The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-07-16

4 ctuoUls respectively anu prominent
candidates for the nomination
for State Superintendent of Free
Schools on the democratic ticket.
attended the State teachers asso-
citation here this week and incident
ally were looking after their politi-
cal fences. Both are strong men
and either would make an excellent
superintendent of public instruction
if chosen for that place.-Grafton
Leader.
Brown Boughner, whose yasciilating
temperament is averse to remaining
any great length of time in one place,
has gone to Omaha, Neb., to work
as reporter on daily paper there
till he gets tired.
Mrs. w. E. Glasscock and little
daughter are visiting at Montana
and Arnettsville this week.
James L. Anderson, who is clerk
ing in Hartley's store at Fairmont,
is down on a visit
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelley came up on
the Germania Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Baker and Miss Lou
Baker returned Tuesday from visit
to Point Marion.
Sherman Watson was in town the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ad Bowers and two children
are visiting her parents at Waynes-
burg.
Miss Annie Wade, of Mt. Morris,
is paying a two weeks visit to her
parents here, Prof. and Mrs. A. L.
| Wade.
A. Howard Fleming, the popular
Fairmont jeweler, was here Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Kate Baggarly, who has been
in somewhat delicate health for
months past, has gone to the scenes
of her childhood seeking rest and
the renewal of health and is now
with friends in Rappahannock coun-
ty, Virginia. Miss Kate has here
large circle of friends who esteem
her as young lady of rare worth,
and VINO will greet her on her return
with great pleasure.
Mrs W. d. Chadwick and son Da-
yid, of Washington, d. c., are here
for the summer.
Frank Pickenpaugh, who has been
seriously sick for some time, gets no
better. :.
Miss Mollie Bryson, sister of Mrs.
Jos. Reiner, left Tuesday evening
for Oskaloosa, Iowa, to pay an ex-
tended visit to her two brothers and
nephew.
Mrs. Lottie Trader, of Uniontown
Pa, Miss Ella Higgins, of West
Union, Ohio, Mrs. Christina Hess
and granddaughters, Carrie and
Violet Ross, of New Geneva, are the
guests of Isaac Franks. Mrs. Trader
and Mrs Hess are sisters of Mr.
Franks.
Jim" Davis, baggage master on
the F. M. q p. railroad is enjoying a
few days vacation at his home
here.
Hesekiah Low, of Corinth, Pres
ton county, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. VIM. Low, on the West Side.
DR.. H. X. Bown, of Mt. Morris,
was in town Tuesday.
j. A. Jackson, Esq, of Kingwood,
arrived in town Tuesday evening.
Dolp has many friends in town who
are Away glad to see him.
Marion Dawson and wife returned
from Pittsburgh on Friday.
Student J. Lindsay Henderson, of
near Mt. Morris was in town Tues
day.
Miss Leah Barnes, of Palatine,
was the guest of Will Morehead's
family Tuesday. She was on her
way home from a protracted visit to
Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. Potter, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Wiley, of Washington county,
Pa. are visiting their sister Mrs.
A. M. Buchanan.
The following are guests of Mr.. j.
P. Donley's family this week. Miss
Maud Kepler, of Meadville, Pa, Miss
Maggie Donley, DR. Hatfield and
sister, Miss Maggie, of Mt. Morris,
Pa, and Mr.. E. G. Yates, of Lincoln,
Neb. Mrs. Yates and children have
been here for some weeks.
John W. Lanham, one of the lead
ing citizens of Clinton district, has
been quite i'll for some days. His
numerous friends hope for his re-
covery.
Miss Rose Howe has gone to Mt.
Lake Park where she will remain
during the summer with her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Day and Miss
Carrie Dickerman are having q
pleasant stay at their old home in
Massachusetts. They went by the
Chesapeake d Ohio Railway to
Richmond, thence to Norfolk, and
from there sailed to Boston. Many
good wishes have followed them on
their journey.
Prof. A. L. Wade is again engaged
in institute work. He is now in
Taylor county and will go from
there to Chenille and then to Roane
and Braxton counties. The teach
ers of those counties will have an
instructor of ability and rare exper-
fence in Prof. Wade
Miss Emma Burkhart, of Iona
coming, Md, and Mrs. w. d. Hardy,
of Grafton, are visiting at j. Webb
Davis in South Morgantown.
Teachers Selected for the State Normal
Schools.
The Board of Regents of the State
Normal Schools was in session
Friday and Saturday at Wheeling.
Besides transacting considerable
routine business in regard to the
management of the schools they APP
pointed the following teachers Tor
the ensuing year, viz: At Chenille,
M. D. Helmick, Principal, Verona
Maple, Carrie Wiesenfeld and L. j.
Hardman. Concord Normal, j. d.
Sweeney, Principal; j. L. Holroyd,
| G. A. Fulwider, Saloam E. johnson
and Mamie McCreery assistants.
Marshall College, Thos. E. Hodges,
Principal, Jessie Holderby, Vina
Lee and, Lizzie McChesney. West