The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-15
H. Il. Moss. il. and James Wade.


two bright young men from Parkers-
burg, are among the new students.
We are glad to have them.
Rev. w. J. Eddy has entirely re-
covered from the illness noted else
where and was in town yesterday.
He will return to the University of
Chicago the latter part of the pres
emit month.
Miss Burnett left Tuesday morn
ing for an extended lecture tour in
the western and central part of the
State, going first to Warrington.
Mr.. Huston Stewart, well known
and good citizen of Warrington, was
here yesterday on business. Mr..
Stewart has many friends in this
county.
DR.. Will Jamison had the misfor-
tune to run a nail in his foot few
days ago that made a vary painful
wound, though it is getting better.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, ex-State Su-
perintendent of schools, was here for
short time yesterday on legal bus
mess.
Mr.. Cyrus Michael and son, j. D.,
two Of our esteamed citizens from
Grant district, were in town on bus
mess few days ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Lazief and son, Hen
ry, are in Pittsburg. The Doctors
regiment was the only one from
West Virginia that was at Ge.tys
burg and they will build moru-
ment on the field there.
George c. Steele and family hsve
been in Pittsburg since Monday.
During his absence Mr.. A. L. Nye
takes care of the store in splendid
style and makes trade brisk.
The law department of the Uni
yersity has two bright students in
the persons of Mr.. and Mrs Nor
rison, of Wheeling. Mr.. Nor
rison has been in the practice for
some time but wants to put on some
finishing touches. Mrs. Morrison
is very bright lady and will make
good lawyer.
Mr.. E. H. Yickers, of Shepherds
town, has been in Morgantown for
few days past renewing old acquain
tanceships. Mr.. Vickers graduated
from the University here and acted
as tutor for year, then went to
Harvard where he has been for the
past two years studying special
branches. He will return to that
place in short time to spend an
other year in study. Mr.. Vickers
will be heard from in the education
al world in the future
The Misses Hawthorne, Mrs.
Scrafford and daughter Miss Bertha,
Mrs. Dering and granddaughter
Miss Grace, Miss Effie Miller, Mrs.
Grant and daughter, Miss Lizzie
Moreland and Miss Lncy Donley
are among the Morgantown ladies
who visited Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. Phil. Sloan, of Brownsville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. MADEIRA,
on Front street.
Miss Anna Dawson returned to
her home yesterday after spendinga
few days with her grand mother and
other relatives here.
Miss Blake Watson is at her home
in Smithtown after spending several
months at Norfolk, Va.
Hon. W. E. Watson, of Smithtown,
has recovered from his recent severe
illness.
Marshall Crow, who was injured
in the hip two weeks ago by the
back-stop falling upon him, is rot
yet able to walk.
Mr.. E. B. Stewart came in from
Martinsburg yesterday and will en-
ter the law school.
M. L. Sturm and wife who located
in Nebraska last year will return to
West Virginia this fall to remain for
time. The drought in the west
has made it almost impossible to Sc
cure foot hold there
Miss Mary Kitchens went to
Wheeling on Tuesday where she will
probably reside in the future.
Hon. VIM. E. Lively, of Weston,
was here yesterday. He came down
with his son who will enter the Uni