The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-06-20

| go on Monday To visit her daughters.
Jas. A. Haggerty, Esq, of the
Fairmont bar is in town on legal
business.
Miss Lula Pickenpaugh came home
from Smithfield, Pa. to attend com
mencement.
r. c. Berkeley. Jr., is expected
home from the University of Virginia
in few days.
Robert Finney, Of New York City,
is visiting his father, the Rev. Mr..
Finney, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman, of
Clinton district, were visiting friends
on town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands re-
4 turned to their home in Wheeling on
/ Monday after a short visit here.
Mrs. Ella Wood and children OF
Scottdale, Pa, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. G. W. John in this place.
Our clever friend j. r. Hall, Of
Laurel Point, dropped in yesterday TO
chat awhile and renew his subserip-
ton.
Miss Ella Fordyce was at home u
part of last week attending com
mencement. She is teaching at
Smithfield.
Prof. and Mrs. +. S. Lyon will
start for Rochester, n. Y, next Fri
day. They will not return perhaps
for some weeks.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson delivered a
lecture before the Literary Societies
of the Chenille Normal School last
Tuesday evening.
Dr. w. L. McLane and family
were among our commencement visi-
tors last week. They were the guests
of DR.. Jos. A. McLane.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr. Isaac Wade, one of the
prominent and good citizens Of Cass
district while here last week.
Mrs. Ella Dick, accompanied by
her father, Adam Fisher, of Fair
mont, left for that place on Saturday
last to spend few days.
Lieut.. Wilson will start next week
to be absent during the balance OF
the summer. He will visit Michi-
gan, New York and Connecticut.
State Superintendent Morgan
spent day here last week. He lief,
on Friday TO attend the closing ex
ercises of the Normal School at Glen
vile.
Mr.. Tate of Missouri, is visiting
relatives in town. He spent the win
ter in Florida and came to this place
last week with Mrs. Margaret Brown
-Argus.
Miss Lou Stewart, of Grant Dis
trict. has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Fleming, in this place for s
week past.
Mr.. Mad. Carlow, who has been liv
ing in Nebraska for some time past
is visiting his fatherin-law, p. II
Keck, Esq. of this place.
DR.. A. B. Hall, of Clarkshurg anC
his brother, DR.. M. T. Hall, of Par
kersburg were here few days ago
having been at Morris Y Roads tC
visit their father who is very i'll.
Prof. d. B. Purinton will start fol
Monongahela College, Pa, mex
Monday morning. He will attend
the commencement exercises of thai
Institution and return in few days
Mr. L. NJ. Berkeley, son Of Prof. r
G. Berkeley, arrived at MorgantowI
on last Saturday evening. 1t will b'
remembered that Mr.. Berkely has
: been teaching school in jefferson
county.
Mrs. Geo. d. Purinton, Of Green
: vile, South Carolina, arrived her
last week and will spend the Summe
! at her fathers. Prof. Purinton viii
probably make a brief visit late il
the summer.
) The last of the students left Mon
day. The party was composed o
Messrs. r. Armstrong. r. A. Arm
strong, A. b. Bush and r. A. Stew
: art We bespeak for them a pleas
ant vacation.
= Prof f. S. Lyon has been tendere
the Presidency Of Broaddus Femal
> College, at Clarksburg 1t is to b
', hoped he will accept it for we hav
: need of just such men in West Vii
ginia as Prof. Lyon.
| Prof. Hodges is conducting
I Teachers Institute at Clarksbur
+ this week beginning last Monday
+ Next week he will conduct an Inst
tute at Fairmont after which he wi
; visit his fathers home.
T. Captain j. ID. Sweeney did nc
t leave town until Tuesday morning
:. He seemed to hesitate to leave. Pei
+ haps some special attraction, beside
o the general love for the town, acte
S upon the Captain. Guess that was i
a DR.. L. S. Brock started for Beave
e College last Tuesday. He will atten
+. the commencement exercises of tina
y institution and will probably retur
e next Saturday accompanied b
/ Misses Matte Brock, Alice Altma
q and Lille Pickenpaugh.
e Prof. l. c. White and family star
3 ed for Mountain Lake Park on las
Monday. His family will renal
l. there during the summer The Pre-
IS fessor will be engaged for the frs
d three months in examining the co.
d fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio an
e West Virginia. After which, he wi
3. resume his work in the Kanawh
a Valley.
t. We have heard Prof. S. B. Brow
1t who is conducting school in Ma
$; tinsburg, favorably mentioned ft
q the Principalship of one of our Stat
he Normal Schools. In view of I'll
n fact that Prof Brown is thorough
n educated gentleman, qualified i
g every sense of the word for the pos
ii ton and a native of the State, v
/. cheerfully recommend his appoin
D. ment.-W. Va. Democrat.
y Mr. j. T. Galway, of Tyler count
y sometime ago had some of the SUI
'e posed silver ore of his neighborhoc
~ analysed by an eastern chemis
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