The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-06-30

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the former place.
. Miss Claudia Boggess, of Colfax
who has been the guest of Miss Alic'
MILAN, returned home Monday.
Will Steele, of Pittsburg, passed
through town Monday en- route t.
Buekhannon to visit his mother.
Among the gentlemen upon whom
degrees were conferred at the lat,
meeting of the Board of Regents a.
State Superintendent Lewis. He
was given the degree of A. NJ.
Col. Jno. A. Robinson was thrown
from his carriage by a runaway
horse last Sunday but was not ser.
iously hurt. The accident happened
near his home at Patterson's Depot
Miss Nettie Jenkins who has
been the guest of n. E. Shafer for
some time will return to Piednon,
this week accompanied by Mrs.
Shafer and c. n. Jenkins.
Mr. c. S. Jones, of Piedmont, was
recently here the guest of his son
Albert.
Rev. Mr.. Day started on his vacation
trip Monday morning. He went to
Fairmont by the turnpike on his BIZ
cycle and from there to Harper's
Ferry by rail, thence up the Shen-
endoah valley to Stanton, stopping
at Charles Town, Strasburg and
other historic places. Charlottesville,
Monticello and Fredericksburg will
be included. Washington will be
the next city, from Baltimore
he will cross the bay to COLCHESTER
and wheel it from there to Elizabeth,
n. j. In about ten days he will
reach North Easton, Mass, Mrs.
Days old home, where some time
will be spent, all returning to Nor
gantown in about month Every
one will wish Mr.. Day and family a
pleasant time during their well
earned vacation.
Miss Laura Johnson has gone to
Long Reach, Tyler County, to spend
the summer. A pleasant stay to
Miss Laura.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Fisher and
daughter Miss Bertha, Mrs. H. Sam
son and daughter Miss Cora, of Pitts
burg, are prominent guests of the
Hotel Peabody,
Ad Bower went to Pittsburg Mon
day on business trip.
John Barb, of Palatine, is visiting
friends in this vicinity
The Free Methodists, Pentecost
Band, are looking for suitable site
near Morgantown on which to hold
a camp meeting.
w. c. Meyer, who has been at
Harvard for the past year, is spend
ing few days with Morgantown
friends.
Prof Robert Armstrong of the
Chair of English, State University,
was in town several hours, Wednes-
day. The professor delivered a lee
ture at the West Virginia College
Wednesday night to a large and APP
preciative audience The lecture
was full of wit and humor and de
lighted all present-Grgfton Lead
er.
Rev. Prescott White, who is sta
toned at Weston, was visiting his
parents here last week.
Claude Gore returned to his home
in Harrison county Friday after Wis
iting friends in town.
Will Hayes attended the dance
given Friday night at Gypsy Grove
by the young gentlemen of Clarks-
burg.
Mrs. George Morrow, of Fair
mont, accompanied by two lady
friends spent Friday with Morgan
town friends.
j. W. Paul went to Pittsburg Fri
day.
John Hamilton, of Fairmont, was
a business visitor in the city Friday
Capt. Bullen, of Washington, D.
c., spent a day here last week among
friends. Mrs. S. A. Poster returned
home with him to visit for time.
DR.. S. B. Owens, of Point Marion,
was among our recent visitors. DR..
Owens, in addition to being a skill
full physician is very excellent gen
tleman aud enjoys the confidence of
the community in which he lives.
Mr.. W. K. Mason, who went to
Pittsburg to have his eyes operated
upon, has returned very much en-
couraged. We trust those indispen-
sable members may be wholly restor-
ed and that Mr.. Mason may be none
the worse for his experience
To Mr.. Lawrence Cole the New
DOMINION is under obligations for re-
cent favors. Mr. Cole is one of our
solid citizens and good democrats.
We were pleased to hear from his son
G. II. Cole who is in Iowa and who
is prospecting.
The two following paragraphs are
from the Uniontown Standard.
Springhill will lose one of her pro-
fessional teachers in the person of
Chas. S. Conn. He will go to Nor
gantown where he will take up dent
istry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snider ar
rived Friday from Mississippi, where
they conduct a school, and will
spend the summer with Mrs. Sni-
der's mother, Mrs. Mary Lyons.
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis dona-
ted $4,000 for the construction of
Presbyterian church at Elkins as
memorial to his mother
G. M. Ralphsnyder, of Fairmont,
was attending court here last week.
Miss Nellie Raymond, of Fair
mont, spent Saturday with her aunt
Mrs. Lucy M. Dering.
Miss Verona Maple, of the Glen
vile Normal school faculty, arrived
Saturday to visit friends for short
time
Post Master Pomroy, of Easton,
has our thanks for late favors. He
is very clever gentleman.
Miss Lilly Hagans departed yes
terday with her father, Judge ]. NJ.
Hagans, for Bedford Springs, Pa,
where they will pass part of the
heated season.
Mrs. Clear at Home.