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

Derlng Newton, or Buckhennofl
viii enter the law school.
| Mrs. E. NJ. Showalter, of Fair
mont, was here several days las
week visiting Mrs. E. NJ. Turner
She was accompanied by her siste
Miss Norris who will enter the Uni
versity.
Bernie MADEIRA spent Sunday il
Pittsburg.
Miss Belle Carothers, If Union
town, is in the city for lev day
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. O'Kelley ar
home again after stay at Atlantic
City.
Angus Mcdonald will not be il
school this year. He has entered
his brothers law office to read law
Ellis Yost will enter o. w. U
this fall and will play football. HI
will be missed here.
Frank d. Hutchinson is a new
student from Keyser.
Guy Brown was recently in Buck
harmon the guest of Ralph Heavener
Swartzwelder, prominent Penn
sylvania student, was a Saturda,
arrival.
Prof. Russell Morris, Mr.. Dove
ner and Misses Ollie Hite and Mag
gle Donley rode over to Mt. Morris
Saturday on their wheels leaving Al
2 in the afternoon and returning af
ter supper.
4. F. Goodwin on behalf of the Y
NJ. c. A. has had handbook of tn,
University printed which is givcl
to the incoming students. This hal
been the practice for several years
although last year there was nom
gotten out for some reason or other
1t is very commendable feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Williamson
went down to Uniontown yesterda,
and will return today.
G. II. Gramm, OF Grafton, was
yesterday evening arrival.
ii. A. Eaton, OF Charleston, cam,
in with the yesterday afternoon dele
CATION.
Friend Clark. OF New Martinsville
Is back for another years work.
G. NJ. Krebs and Philip Konrad, o
Wetzel, came in yesterday.
II. X. Drane, of Piedmont, is agaiI
circulating aEiong the students.
Joe Layman, of Fairmont, is 10 tn,
city.
Mr.. Victor Cameron has been en-
gagged for some time In getting tn,
tools at the Mechanical Hall in shap,
and will continue to be engaged on /
for sometime yet.
Henry Moreland, of Meyer, is bacl
again to enter school.
A Il. MARBLE, of Peasants county
arrived Monday morning to enter tn,
University.
Miss Villa Butcher, of Fairmont, il
new coed.
Earl H. Smith, son OF Col G. l.
Smith, is student from Fairmont
Geo. Mayors spent Sunday here. II,
will shortly leave for Charlottesville
where he has been attending the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Misses Maud and Blanche Viii
hanson, of Dolls Run, left Monda,
morning for visit to Wheeling rel
atives.
Mr.. E. B. Ryan, of Wheeling, has
been recently visiting Elmer +. ia
cobs and Harry Kelly his old chums
Mr.. Ryan is a son of Dr. Ryan who
in the early 70s was pastor of thu
Methodist church here.
Mrs. Agnes Dering has been sick
for some time at her home on Wiley
street. She left yesterday for Wis
it to friends in Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Grace has also just recovered
from weeks illness.
Miss Mary Naret came in to-day
from Putnam county to assume hel
duties at the University.
Prof. Victor Grassland, of Fair
mont, is here to witness the opening
of the University and to visit friends
w. Frank Stout, Of Harrison coun.
ty, member of the class or '97, ha:
formed partnership with G. W.Lyncf
of Clarksburg, for the practice of law
Miss Elizabeth Rowland, of Cora
opolis, Pa, recently spent severa
days here the guest of the Misses
Grant. She has been visiting hel
brother at Fairmont for some weeks
and has gone back to finish her Wis
it.
Messrs. A. T. and H. j. Hartley
of Fairmont, spent Sunday here.
Miss Grace Brahm, of Fairmont
expects to enter the University to
morrow.
Mrs. John J. Brown is in Wheel
ing on business trip. She was &C
companied by Mrs. Stoetzer who has
returned to her home at Mooredale,
Pa, after visit to her parents. Rev
Stoetzer preceded his wife some
time since.
Edward Mayors of Fairmont, rodt
down from the up river town Sun.
day, on his wheel.
Miss Marie Harvey will enter thu
University as a new coed.
Altha Warman, graduate of the
University will likely enter to take thu
law course.
Miss Winnie South, '97, will proba
bly, enter the University again this
year to take post graduate work lead
ing to the A. M. degree.
P. c. McBee, '96, will again teach
the High school at Terra Alta, this
winter.
Il. D. Arnett, of Opekiska, one o.
the Athenaeum editors, arrived Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, of Way.
nesburg, paid Mr.. Davis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. N. Davis brief visit
Friday.
Jos. A. Jolliffe, of Warrington, has
returned home after a short visit t(
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bailey, Sunny
side.
Prof. Clark Sanders, Of Vaudeville
left for Hedgesville last week going
there to take charge of the public
schools of that town. He was accom-.
panied by his bride. We hope, that they
will find their new home a pleasant
one.
M. E. German left Friday for Ben
wood where he has been chosen prin-