The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-11

! Miss Rose Sweeny is spending
few days at DIR. Fitch's. She and
Nellie Sweeney Palmer will go to
Richmond soon, where they will
teach during the coming year in the
Woman's College. Both have many
warm friends here who always fol-
low them with good wishes.
i John w. Allies, a well known coal
operator and an excellent gentleman
of Roscoe, Pa, was here to-da, to
attend stockholders meeting of
one of the companies.
j G. +. Holden and A. p. Romine
we're two Clarksburgers who came
in Sunday afternoon.
Floyd Utterback is circulating among
his friends here.
Charles Cochrane, OF Mt. Lake Park,
a former student is in the city.
State Superintendent, Russell Trot-
ter. was in the city for short time
last week and gave delightful talk
to the members of the institute.
Rev. AN. Buchanan and family are
at home after spending the summer
visiting relatives in Beaver, Pennsyl-
vania.
Oscar V. Armstrong, of Randolph
is new student.
Woodford Hutton is again in at
tendence at the University.
| Prof. T. c. Miller came in the last
of the week. His family will come
later
Miss Sallie Bennett is at home
again after long visit to Fairmont
relatives.
w. j. Bruner, of Ohio county. who
was forced to leave school last year
on account of illness will enter again
this year at the opening of the spring
term. He will graduate in June.
His host of friends will be glad to
welcome him to school again.
Max Boyers the deaf mute son of
Mel Boyers leaves to-day for Rom
ney where he will enter the school
for the deaf and dumb.
| Mrs. Eva Hubbard and daughter
Miss Beulah, of Wheeling, who have
spent the summer in Morgantown
visiting relatives and friends will
leave to-day for home. Their many
friends here part with them with re-
greet but hope to have the pleasure
of meeting them again next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Boyers, of
Randall, who have been visiting
Lewis county relatives are expected
home to-day.
Despite rumors to the contrary
White, Yeager and Krebbs will be
in school again and be with the
football team. Romine will also re-
turn to manage it. 1t was reported
that he would take charge of the
| Clarksburg schools but such is not
the case.
| Albert and Frank Kunst, of Prun-
tytown, brothers of Harry Kunst
will attend the University this year.
Prof G. r. Jones, OF Grafton, came
in Friday afternoon to arrange for
the University opening.
Alpheus Smith, of Philippi, is a
new student.
Pratt the brilliant uni, ersity back
stop is i'll at his home with fever
and may not return for some time.
He expected to enter at the first of
the term.
/ j. z. Protzman, '95, recently made
a trip to Pruntytown to make ar
rangements for his term of school
which begins the first of next month.
Homer Hess, of New Salem, Pa,
is one of the new students.
Mrs. Jason Clark and Miss Lou
denslager arrived Saturday from an
extended tour during which Mt.
Lake Park, Piedmont and Oakland
were visited
Miss Temperance Gosncy was re-
Gently visiting friends in Manning
ton.
ID. G. Smith, of Lewis, came in yes
terday.
Charles Middlcburg is with the
boys again.
Paul E. Green, of Wheeling, came
in this morning.
The Roller brothers, of Charles
ton, are in town.
w. G. Kilmer, of Martinsburg,
was this morning arrival.
j. F. Nelson, of Capon Bridge, is
again here to enter school,
Duke Dent is back again from King
wood where he spent the summer.
While there he frequently demonstra-
ted the fact that he is ball twirler
Of no mean ability.
Hon. John w. Mason, of Fairmont,
was in town recently.
John Harvey last week paid Dwight
Miller at Fairmont a visit returning
Saturday.
George P. Shirley, a law graduate
last June has been admitted to prac-
tice before the court of appeals.
Lewis Fox and Martin S. Fox, his
son, were two of Battelle's substan-
tial citizens who attended court here
Monday.
| Prof Barton arrived from Jeffer-
son county this morning.
Ernest Hayes went down to Pitts
burg on business this morning.
Major Charles A. Powell left this
morning for Pittsburg after visit
to his family here.
l
Robert Meade, of Hinton, was an
arrival this morning.
c. E. Mccoy, of Putnam, is back
again.
Prof. and Mrs. st. Geo. L. Brooke
have returned to lIorgantown after
spending the surmer in jefferson
county.
Miss isss..n Harris, of Parkersburg
who has been visiting here for some
time has returned home.
| Charles Klaproth is visiting hj- par
ents in Wheeling
Mary Leigghty and daughter, Mrs.
Gwinn and husband, of Vanderbilt,
Pa, are guests at Capt. S. w. Hare's.
Prof. B. II. Hite went up to Fair