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

the church in a healthful condition
and by his untiring energy has
caused to be built handsome and
very comfortable parsonage His
many friends unite in wishing him 8
cheerful reunion with the .sold boys
a pleasant visit and safe return to
Athens, W. va.
The following personals are from
Tuesday mornings Daily:
Mr.. A. G. Dayton is here from
Philippi.
Col I. j, Farnsworth arrived
Saturday;
Regents. Brown aud Smith came
in t. dayl
J. D. Cox, class of IS, came in
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Coplin, of Clarks-
burg, arrived to-kay.
Ferd Gore, of Clardsburg, brother
of Student Gore, is visiting his
brother
Miss Molly Christy, of Manning
ton, is visiting friends and will re
main for the institute.
Yesterday Mr. Ed. Snider, clerk in
I. Pickenpaugh's store, fell and
sprained his ankle very badly.
Miss Belle Fleming has returned
to her home in this county after an
extended visit in Kingwood. Miss
Monroe of that place accompanied
her home
Lieut.. Rankin is the happicst
person we ever saw. Yesterday he
went around town all day smiling.
and when the evening train came in
he almost went into ectatics over
the arrival of his girl.
Hon. John Brannon, of Weston, is
a Wallace House guest.
Mr.. p. i. Lynch, father of L. d.
and w. f., came yesterday.
Mrs. Dollie McCrackin, of Mounds
vile came yesterday evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. Shaffer, of Tunnelton,
is the guest of Mrs. S. Hutchens.
Frank Marley. of West Union, is
visiting his brother, student Markey.
Mr.. viii Bodley, of Wheeling, is
to be the guest of Mr.. J. p. Donley.
Rev. A. J. Yoke, of Grafton, is
numbered among yesterdays arri-
walls.
Mrs Ira Post and daughter, of
Harrison county. are here for com
mencement.
Frank Keycs, medical student of
the w. V. T., came over from Key
ser yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Williams, of Wheeling,
is attending commencement the guest
of Mrs. Sane Lazear
4. G.. Smith and cadet Baird were
employed in the mailing department
of the DAILY yesterday.
Mrs. Hart and daughter Miss Lu-
cy, of Clarksburg, are with us dur
ing commencement week.
Hal. Reynolds, of Keyser brother
of Student F. g. Reynolds, is visit
ing relatives at the Wallace.
Miss Gypsy Fleming, daughter OF
Judge Fleming, of Fairmont, is with
the good people of Morgantown.
Thos II. b staggers and curt
Fleming come down from Fairmont
yesterday to take in the banquet.
Miss Rose Moreland, of Galva, Ill
is here among her numerous friends
Mr. G. Brown, prominent citizen
of Clinton district, is here to see his
son, j. E., graduate.
Hon. B. S. Morgan, State Superin-
tendent of Schools, and wife, are
here the guests of L. w. Anderson
Mr.. Z. E. Baker, of Pittsburg
formerly of Morgantown, and stu
dent of the w. V. IT,, is among us
for the week.
DR.. S. S. Adams, class of 75,camo
in yesterday morning. He will be
the guest of Mrs. Pierce while in
Morgantown.
Mrs. Capt. Heavier and daughter
of Buckhannon, are registered at the
Wallace. They will spend com
mencement with friends.
Our clever and popular city tobac-
conist, Joseph R. Miller, has returned
from an extended business trip
through parts of the West. Joe is
welcomed back. His genial presence
was missed.
Miss Virginia Wilson, the accom-
plished daughter of Col. Ben. Will.
son arrived Yesterday. She will be
the guest of Mrs. E. M. Turner and
sister Miss Jackson.
Prof S. b. Brown, principal of the
Chenille Normal School, arrived to-
day. He will remain during com
mencement. Sam is looking well
and brings good reports from his
school.
W. S. Stewart and sister are regis
tered at the Wallace. Scott is ar
old student and meets with many
a warm hand-shake. He is now en-
joying lucrative legal practice il
West Union.
Prof. J. V. Martin, of Greencastle
Indiana, son of DR.. A. A. Martin
who was the first president of the
W. V. u, is here. Prof. Martin is
an alumnus of the University having
graduated in 1875.
You should have seen editor Swar
yesterday running up and down thu
town hunting locals. And woe be
unto the stranger who crossed his
path, for they had to tell their name
and location before he would let them
pass.
t. M. Wilson, formerly of this
school, but now located in Charles
ton, in the State Superintendent
Office, called at the sanctum yester
day afternoon. He just came in to
attend commencement. Wilson looks
well, He will attend medical col