The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-06-20
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They Are and How

was III to"u uaJ VI wv aSo'
Prof r. W. Tapp, principal of the
Chenille Normal school arrived Sat
turday. The Professor reports very
successful year of his school.
Hon. Fontain Smith, of Fairmont,
was here Saturday on legal business.
A. B. Purman of Waynesburg, was
here the greater part of last week.
Mr.. Purman was resident of Nor
gantown for a long time and has
quite circle of friends here
Professor and Mrs. S. B. Brown
went to Halleck on Monday where
they will spend some time. Professor
Brown will then go North and spend
the summer in field work in New
York and Connecticut in company
with Government Geologist and the
Professor of Geology at Harvard.
Prof. Hodges, wife and little daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. G. Wilson and daughter
Lucy, and Mrs. Walter NJ. Johnston
and three children, the ladies all
daughters of NJ. Hayes, Esq, are at
their old home here. The annual re-
unions of this family are very enjoy
able occasions
n. B. Mccormick and wife, of
Philipsburg, Kansas, were here last
week visiting their old home and old
friends. Mr.. Mccormick was brought
up in Greene county near Mt Morris.
Mrs. Mccormick is sister of our
follow citizen Garrison Mcclure.
Mr.. Mccormick is county attorney
for Phillips county.
Miss May Redell, of Florida, ac-
companied Miss Lille Pickenpaugh
home from school a few days since,
from Baltimore, and will pay her an
extended visit. Miss Redell is a
beautiful and accomplished southern
lady and will be quite an acquisition
to Morgantown's social circles.
VIM. Hardy and wife, of Grafton,
were guests last week of Jesse Shut
Ellsworth Esq, and friends in town.
George r. Dering, Esq, of Ander-
son, Indiana, is visiting his brother
E. w. S. Dering and will probably
spend the summer here Mr.. ID. is
an old Morgantowner and is heartily
welcomed by host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Chicago,
are guests of Thos. Maple and family
of Rosedale
Gustave Kiser was in Cumberland
last week on business trip.
Jacob Miller and wife, of Wash
ington, Pa, are visiting their SOB,
Capt. j. r. Miller.
Mrs. Nye Kiger was visiting friends
here last week.
Joe Watts was in Pittsburg last
week on business.
Rev. G. W. Kinsey and wife, OF
Warrington, were recently guests of
Sheriff Jones and family.
Judge Berkshire and Hon. p. H.
Keck were at Wheeling last week to
argue some cases before the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
Mrs. White, daughter and son,
Miss Lille and Charlie, of Pittsburg,
are visiting Mrs. Geo. W. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moorhead and
daughter Miss Jessie left on the ia
cobs Monday to visit Pittsburg
friends.
Student Brown Smith and sister
Miss Lucy left for their home in
Uniontown by Mondays boat. While
here Miss Smith was the guest of
Miss Mary Casselberry.
Prof |. G. White and wife return
ed home from Pittsburgh ON Mon
day morning.
Miss Ella Fordyce returned home
Saturday from Shepherdstown where
she has been teaching the past year.
Mrs. James H. Bear, of Waynes-
burg, Pa. is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Charles Stephan, Walnut Street
Miss Mary Miller was badly
scalded Saturday on the right hand
and arm by the upsetting of a coffee
urn filed with boiling coffee.
Miss Annie Fisher, of Fairmont,
returned home Monday after a
weeks visit with Morgantown
friends.
Mrs. Scrafford and daughter left
on the Jacobs Monday to visit
friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Cora Donlev returned home
yesterday after spending several
months with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Yates, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Col Lee Roy Kramer and wife, OF
Philadelphia, arrived yesterday on a
visit to Professor and Mrs. A. W.
Lorentz, and many other friends
here.
Prof. W. W. Tapp, Principal Of
the West Grafton Schools, and wife
arrived yesterday and will spend the
summer at the Professors home neal
town.
Judge John A. Ollie left yester-
day for Spencer, to attend meeting
of the Directors of the new Hospital
for the Insane being erected at that
place. The Board meets for the pur,
pose of letting the contracts for ad
ditional buildings.
President Turner returned yester.
day from trip to Clarksburg and
other points.
Miss Carrie Reynolds, of Fairmont
left for home Monday after a visit
to her uncle Joseph Protzman.
Hough Houston left Monday on a
visit to Fairmont and Piedmont
friends.
1t may be matter Of interest t6
a great many of our readers to know
that M. H. Dent Esq, is the Oldest
living graduate of the State Univer.
sity, having taken his degree from
that institution in 1870 and being
its first graduate.-Grqfton Leader
NJ M. Dent Esq, was visiting his
sons, M. H., and w. r. d. Dent, O
Grafton, few days since
Miss Otie Entler,of Romney, spen,
| Monday with har friend Miss I ilx