The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-21

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son.
Miss Margaret Paden Of Parkers
blrg y here the guest of Miss Mel
johnson.
Miss Name Hoard IS She guest O
Miss Hattie Miller, of South Nor
gantown.
r. p. Kennedy of Uniontown cams
10 oE Saturday to see the ball game:
and remained over Sunday.
c. P. Davidson of Shinnston whit
was formerly Id attendance here is ia
town to take in the closing days.
Miss Edna Overholt Of Des
Moines Iowa is the guest of Prof
and Mrs. Woolery on Sunnyside.
Miss Garnet Horner OF Clarksburg
will be the guest of friends In town
during the commencement season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. T. Cunningham
of Clarksburg are IN town to attend
the final exercises at the big school.
r. w. Dawson of Uniontown spent
Sunday with his wife who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Prof. and Mrs. s. B. Brown have re-
turned from Kingwood where they
were at the Dawson Brown marriage
last week.
Sherman Dis and Ed. Gerwig OF
Parkersburg former students are
here to spend the festive season al
the University.
Miss Mary Gould of Parkersburg is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Barb.
She will remain in Morgantown until
after commencement.
Alex McChesney of Charleston u
former student of the University ar
rived on Sunday. He viii be here
during the summer quarter.
Misses Nellie Sterling and Madge
Sample of Fairmont will be commence
ment visitors the guest OF Mrs. w. A,
Mestrezat Of South Morgantown.
Prof. J. N. Deahl who was for
merly principal of the West Liberty
Normal and who has been in town
for several days has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Meyer OF
Wheeling are here 20 attend Com
mencement. They are the guests Of
Mrs. Meyers mother Mrs. j. p. Don
ley.
John Hatcher who was formerly a
student here and who is very well
known over town arrived this MORN
ing and win remain for the celebra-
ton.
Frank Pride seems to be in for an
extended illness and John Moore has
taken charge OF the stables and bust.
ness while he is sick. Ray Bricker
has charge of the express wagon.
Will John student of the Univer-
sity left this morning for Cameron.
He and Hauher will put in the sum
mer establishing circulating libraries
in the various towns Of the state.
These are part Of Chautauqua work.
Il. II. Yost the great foot ball play
er of the University has accepted d
very flattering offer from Kansas TO
coach them the coming year. He had
thought that he would give the game
the go by but the temptation was too
strong and he has taken the offer that
has been made him by them.
Prof. M. C. Tough and wife, OF
Fairmont, have been here during
the past two weeks. Prof. Tough
will attend the University at Nor
gantown until next spring His
wife will remain with her parents
in this county.-Philippi Plaindeal-
er.
d. NJ. Sullivan, secretary of the
State board Of agriculture, and j
@ Rathburn, member Of the board,
will leave to-day for Morgantown to
attend meeting of the State board
of agriculture, to be held at that
place, June 19.-Charleston Ca
zette.
George Hogue has gone to st. Louis
to attend the gathering OF the Elks
Grand Lodge which meets there all
this week He represents Morgan
town lodge of this order. He went to
Pittsburg and took the special which
was run from that place for the bene-
fit of the pilgrims bound for st.
Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. Reynolds re
turned Sunday from an extended
visit to Webster Springs. Both are
very much improved in health. The
Doctor is taking a six months yaca
tion from his work at the Universi-
ty and will possibly 90 to California
taking in the meeting Of the Ma
tional Educational Association
which meets at Los Angeles.
l.. d. Beall, Esq, went to Nor
gantown. w. Va, to-day and will
spend Sunday at that place with
friends. He started out in the cool
of the morning awheel to ride
through The roads are in excel
lent condition for cycling and the
weather is just the right kind fol
an enthusiastic wheelman. Mr..
Beall took the Fairchance road and
went via Haydentown and Ices fer
nv on the Cheat. This is little the
longest road to Morgantown but il
is far the best.-News Standard
G.. H. f. Holy of Sutton came in on
Thursday morning for a short visit.
He was member Of the senior class
but was prevented from graduating by
, 4 all ne ff,xrA y, i.l, hpc i'm
out of school ever since he was taken
by 1t.
d. G. Reay who is the assistant tc
the Clerk of the Supreme Court was
at home in Granville few days last
week. He has gone back To Wheeling
where the court is in session. When
it adjourns on the twenty fifth he will
come back home for another short
stay.
Misses Helen and Hermione Pier
point have gone out to Morgantown
to visit their aunt, Mrs. Bernice Pol
lock, their grandmother, Mrs. Helen
McCally, and other relatives and
friends who reside there. They are
sweet girls and their friends here wish
them pleasant visit.-Hitchie Ga
zette.
Miss Lillian Hackney, a teacher
at Marshall college, Huntington,
Miss Blanche Hackney and Miss
Matte Daft were in the city Satur-
day night on their way to thelI
homes at Morgantown.--Parke
burg Sentinel.
Prof. f. L. Emory left on the af-
ternoon train for Worcester, Mass. to