The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-28

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court. Mr.. Sperry is very excellent
gentleman. His Morgantown friends
are always pleased to sea him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ii. Boyd and
little daughter. of Galva Illinois, are
guests of Mr.. James aud Miss Ann
Rogers. They have numerous other
friends here
Clyde Stewart left on Friday noon
for Charleston where he goes to spend
sometime with his brother T. ID. b.
Stewart. He may not return to Nor
gantown this summer.
Henry NJ. Nelly has gone back To
Parkersburg after staying here a few
days. He will go back to the Point
in a couple OF months and resume his
studies graduating in the class of '01.
Henry Moreland has gone home but
the chances are that he will be back
IN Morgantown within very short
time. He may re-enter the UNIVERSE
ty for the summer quarter.
Max Boyers is back from the
school for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
at Romney. He was a member of
the graduating class and made
very good record while in school. He
is a son of Melville Boyers
N. P. Smith and family have gone
to Bruceton where they will spend
the summer. They make yearly
trips to that section of Preston to
put in the heated term and will of
course have most delightful time.
Rufus West went to Philadelphia
on Saturday afternoon and will en-
ter the Spring Garden Institute
where he will study all summer He
is an ambitious young man and has
succeeded admirably in his efforts to
advance himself.
Miss Mary Gregg will depart on
Wednesday for Chicago to spend
month with Misses Hattie and Calle
Hagans. Mrs. L. r. Wiley, of
Washington, will go at the same
time They will meet at Connells-.
vile and make the trip from there
together.
c. N. McWhorter the popular
base ball and foot ball player has
gone to his home at Lcwisburg. He
will be back early in the fall to help
the foot ball team maintain the pres
ent high record of the organization.
He will play at quarter again next
year.
Regent James M. Lee will remain
in Morgantown for a couple of
months and will enter the Universe
ty for short course. He will not
resign from the boards of regents
until he leaves the state perman-
emily which will be later in the sum-
mer. Until then he is still citizen
of the state and will hold the posi-
ton.
The two paragraphs following are
from the Charlestown Free Press:
Our talented young friend Fl. b.
Davenport, Jr., of the Clay county
bar, who has been spending few days
at his old home here, has returned to
Clay G. II.
Mr.. Braxton Davenport, son Of Col.
Fl. B. Davenport, OF this vicinity,
prominent young lawyer of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been quite sick for two
months past, but we are pleased to
learn has been nearly restored to
health.
B. f. Lughlin has gone to Deer
Park Md, where he will spend the
summer.
w. K Hoffman arrived mere Satur-
day evening to remain day or two.
Major James Bell returned this
morning from a brief trip to Fair
mont.
Mr.. G. d. Allebaugh is back from a
business trip through Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Prof. Ross Jones has gore to his
home at Grafton and will not be back
at MorgantowTf for some weeks.
Hugh M. Simms, who has been an
assistant teacher at Marshall College,
Huntington, returned home yesterday
morning. He will leave shortly for
Morgantown and take course in
llaw.--CharlestOn Gazette.
DR.. p. II. Strauss, of Toledo arriv-
ed here on Saturday to spend few
days with his wife and little son who
have been here for some time. The
Doctor had been on short trip North
to the AdisOndock mountains.
Miss A. ", Wilson and Miss Matte
v. Dorsey, who have been doing mis-
sionary work in Mexico for the past
nine years under the auspices OF the
Woman's Board OF Foreign Missions
OF the M. E. Church, South, have re.
turned to their homes in Charlestown,
having come direct from Guadalajara,
Mexico. They were eleven days max
ing the journey.
Mr.. s. ID. Hirschman has returned
East after spending couple of weeks
here combining business with pleasure.
Mrs. Somehow and little daughter
Henrietta accompanied him and will
remain for some time at the Hirsch-
man summer house on Long Island
where Mr.. Somehow will join them
later for time. Many people regret
that we cannot have Mr.. Hirschmau
with US all the time.
Miss Carolyne Morris, Of Morris
Cross Roads is visiting friends in
town and will remain the resS Of the
week
| Mrs. Warren Jacobs, Of Waynes
burg, il visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
| Bower and win remain for several
days. She il neice Of Mr. Bower.
Misses Lillian and Blanch Hackney
| who have been serving as members ot
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