The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-07-12

Prof. B. G. Bondurant of Bethany
who is one OF the fellows appointed
last quarter is here to enter the Uni
versity for the summer. He was here
last year and will be remembered by
many Of our people.
DR.. w. T. Wiley, of Baltimore, is
at home tosspend his summer vaca-
tion very much to the qualification of
his many friends. We are pleased to
note the rapid and substantial advance
he has made in his profession and ex-
pect great things from him in the
future.
Col. r. Z. Fast has gone to Web
ster Springs where he will spend some
time for the benefit of his health.
The colonel has been in better health
recently than he has been for a long
time before and we hope that he may
gain added yigor during his stay In
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. French Miller. of
Marion county who have been visiting
Mrs. Miller's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jamison, on Sunuyside have
returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Davis who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Coombs have returned to their
home in Allegheny.
Mrs. Sanford Pickenpaugh, OF
Front street, one of the oldest ladies
of the community, is very ILL., Her
friends are quite apprchensive of the
result.
Col. Chill Hazard of the Monon
gahela Republican who was stricken
with paralysis on Monday is still
unable to resume his duties and
may be permanently disabled. We
hope that this may not prove to be
the case.
Earl Williams, son of U. B. Will
liams, OF Grafton, W. Va, has been
made chief clerk to George w. Martin,
trainmaster of the b. & o., Baltimore
division, succeeding Clarence M. Gear
hart, who has been made chief clerk
to Assistant Superintendent Galloway.
Cumberland Independent. Will
liams was formerly student here and
will be remembered by many of ouI
readers.
w. w. Hayes who has charge of
the finances of the Chadwick Day
exercises is hustling to get the mon
ey affairs of the event in shape and
they are in the most competent hands
to be found in town. He will devote
a large part of his time to the mat
ter He was playmate of the Cap
tain and is taking a very lively in.
terested in the matter.
Russell Morris of the University has
been busy for the last few days In
making arrangements to place guages
in the rivers OF Monongahela and
Cheat to measure the flow of water
from these streams. 1t was at first
thought that it would be impossible
to measure the flow on account Of the
| sluggish current in this river but the
attempt will be made. Morris will
have charge of the affair acting under
direction of the United States Govern
ment which is making the test. Nc
better selection than this could have
been made for the work in hand.
Prof. Lee Smith is one of the
distinguished students attending
the summer quarter at the Universe
ty. Prof. Smith has been superin.
tendent of the city schools of Union.
town for six years past and has just
been elected again for term Of
three years. He is a scholarly gen
tleman genial and companionable
and has delighted all our people who
have made his acquaintance
Miss Pauline Woolery has returned
home after visit in Warrington.
Miss Carrie Dent of Grafton has
entered the University. She will
graduate at the end of the present
quarter
Prof. A. R. Whitehill has gone to
Beaver to spend day or so with his
family who are staying there this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Grant and
daughters who have been over Cheat
for a couple of weeks at the Cheat
Canyon Club House have come int
town.
G.. e. Anderson of LatTobe who has
been in Morgantown since Commence
ment has gone home. He was mem
Der of the graduating class at the
University.
The two paragraphs below are from
the Webster correspondence of the
Grafton Leader:
o. f. jenkins of Morgantown who
has been the guest Of relatives here
for several days returned home where
he expects toattend the summer quar-
ter at the w. Va. University
| Mrs. Leona Tapp OF Harrisville,
who has been visiting relatives at this
place for the past week returned home
Friday accompanied by Miss Cordit
West who expects to visit in Harris
/ vile for a few weeks.
| Frank b. Bannister and CLARK
Pickenpaugh have gone to Pitts
burg for short stay.
| Prof. A. r. Whitehill is back from
a visit to his family who are spending
the summer at Beaver, Pa.
! Chauncey Huston went to Fairmon,
on Sunday to attend the funeral of tn,
| late Mrs. E. B. Davis. He drove
overland and returned at night.
i George Sansbury of Cumberland
who is associated with Elmer ia
cobs in an Office at that place cam'
in on Saturday to spend sunday.
Mr.. William Simpson one of ou
well known old citizens who lives il
Greenmont is very low and it il
Thought cannot live very long. II,
has been an invalid for several years
His disease is dropsy.
John Wiley assistant County
Clerk is taking two weeks yaca
, tiop and will not be in the Office un
til the end of that time He will i'm
prove the opportunity to get his ha,
} harvest finished.
Nj L. Brown came back from
Halleck and remained in town owe
Sunday. He will leave again fol
that place this evening. The con
dition # his wife is slightly improv
ed but she is still very low.
T. D b Stewart, Of Charleston
who has been holding commission
in the company of National Guard
at that place has been transferre'
to the staff and his place filled b,
promotion of the second lieutenant