The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-06-19
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a. VI 4kurrNtk7h Has tttcn appoint
ed postmaster at Arnettsyille, this
leounty, vice NJ. A. Smith, resigned
DR.. Logan Casselberry has return
ed from Uniontown where he ha
been for some time in the charge o
the practice of a physician dow
there who was off on vacation.
Pref. A. L. Wade has returned Il
his labors after spending the com
mencement season at home.
Dir. E. NJ. Turner left Monday
morning for Wheeling after spend
ing a week at home
Rev. I. w. Ireland went to Worth
ington Saturday morning,
Percy Lazier has been elected vics
president of Co. G. w. Va. n. G. al
Palatine last week.
Miss Lon Pickenpaugh was visit
ing relatives in Palatine recently.
5. w. Hare was in Fairmont last
week.
Rev. James Sheerin is in Ohio Wis.
iting. He viii attend the commence
ment at Kenyon College and visit his
family at Bucyrus returning in
about two weeks.
W. Frank Stout, '97, of Harrison
county, was one of the lingerers. He
spent some time visiting Il. r.
Ollie another recent graduate.
II. l.. Swisher win leave this week
for Hampshire county where he will
remain for couple of months. He
is engaged in the preparation of a
history of Hampshire county and
goes there to consult the county rec
ords Mr.. Swisher is writer of no
mean ability and we may expect a
noteworthy addition to West Virginia
literature when his labors are COM
pleted.
r. f. L. Allen was recently in Sis
tersville on business trip.
a. p. Romine and C. f. Holden
who were editors of the Daily have
gone to their homes near Clarks-
burg. They viii be in school next
year.
+. b. Carney, a Daily editor left
Friday evening for Silver Hill, Wet
eel county. He will not return to
school next year.
Prof Douthat Of the University
will be the instructor in Ancient
Languages at the Chatauqua meet
ings to be held at Mt, Pisgah, near
Clay Court House, August 9Th to
9th.
Mrs. Pierce and Miss Olive have
gone To their cottage at Mt Lake
Park for the summer. Mrs. N. NJ.
Waters Joined them there yesterday
to spend the season. Mr. Waters will
also visit them later. Sorry to lose
Mrs. Pierce from Morgantown.
Mrs. Howe is at Mt. Lake to close
up her business there preparatory to
entering upon her duties as matron OF
the Hospital for the insane at Yves
ton.
Mr.. Albert Wood has returned
home after an absence of several
months.
Prof. L. +. Hodges is in Burns
vile where he went to deliver an
address before the public schools of
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Graham, of
Kingwood, have been visiting Mrs.
West, Clark Price and other friends
in this county for few days. They
are always welcome visitors.
G. F. Dorsey has returned to
Pittsburg after short visit home.
Misses Bess and Lottie Mahaney
have returned home after spending
commencement week visiting Miss
Josie Kunkle
Prof. f. G. Miller and family have
gone to Fairmont to spend the sum
mer.
Prof. d. NJ. Willis will remain in
Morgantown this summer and have
charge of the Episcopal Hall during
the summer season.
Prof Robt A. Armstrong deliver
ed the annual address to the senior
class at the Chenille normal school
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Noryal p. Smith, of Bumbo
Lane, will spend the summer at
Bruccton Mills.
Miss Alice Aldrich accompanied
Miss Alice Jones on her return
home and will visit her for some
time.
DR.. p. b. Reynolds delivered the
baccalaureate sermon at Chenille
Sunday morning.
Professor Lee Smith, of the Union
town High School, was visitor in
town last week as the guest of w. III.
Sembower.
Prof. j. L. Johnston went to the
Cairo oil field on Monday where he
was called to take some geological
He will spend the
greater part of his vacation in that
work
Col. L. NJ. Jackson, of Clarksburg,
was here Monday to see DR.. |. 6.
White on business.
DR.. 1. @. White win ST .rt from
here on his trip to Russia July Sth.
R.R. Rice, H. G. MADEIRA, r. II. Tapp,
Geo. w. Davis and some others at
tended an entertainment given on
Friday evening last by the Palatine
lodge of Maccabees.
Mrs. Priscilla Williams, of Parkers-
burg, has returned home after a visit
Of several weeks to her daughter Mrs.
j. @. Thompson.
Miss Brohard, of Pennington, has
returned to her home after being the
guest of Mable Reynolds during last
week.
Hon. Geo. M. Alexander and wife.
Of Fairmont, were recently visitors
to their old home here
Rev. p. G. White, of Weston, and
Rev. Charles White, of Clarksburg,
have returned to their homes after
spending several days with their
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. White
on Sunnyside.
Rev. I. G. johnson, one of Charles
toms most noted divines, spent the
Commencement season with his sis
ter, Mrs. D. ID. Johnson, of Spruce
Street.
Miss Whitescarver and her broth
ers have returned to their home in
Pruntytown after spending the win
ter here.
Mr.. ID. S. Wright and wife, of Dun
kirk, N. ", were recently here for a |