The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-06-15
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


tiers Impressed upon him quite
pleasantly. Last sumner crowd
of nice fellows from the Eastern cit
les were up about Round Bottom on
fishing tour. They made RAILS
acquaintance and that worthy young
fellow made everything as pleasant
for them as could be. The fellows
left and Raj never expected to
hear from them again. But two
weeks ago he was invited to accom-
kny them on Il trip through the
North, and after piscatorializing
on the lakes for while..take in the
cities all free Of charge Ral.will en-
joy himself
Jarrett Hare will leave to morrow
for Parkersbug, where he will for
several weeks conduct summer
school. Mr.. Hare is an alumnus
Of the University and besides
that qualification has gained dis
tinction as being one of the best
teachers in the State. We hope he
will be successful in Wood county.
Mrs. Mary Pugh, of Laurel Iron
Works, is the guest Of her brother,
John f. Price
One Of Buckhannon' charming
and accomplished young ladies, Miss
Mott Lorentz, is the guest of Miss
Nyna Reynolds, OF this place. Miss
Bessie Wallace, one of Morgantown's
fascinating and entertaining daugh-
tiers, is also visiting Miss Reynolds.
-Keyser Tribune.
Miss Bessie has returned to her
home here accompanied by Miss Lor-
entz. The latter young lady is an
accomplished typo and is connected
with the Buckhannon Bee.
Two Of Morgantown's gay and gal
liant young men, Mr.. Bruce Watkins
of the New DOMINION, and Mr.. En-
nest Hayes made Keyser flying Wis
it last week. They were captivated
by the gentle sex, and expressed
themselves thusly: "We never were
in a prettier place and never met
such nice young ladies. "-Keyser
Tribune
Miss Belle Fleming has returned
home from an extended visit in King
wood Miss Mollie Monroe. of that
place accompanied her.
Mrs. B. w. Scott and daughter,
Miss Lena, of Anderson, Ind. are
the guests of the family of Geo. ).
Vance.
The following personals are from
Monday mornings Commencement
Daily.
Miss Bette Mcclure, of Wheeling,
is visiting Mrs. E. C. Lazier.
Major Il. r. r. Brown and wife, of
Beverly, are the guests of Judge
Ollie.
Mrs. S. G. Chadwick and son
Sammy have returned from Pitts
burg.
Miss Iona White, sister of Kemble
White, is visiting her uncle /. c.
White.
Student Sheppard, spent Saturday
out in the country as the guest of
student McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. DUR, of Pitts
burg, arrived here yesterday and are
at the Wallace House.
Misses Della Raymond and Nellie
Bassell of Clarksburg, are the guests
of Prof Jackson and wife.
Prof S. B. Brown, of the class of
'S3, Principal of the Chenille Nor
NAL, will be here during the week.
Alexander Dupuy of last years
law class, graduated from law
school in New Orleans May Il ult.
Maj. Nj. d. Reed, of Elk City, came
to town Saturday TO visit his son,
cadet S. F. Reed, who graduates this
year in the law.
Cadet S. A. Smith was called
home Saturday morning by the sick
ness of his father We hope it is
nothing serious.
Cadet Us johnson, son of ex Judge
Okey johnson, left Friday for Wheel
ing to attend the supreme Court, of
which he is page.
Miss Carrie Weisenfeld, of the
Chenille Normal, and Miss Mary
Brown, sister of Capt j. E. Brown,
will attend commencement.
Miss Eta Boyers, of the State
Normal School at Huntington, ar
rived Saturday evening. She will
be here until after commencement.
DR.. A. F. Hustead and wife, of
Wheeling, arrived Saturday, to at
tend the exercises of the week They
are the guests of Mrs. Hough.
Mrs. Roemer, of Wheeling, mother
of John L. Roemer, member of the
Senior class, arrived Saturday morn
ing, to spend commencement week
with her son.
Governor Wilson has commission
Gen. E. L. Wood, adjutant general,
with the rank of Brigadier general,
and Hon. C. P. Snider, brigadier
general of the National Guard.
Mrs. de O'Kelly, of Bridgeport,
Ohio, is here for commencement,
the guest of Mr.. F. K O'Kelley, and
Miss Mamie Robinson from the
same place is visiting Miss Maggie
Kiger.
Mr.. Geo. M. Whitescarver, gener-
al manager of the L. X. & F. r. R.,
wife and charming daughter, Miss
Grace, and Mrs. Byers, of Grafton,
are among the late arrivals at the
Wallace. They will spend commence
ment among their mary friends in
Morgontown.
Miss Rose Chorpening, of Clarks-
burg, sister of Lieut.. Chorpening of
the senior class, arrived Saturday,
and will be the guest of Miss Allie
Boyers until after commencement.
Among the former students who
have arrived to attend com
mencement, we notice Messrs U. G..
McIntire, of Elk Garden and G. G..
/ Goodwin of Uniontown, Pa.
Miss Alice Altman, formerly of
Morgantown, arrived Saturday even
ing to visit her old home and to at
tend commencement. Miss Alice is
now proficient music teacher in
New York city.
Mr.. j. w. McCay, of Tyler, mem
Der of the Law class, is located in
the office of Berkshire and Sturgiss.
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