The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-09-05

MISS same bennett arrived last
week from a two months trip to
Grafton. Elkins and other points in
the eastern part Of the state.
Mrs, s. L. Jacobs. Of Palatine.
came in Friday for weeks visit at
her fathers, Mr. Tim Bennett
Messrs. c. L. and J. O. McCurdy.
of Indiana county, Pa. went through
Morgantown last week on their
wheels. They have been en- route
for week and intend to make an
extended tour over the states of Va.
and W. Va.
Joe Buchanan returned last week
from two months visit 10 his
grand father at Kendall, Pa.
Rev Buchanan, who has been
absent for several weeks attending
the encampment OF the State Mill
tia and later visiting in Pennsvlva-
mia has returned.
Rev. WI. Eddy, of Wadestown,
was in town recently. He attended
Newton Theological Seminary, at
Boston. last year and will graduate
from there next June with the de
gree of Bachelor of Divinity. Rev.
Eddy is one of Monongalia's bright
est sons and is fitting himself to
adorn a very high place in the min
istry.
Bert Lawhead has gone to West
Newton, Pa, and will be gone sever
al days.
Prof Hare was visitor in Union
town yesterday.
Miss A. L. kleber, of Pittsburg.
who has been spending the summer
with w. S. Baker, has gone home.
Miss Maud McVicker is visiting
Miss Flora Hamilton, at West Graf
ton, and viii return the last of the
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wood and son George
are spending few days visiting in
Fairmont.
Revs. Chas. and Prescott White,
who have been camping on Cheat
river, have gone back to their
charges, the former at Clarksburg
and the latter at Weston.
Judge johnson and family returned
to Morgantown on Monday Mrs.
johnson and her four daughters have
spent the summer at Mt. Lake Park.
Jos. Weaver returned Monday after
noon from short visit to Shinnstol.
DIR. Arthur Lazier spent last week
in Harrison, Wetzel and Marion coun-
ties on business trip.
Geo. Mcdonald. of Kingwood, drove
over the first Of the week and took
Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Mcdonald and Mag
nus Crawford, who have been visit
ing Hon. John J. Brown, back with
him.
Adam Bower and family attended
the Greene county centennial held at
Waynesbnrg on the 26th and 9th
ult.
Prof. W. W. Tapp has returned to
his home in Harrisville after stay
of several weeks among his Monon-
gala friends.
4. III. Steinman, Travelling Pass.
Agent of the b. q O. of Counellsville,
Pa, was visitor here Monday.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, formerly Epis-
eopal pastor here, but now of Key
ser, is the guest of Prof Harvey.
Sheriff Hare went to Uniontown
Monday and attend the execution of
young Morris.
J. Clark Sanders, of Vaudeville is
in town taking the state teachers
examination.
Mrs. L. V. Keek returned Monday
after a summer spent at Atlantic
City and Pittsburg.
Grove 0'Kelly, who took Sergeant
Breakiron's place last month while
the Sergeant was taking his vaca-
ton, is again private citizen.
F. b. Martin, of Kingwood, is
spending the week in town.
Mrs. J. l.. Henderson who has
spent the summer here with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dorsey
will start to her home in Texas to-
day.
Peter Myers, of West Morgantown
while sitting in second story door
at his home few days ago became
faint and fell out breaking his collar
bone and otherwise iniuring himself
He is recovering.
Lucian Hagans who was called
here on account of the serious illness
of his brother returned yesterday to
the West. Harry, we are pleased to
say, is improving.
Joe johnson returned Monday
from an extended trip on which he
took in the leading attractions at
Cleveland, Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. Albert Collett, of Beverly, w.
Va, arrived on Tuesday. He will be
private secretary to the President Of
the University. We welcome him to
our midst and wish for him a pleasant
stay. He has been the private secre-
tary of Senator Scott of Beverly pre-
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