The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-14

turned Sunday evening from a trip
to Wheeling, Pittsburg, Uniontown
and Morgantown.
DR.. Frank NJ Dent, William NJ
Dent, jr. and S. B. Montgomery, of
Newhurg, have been here this week
attending court.
j. V. Haldeman who has been Wis
iting his parents Rev. and Mrs. T.
A. Haldeman for several weeks star
ted for his home at New Carlisle,
Ohio, on Monday. His mother ac-
companied him and will remain there
for some time
Mr.. ana Mrs. Orlando Shay have
returned to their home in Keyser af-
ter spending the season in Atlantic
City.
T. F. Protzman and daughter Bes-
sic and sons Dannie and Frank came
up on Saturday to see the play at
the Opera House.
Mrs. D. r. Davidson and Mr..
Frederick Davidson, widow and son
OF the late Col. D. f Davidson, Of
Beaver, Penn, have been at the Pea
body for some days They have
property interests in this county.
Col Davidson was one of the first to
invest largely in Monongalia lands.
He is well and kindly remembered
by many of our people
SIR Moses Tough, one OF our solid
citizens from Battelle, was in town a
few days ago and made the New Do
MNIoN a pleasant call. We would
be glad to meet Mr. Tough frequent
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OuI former townsmau, Dir. c. f.
Millspaugh, has just received anoth
er honor in an appointment as pro.
fessor of Medical Botany at the
Hahnemann Medical College of Chi
cago. Honors are piling up on the
doctor at Chicago, but his friends
here, who know him so well, are sure
that he is in every way worthy of
them Warerly ~. - Adcocate.
Mrs. S. H. Wentworth has gone to
her old home in New York to make
brief visit and will then Join par
ty of friends and go on ten days
yachting trip. Her Morgantown
friends join in wishing her the pleas
ant time she is sure to have.
The Fairmont Republican says.
NJ. Kaphan, the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company's agent here, on
Tuesday received from the company
a handsome gold medal for being
the best collector.
Miss Laura c. Strider, who spent
five years in Japan as a missionary
and returned to her home here a few
months ago, left Monday night for
Guadalajara, Mexico, to teach in a
school there of which Miss A. V.
Wilson is the principal.-G Charles
Torn Free Press
DR.. Chas. f. Pratt and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Green, of Wheeling were
among the prominent arrivals yes
terday. DR.. Pratt brought his
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Green
their son to enter the University.
The lawyers of Charleston gave
Judge Okey johnson G banquet on
Friday night last prior to his depar-
ture for Morgantown 1t was very
elaborate affair The Governor pre-
sided and many men of note were
present.
Dr. w. n Berkeley, of Frostburg,
Md, is here the guest of his parents
Prof. and Mrs. R. c. Berkeley.
Mrs. W. E. Arnett is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
George Goodwin was recently at
home for several days from Leech-
burg, Pa, visiting his wife and par
ents.
Miss Grace Dering returned home
yesterday after spending several
weeks at Mt Lake Park with her
grandmother Mrs. Maria Raymond.
Mrs, Lily Smith returned from
Wheeling on Monday. The ward in
which her home is located has six
teen cases of small pox.
The following students left on the
accommodation this morning for
Morgantown; Henry Nelly, Ralph
Caldwell, Chester Camp, j. S. Wade,
of this city, and Fred Mitchell, Lew
is Humphrey and Lowell Stone, of
Belleyille, and Earl Cooper, of Wash
ington Bottom. Curtis Williams
leaves tomorrow morning for the
same University. = ParherSburg
Journal.
The guests at the banquet to
Judge Okey johnson, on Friday
evening at the Ruffner are still sing
ing the praises of the excellent and
even superb service which charac-
terized the entertainment. The af-
fair was under the supervision of
Mr.. H. L. Bailey and the present
management of this popular hotel
has scored handsome success in
providing one of the most elegant
affairs, in all of its details, that has
ever been served in Charleston.
Charleston Gazette.
S. v Thompson went to st. Louis
Monday where he will locate.
j. K. RUSH and George L. West
arrived in town to-day from Phila-
delphia where they just had publish
ed a biographical history of Monon-
gala, Marion and Taylor counties,
W. Va. They have been working on
the history for nearly a year.-Stan-
ddrd
Prof A. L. Wade has gone to Min
eral county for a few days. From
there he will go to Weston to attend
the M. E. Conference.
Misses Jessie Moorhead and
Blanche Wood returned home yes
terday after pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks in Pennsylvania.
G. W. L. Mayors, of Fairmont,
was here yesterday having come
down to accompany his son George
who will enter the University.
Miss Laura Forgy, of Wheeling,
is the guest of Mrs. Jason Clark.
w. II. McDaniels, Principal of the
Warrington public schools, went to
that place Monday after spending
the summer vacation here.
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