The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-06-05

Chauncey Huston and Jos. McDermott
have returned from a fishing trip to
Maryland.
Frank Protzman, of Woodside, Fay
cite CO., Pa, is visiting friends In
Morgantown.
Mrs. Virgil Vandervort who has
been visiting relatives at Warrington
for some weeks has returned home.
Capt. X. d. Walker, of Fairmont,
was in town last week greeting his
numerous friends. He Is still laid I'D
with his injured hand.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds will preach the
Daccalaureate sermon to the senior
class at Chenille next Sunday.
Miss Annie Morris is visiting her
brother Russell and will remain un-
til after commencement.
Miss Margaret Arnett, of Fairmont,
was the guest OF Sunnyside relatives
over Sunday.
Captain David Camp was in town
recently on business connected with
the settlement Of the estate of John
Hogue. The Captain has been in
very poor health for some time but
we are glad to note that at present
he is improving somewhat.
f. l.. Naret returned Sunday af-
ternoon from an extended visit to
the southern part Of the state.
+. II. Steinman was in town Mon
day.
DR.. Arthur Lazier left Monday
morning for Smithfield, Wetzel
county and will visit several points
in Tyler before his return.
A. w. Jones has returned from a
visit to his home at Piedmont.
Miss Julia A. Drum, an eminent
eloeutionist of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Mrs. Pierce, at the Wallace
House.
Miss Sarah Laughed is able to be
about again after an illness lasting
several weeks. We are glad to note
her recovery.
W. E. and Fuller Glasscock have re-
turned from an extended trip to
Nebraska and other western states
While business was the prime reason
for making the trip it was in large
measure pleasure outing.
Mr.. d. r. Tappan came in Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Davenport, after a long
stay here taking course of medical
treatment by DR.. Brock, has gone
to Charles Town, where she will be
joined by her husband, and after a
visit at Mr. Davenport's old home,
they will go to Parkersburg o locate
Many Morgantown friends will follow
them with good wishes.
John II. Ammons, one of the good
citizens of Marion county, was here
on decoration day.
The friends of the graduates to-
gether with their relatives, have be-
gun to arrive. The number of ap-
plicants at the hotels is very
large. From these and other indica-
tions the crowds to witness the clos
ing exercises at the University are ex-
pected to exceed all previous gather
ings. Morgantown will put on her
prettiest appearance to greet them and
her people will insure the guests
a most pleasant time. 1t is the best
time in the year to visit us and we
hope that everyone who can will at
tend commencement.
Miss Effie Posten, of Fairmont,
has returned home after visit to
Col. and Mrs. S. A. Poster.
Miss Bright, of Fairmont, went
home on Monday after visiting Miss
Bess lie Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bower of King
wood, have returned home after visit
of several days to Mr.. Bowers brother,
Mr.. j. M. Bower.
Oscar Campbell went up to Fair
mont yesterday on important legal
business.
Duke Dent left for Kingwood, where
he will stick type and play ball this
snNmer. He had very successful
season over there last summer, and
we hope that his hopes for this year
will be more than realized.
John L. Fogle, son of the late r.
Bruce Fogle, will graduate from the
Law Department of the Georgetown
University next Monday. John has
been employed in the Government
printing office in Washington for
several years and has used his spare
hours studying law, bearing his own
expenses. We expect him to make
his mark
G. L. Michael. of Fairmont, stem
ographer for the Clark Coal " Coke
Co., spent Saturday and Sunday
with student friends here.
Miss Carrie Coleman, of Fairmont
has returned home after visiting
Mrs. o. H. Ollie, Mrs. F. A. Hennen
and other friends here. Miss Cole
man has many friends in Mononga-
liza.
Prof. Aldrich will return to-day
from Hartford, Conn, but will be
called away again to Buffalo early
next week to attend meeting Of
Electrical Engineers.
Paul Mccoy, of Fairmont, and L.
d. Arnett, of this county, will be
the editors of the Athanaeum next
year.
The Misses Murphy, of Newark,
Ohio, who have been visiting the
family of Mr.. Geo. Samsel, on Sun
nyside, for the past two weeks will
return home to-day.
Miss Laura johnson returned from
from visit to Parkersburg the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sembower, to-
gether with Mrs. Charles Laughed,
went to Uniontown yesterday.
Mr.. e. German went up to Fair
mont yesterday evening.
Col. r. Il. Fast, accompanied by
Jos. McLane, returned yesterday even
ing from Charleston. The constitu-
tional committee has finished its work
and adjourned. The report of the
work of committee win shortly be pre-
pared and placed in the hands Of the
governor, who will then exercise his
discretion as to calling an extra session
OF the legislature to consider the pro-
posed amendments. Col. Fast says
that all the interviews purporting to
be given out BY hlm ia regard to CALI
ing o special session OF the legislature
liz oppcsition, II necessary, 20 the gov
ernor'n Wiuhog ~ ~ i1le1, pufe ond
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