The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-09-21

varied experience in practice, he is
well prepared to render valuable ser
vice in the profession - Weston Dem
ocrdt
That excellent gentleman Rev.
Jas. A Selby and his bonny bride
have our congratulations and best
wishes as they have of all who know
them.
j. t. Thomas is stage manager at
the opera house. He understands
his business thoroughly.
W. II. Bricker and John E. Price
returned home Monday from the G.
A. r. eneampment at Louisville, Ky.
E. c. Frame, Esq, spent Sunday
at Mt Lake Park.
Judge Joseph II. Hawthorne, of
Kansas City, Mo, arrived Monday
on visit to his mother and sisters
here. The Judge is a native Of this
county, was educated at the Uniyer-
sity and is one of the many Univer-
sity boys who are making their mark
in the world
Ed. Smith, of Wheeling, arrived
Monday on visit to his wife who is
at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Hennen
F. H. Yost, of Amos, will retire
from the merchandise business which
he has been so extensively engaged
in at Amos, and will attend the law
school at the West Virginia Univer-
sity, at Morgantown.-Free Press.
Mrs. Sarah Wood and son Frank,
departed yesterday for Pruntytown,
being called there by the serious i'll
ness of Mrs WIS slater, Mrs Mary
Sinsel who was stricken with paralg=
sis Sunday morning. The many
friends of the lady here hope for her
recovery.
James ST. Clair spent Sunday with
friends in Fayette county, Pa.
Hon. c. E. Brown, Postmaster at
Cincinnati, Ohio, has been here for
some days the guest of his sisters,
the wives of Hon Joseph Moreland
and Judge Jno. A. Ollie, Mr. Brown
is one of the representative West
Virginians who have achieved prom
inence in other states He is a gen
ial gentleman and a man who com
mands respect from all with whom
he comes in contact.
Those among the young men of
Berkeley and adjoining counties
who enter the University this fall
are John Lamon, Allan Noll, Clar
ence Martin, Hugh Frazier, and Ed
gar Stewart, Of this city; w. T. and
A. W. Mcdonald, of Shenandoah
Junction; Perry Elliott and John
Porterfeld, of Charlestown; w. B.
Catlett, of Berkeley Springs, and
Bruce H. Brosius, from Brosius P.
o. Martiasburg Herald.
Mrs Dir. Seip, of Pittsburg, is Wis
iting her lister, Mrs. L. V. Keck.
On the second day of school at
the University 249 students were en-
rolled. Last year one day later there
were only 1870 students.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent, of Newburg,
was visiting relatives in to- n last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitescar-
yer expect to move to Morgantown
next week. -Buckhannon Delta.
George M. John and niece Miss
Daise Wood were recently visiting
friends in Uniontown.
DIR, r. E. Brock is to be commend
ed for his liberal!ty and thoughtful.
ness in that he turned over to Mar
garet and Eliza, the little daughters
of Joseph Schultz who lost his life
at the Scott gas well some weeks ago
the $25 he received of the earn egie
! Company for professional services in
the ase.-Waynesburg Independent
Mrs. W. H. Woods, little daugh-
ter and son, of Chic ago, are the
guests of Mrs L. j, Peabody, VIII is
Mrs. Woods sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lowrie. Of
Pittsburg, were the guests last week
of A. L. Lowrie.
Bruce L. keenan,, a prominent at
torney of Wichita, Kansas, is visit
ing his old home in this county. Mr.
X. is a graduate of the W. V. u
and has been successful IN his prac,
tice in the west.
Mr.. James E. Brown has returned
to his home in Chicago after brief
visit among his Monongalia and
Preston friends. He is native OF
Monongalia. While here he was the
guest of his brother Prof S. B.
Brown.
t. F. Watson, Esq, and niece
Miss Rose Watson, of Smithtown
and guest Miss May Tarleton, Of
Indianola, Iowa, were visiting
friends in town Saturday.
Mrs John S. Murdoch will 90 tC
Ironton, Ohio, with Thomas /. Muir
dock this week and expects to visit
there month or more.-K ingaoood
Argus.
Dr.. Byron Clark, of Washington
Pa, was here on business last week
The Doctor is one of the wealthiest
citizens Of his city and a far seeing
business man. In speaking of Nor
gantown he said, II think this thu
finest town of its size that / have
ever been in and it is my belief thai
the town will increase from now OF
more rapidly than at any time in its
history. Its progress lately add dur
ing the hard times is simply wonder
full When the University secured
DR.. Goodnight for its executive heaC
in my belief it made the hest posi-
BILE choice and you will find tina
there will be 500 students here with
in two years.
Miss Nora Cooper who was TIL,
] guest of relatives here for som,
weeks, departed Friday for her hom'
in Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Rev. A. M. Buchanan was in Par
kersburg last week. attending tn
session of the Parkersburg Presby
terry.
Col Fairchild, II. B. MADEIRA
Frank Phillips, Ed. MILAN and man,
others attended the uniontown fail