The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-18

In hospital there.
Prof. I. C. Miller spent Sunda,
at Fairmont. Dwight accompanied
him back this morning and will en-
ter the University.
Walter w. Hayes went down 3,
Uniontown this morning.
Capel Holland is just beginning
to get around after a seige of rheu
matism lasting since last May.
Mrs. Eva Hubbard left for Wheel
ing this morning. She will retuer
in a couple of weeks to take charg,
of her department at the University
Rev. Powell left this morning fol
Parkersburg after attending tn,
meeting of the Executive COMMITTEE,
of the board of regents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Marschenel
left yesterday for Pittsburg on tn,
Florence Belle. Mr.. Marschener is
foreman at the Seneca Glass Facto
ry.
w. f. Alexander, of Warrington
spent Sunday at the Peabody.
Earle Kunst, of Weston, arrived
Saturday to enter the University.
Miss Hattie Miller has returned
from a short visit to Miss Mamie
Hoard, at Lock No Q.
c. E. Hartley, of st. GAINESVILLE, O.,
left this morning after a two weeks
visit TO this and Preston county. ii,
spent Sunday with DR.. Cox.
Mr.. /. Grant Lazelle has returned
from Kingwood where he spent sew
eral days last week looking after an
important case pending before the
court over them.
DIR. McLane and Mr.. r. X. Chris
man spent Sunday near Cassville.
Col. Dudley Evans, of New York,
was here to visit his sister Miss Arab
Jane, and many other friends,
Colonel Evans is Superintendent Of
the Wells, Fargo Express Company
with headquarters in New York.
A. Lee Jamison, of Harmony
Grove, was in town this morning.
Mrs. $. b. Brown returned yes
terday from Fairmont and Grafton
She attended the Brownlreunion held
near Grafton on Saturday.
r. f. L. Allen went down t.
Pittsburg this morning TO visit the
Exposition. He will return Thurs
day.
J. b. Protzman left by boat to-day
for Pittsburg, to be gone severa
days.
George w. Atkinson, Jr., arrived
yesterday afternoon from Charleston
and will enter school,
DIR. George M. Joseph left yester
day evening for Cincinnati, to b,
absent about three weeks. He will
attend the school of instruction fol
officers at Charleston before he re
turns.
Major J. l.. Keener returned yes
terday from Philadelphia, where ht
had taken a fine load of export
cattle.
Missec Stella and Anna White botf
gradueses of the University have en-
tered Tor post graduate work.
Miss Daisy John, of Sunnyside, ha.
entered the University.
Mrs. NJ. j. Somehow and little
daughter Henrietta, started to New
York this morning to visit friends fol
a season. They will no doubt have q
pleasant trip.
Mrs. r. w. Ireland has returned
home from an extended visit among
her friends in Richie county, accom-
panied by Miss Bird Prunty, who will
remain here her guest for some time
Harry O'Kelley and Frank Pride
spent the day over Cheat after SPUR
rels.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Williams left
this morning for Pittsburgh and
Washington. They will return the
last of this week.
r. r. Hovey after spending severa
weeks here working at the Pump Sta
tion has returned to his home at East
Randolph, N. Y.
Miss Cora Donley has gone &c
Waynesburg and Washington to
visit friends for ten days and Miss
Lucy Donley went to Pittsburg by
boat this morning where she has
gone to pursue her studies in music
to still further herself in this ac
complishment. Morgantown is proud
of her ability as singer and will
have more reason to be so when she
has finished her studies.
Mrs. Charles McGara, of Pitts
burg. who has been visiting relatives
here for some time, has returned
home.
]. M. Hackney, '92, will enter thu
University this year. He will TAKE
half the course in agriculture this
year and half next year, graduating
in '99 with the degree, Bachelor Of
Agriculture.
Mr.. T. +. Watson, assistant chem
list at the Experiment Station, Lett
last Saturday for two weeks tour
of the state in the interests of th,
station and the agricultural college
He will go first to Piedmont and will
visit all principal towns in the state
Mr.. William Barb, well known
citizen of Grant district, was greet
ing his numerous friends in town
recently.
M. I. Sisler left on the morning
boat for Pittsburg. He will be gone
for ten days and will visit Niagara
and Chautauqua. We wish him a
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. F. J. Utterback and children
returned last week from an extended
absence from Morgantown.
Laishley Weaver, of Toledo, Ohio
arrived yesterday and will visit rel
atives here. Mrs Weaver has beer
here all summer.
Alexander Eddy, of Battelle dis
trict left this morning for Pittsburg
where he will probably locate per
manently. We wish him much sue
cess.
Miss Hattie Brown, of Halleck, is
at her brothers, Mr.. M. L. Brown
and has entered the High School.
Miss Sarah Glasscock, of Arnetts
vile, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. E
Glasscock, on Spruce street.
Will Morgan left last Friday fol
Wheeling, to take in the State Fail
and other attractions. He will BIZ
gone for several days.