouIishing city of Emporia, Kan
sas, and engage in farming. Sorry
to lose "Jim."
Among the visitors from Preston
county here last week we noticed
Col. Martin, Mace and jim. Watson,
Thos. Loar, Isaac Wclton,.. Profs. Pell
and Harshbergcr, of Masontown, S.
S. Loar, w. G. Morley, w. G. Brown,
J. II. Hawthorne and others.
Bro. S. A. Poster, Of the Piedmont
Adrerttser, attended commencement
last week and of course while here
called upon the New DOMINION.
Mr. p. still retains his affection for
Monongalia and we should not won
der if some day he again makes it
his home.
Mrs. Jennie Wiley and Mrs. LYDIA
Chadwick, and little son Davy are
visiting their old homes and old |
friends here. They always receive
warm welcome around the old hearth |
stone and are of the few who appre-
ciate their old friendships. They |
will remain for several weeks.
We neglected in our last weeks |
issue to note the arrival Of Mrs. A.
NJ. Robinson, of Baltimore, mother OF
Cadet Geo. p Robinson. Mrs. Rob
inson is the daughter of Hon. Charles
S. Morgan, who many years ago lived
in Morgantown. She is accompanied
by her youngest son Master Morgan,
and expects to spend the summer in
Morgantown.
j. F. Corke, of Clarksburg, who
has been student at the University