The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-26

here to visit Prof. A. w. Lorentz
Miss Lillian Boyers is at Randall
for weeks visit to her parents.
Miss Ada Wade has gone to Ran
dali for short visit TO relatives.
Major ]. NJ. Bell has returned
from short stay at Mt. Lake Park,
Mrs. &. c. Berkeley has returned
from a short visit to friends at Smith
town.
Miss Bessie Fleming is at George
town to visit her grandfather for a
few days.
Rev. P. G. White of Weston is at
home on Sunnyside to spend his
months vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Jacobs and daughter,
Miss Wickes and j. Nelson Jacobs,
of Brownsville, were here to-day en-
route to Mt. Chateau.
Miss SaIlie Bennett left on Tues
day afternoon for Uniontown where
she will spend sometime visiting hen
friend, Miss Tillie Bernhardt
Miss Sallie Lartz, Miss Emma
Hawkins and Mr.. W. j. Hawkins
Of Wayncsburg, are guests of James
Carney Lantz at the Wallace House
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Baker and
family will shortly leave for three
weeks trip during which they will
visit Niagara and many other points
of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dering came
over Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Swisher. Mr.. Dering returned
home on Monday and his wife will
remain here this week.
DIR. J. j. Hall has gone over Cheat
and will stay there for few days for
the benefit of his health, He is not
yet fully recovered but expects the
outing TO be very beneficial one.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. j. Sturm and
little son are at Mrs. Kincaid's in
South Morgantown Mr.. Sturm has
been transferred from Amos to an.
other station. He is in the employ
of the Standard
Slidell Brown, Of kingwood. was
casting his Argus eyes in the diree-
ton of the Parsonage on Sunday. 1t
is presumed that he got warm wei
come since he got ON the Sunnyside
of the town.
Howard II. Emmert, attorney OF
Martinsburg, who is well known here
fell down flight of steps in the Ma
tional Bank building in that city on
Saturday and bruised himself badly
though no bones were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Reay have
gone to Webster Springs where the
latter will remain for sometime for
the benefit Of her health. The form
er will stay there for several DAYS
and then he will go east on bust
ness.
John B. Wallace will spend two
weeks vacation at his old home at
Clear Spring Md. We wish pleas
ant time for him. lie Is very
hard working official and he deserves
to have an excellent time when he
takes a short time off.
/. G. Lazelle came in on Monday
from Kingwood where he has been
with his family for visit. He did
not remain here long but went back
to join the others. They will leave
for the east in a few days for brief
visit to Atlantic City and other re-
sorts.
Daniel Day and wife are home from
a trip from Pittsburg to Morgantown
and return by boat. They were
greatly pleased with boating on the
Monongahela. The scenery is delight
full, the fare very reasonable, and the
accommodation excellent. -Canons-
burg Notes.
Charles McPoland is back from
Atlantic City where he had been for
a week or more. He reports "A very
delightful time. A. N. Thomson
was seen. The latter is connected
with one of the SWEETEST hotels in
the place being night clerk and is
making very good record at it.
DR.. w. A. Denny, of Washington,
Penna., is here to visit his brother
e. M. Denny. The Doctors family
has been here for some days. He is
very much pleased with Morgantown
this being his first visit and those of
our people who have met him are very
much pleased with the Doctor.
Mr. d. II. Chadwick has returned
to Chicago after very pleasant visit
among his old friends here. AL
though Mr.. Chadwick has been alb
sent for number of years he still
has legion Of friends in Morgan
town who are always pleased to see
him. Mrs. David Chadwick. Master
Vincent and Mis- Mary and Mrs.
VIM. Hagans accompanied him and
will make a visitin Chicago.
Bernie MADEIRA was wonderfully ex.
cited on Tuesday when he killed a
snake on his front porch. He felt
sure that it was "copper" and was
hardly brave enough to stay on the
place after seeing another snake OF
the same kind go under the same
place. He showed the snake to a
couple of young men from town and
they found that it was an ordinary
water snake and about as poison as a
stick. Bernie then regained his nerve
and returned to the house.
DR.. S. L. Boyers, President of the
NJ. E. Conference Seminary, Buck
harmon, came in last night and
preached in the NJ. f. Church. He
was taken suddenly i'll Sunday ev.
ening and has since been confined
at the home of his cousin, DR.. G. F..
Boyers, on the South Side His
trouble is bilious attack from
which he is recuperating rapidly.
His mother, who lives in Mononga-
liza county, has been here with him.
West Virginian.
Prof. p b. Reynolds is back from
a ten days trip. He visited Cornell
University and examined the works
on Philosophy and made a selection
Of books to be purchased for this de
partment at our University. He also
examined the Psychological Labora-
tory with view to selecting appar
atus for work in experimental psy-
chology, which is to be part OF the
course in his department here. He
had consultation with the faculty
of the Sage School of Philosophy in
regard to equipment and methods for
this branch He secured he prom