The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-07-15

dren are visiting in Palatine.
DIR. ID. II. Courtney went to Chi
cago Saturday to take in the Fail
sights.
Bert Fl. Hite is at home from
Johns Hopkins University for the
vacation.
r. c. Brown was recently in town
and reports very short hay crop UP
on Dunkard.
r. c. Huston, W. G. Swaney and
Misses Louise Finnell and lisa Hayes
spent the day recently picnicing up
the railroad.
The next three personals are from
the Wagnes6urg Democrat:
Ed South, of Wadestown, w. Va,
was here several days this week at
tending Commencement.
Misses Cora and Maggie Donley,
of Morgantown, are here this week
attending commencement and visit
ing relatives.
r. B. South, of Morgantown Uni
versity, gave us a pleasant call
Thursday.
Prof H. B. Davenport is visiting
friends in Charles Town.
Misses May and Gay Lawhead
have been visiting friends in Clarks-
burg for some time
H. L. Cox, Esq, is having the
foundation built for his new resi-
dence in West Morgantown, on the
opposite side of the street from his
present residence. He will put up
one of the finest buildings on the
West side.
Miss Maud Rice is visiting friends
at Hopwood, Pa.
Misses Nilsson and Blanche Oder,
of Frostburg, Nd, we're the charm
ing guests of Miss Myrtle Hayes.
last week.
Coll Murphy, of Ohio, came in
two weeks ago to visit his old Nor.
gantown home and friends.
G. w. L. Mayer, Esq, and son Ed,
of Fairmont, were in town recently.
That well known and popular shoe
man Allen K. Eberhart was looking
after his trade here and greeting his
numerous friends few days ago.
Judge J. NJ Hagans is holding
court at Fairmont.
Col. G. L. Smith, of Fairmont, came
down to attend the lot sale.
Hon. VIM. G. Worley, of King
woody was recently visiting his father
in Blacksmith and stopped off in
Mergantown for day or two.
Mrs. John Roemer, of Cleveland,
Ohio, has returned to her home after
visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs.
I. Pickenpaugh here, and her aunt
Mrs. F. M. Durbin, of Grafton.
Clark Wade was in town a few
days ago and took the boat for a
business trip to Pittsburg.
r. I. c. Stephenson, a Pittsburg
newspaper man spent the past week
in Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Turner have
moved back to Morgantown from up
on the Davis railroad, and are occu-
plying their old quarters on Walnut
street.
Rev. l.. A. Lindemuth, of Bridge
port, Ohio, was recently visiting
friends here.
Prof. and Mrs. II. N. Ogden have
returned from a visit TO the Worlds
Fair.
DIR. r. j. J. De Roode returned
from Chicago last week.
Prof and Mrs. Whitehill are visit
ing friends at Beaver Falls, Pa, and
will spend some time at the Worlds
Fair.
w. G. Swaney, of New Cumber-
land, one of the most popular stu
dents in the University, will remain
in Morgantown during the summer
vacation and study medicine under
DIR. j. p Fitch.
Ed. L. Hartman has torn himself
away from Morgantown and gone to
his home in Tunnelton. Ed was one
of the brightest members of the grad
uasing class of the University.
Mrs. Mary Shank is visiting her
sons Charles and Harry at their
homes in Farnum, Harrison county.
Mrs. I. Pickenpaugh of Morgan.
town, and daughter, Mrs. Rev John
Roemer of Cleveland, Ohio, were the
guests of the formers nephew, Chas.
r. Durham, of West Grafton. Graf
ton Leader.
Charlie N. Finnell spent the Fourth
in Palatine.
Prof. F. VIM. Rane, of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station has
been visiting his home at Whitmore
Lake, Mich, since the first of the
month, and also visited several Ex-
pertinent Stations while absent.
Samuel Hackney, ESQ.,, was in
Fairmont last week.
Prof A. L. Wade was in Hunting
ton last week attending the meeting
of the State Educational Associa-
ton.
Charles Tarr, of Pittsburg, was
here last week the guest of Nicholas
Berkshire's family.
Miss Eva Barb, charming young
lady, of Allegheny, has been the
guest for some time of her aunt Mrs.
l. G. White.
Mrs. c. S. Jones, of Westernport.
Nd, has returned home after visit
to her daughter Mrs. N. E. Shafer.
Miss Maggie Carr spent the
Fourth in Piedmont with friends.
A. W. Jones has returned from a
trip to his home at Westernport,
Md.
Lee Hogan of the New DOMINION
Job Department, spent the Fourth
with his friends at MoundsvIlle.
G. L. Hickman, went to Clarks-
burg Saturday.
Eddie Bower left for Braddock,
Pa, Monday to visit his uncle.
Mrs. B. G. Williams, of Greens
boro will visit her father VIM.
Hogue this week. Mr.. Hogue is
still very i'll.
Prof. l. G. White has been appoin-
ted one of the Judges on Awards in
the Mine and Mining Department