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


tlf. Lindsay of Pittsburg is visit
ing his bfother-in-law Prof. A. W.
Eofentz.
Mrs. Waitman Bsrbe who has
been at Palatine visiting earne back
on Friday morning.
E. J. Eddy who has been in town
for several days has Zone home leaving
on Friday morning.
>. w. Paul state mine inspector
passed through Mofgantown on his
way South on Thursday evening.
Miss Villa Brand who has been
visiting in Washington for a month
or more has returned to Morgan
town.
Miss Title Bernhardt of Uniontown
is here the guest of Misses Ruth and
Lucy Wood and will remain until af-
ter Commencement.
Miss Ada Wade one of Morgan
towns favorite young ladies who has
been in Buckhnnnon for the past
year returned home to-day.
Frank Maynard has been cotiifned
to his room for several days on ac-
count Of a sprain that he received in
the gymfiaslum while exercising.
We are pleased to note that Geo.
NJ. Stops who is at his home in
Greene county, Pa. sick is recovering
nicely and will soon be able to resume
his duties again.
+. A. Hennen is back from Wheel
| ing where he has been in attendance
on the meeting Of the State Under
takers. The reports of the meeting
state that the members had one Of
the best times ever enjoyed by state
meeting in the city.
w. J. White adiutant of the First
Regiment West Virginia Volunteers
has returned from Parkersburg where
he went to be present at the presenta-
ton Of silver loving cup to the Col
onel of the regiment B. d. Spillman.
All of the officers of the regiment at
tended the affair which took place at
| the Blennerhassett Club on Thursday
night.
Mrs. NJ. H. Dent, OF Grafton, is
here to spend Commencement week.
w. III. Conway, of Fairmont, was
an arrival on the morning train Sat
urday.
Miss Olive |. Hodges is visiting
Prof L. +. Hodges and will remain
for week or more.
Ben Rice is another of the flood of
Commencement visitors who came in
ON Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W., Wright OF
Elizabeth Writ county, are here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Kidd.
Mrs. George Rogers who has teen
visiting her mother at Charles Town
is back at her home at Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mills are going
to housekeeping on the third floor OF
the Aaron Carlow block on Main
street.
Harry Google stopped off to spend
short time at home on his way back
TO Moundsville to his duties on the
Pipe Line.
| Rev. j. G. Amber recently rector
of the Episcopal church at Elkins
has gone to Japan TO again take up
missionary work.
Rev. o. G.. White having attended
the Commencement exercises at Beth
any is now back here to take in the
closing days of the big school.
Miss Louie Harvey who has been
teaching at the West Liberty Normal
since the opening Of the Spring term
has returned to Morgantown.
| Mrs. Pierce has been at Mountain
Lake for a few days visit but has re-
/ turned home to be present during the
remainder of Commencement.
M. E. German who has been at
Benwood all winter serving as prin-
cIpal in the Public Schools at that
place has returned to Morgantown.
| DR.. A. G. Hall, the dentist, and
family, will move from this place to
Grafton next week which will be his
permanent home. He has purchased
an interest in the Arlington Hotel
Clarksburg News.
| Prof. Deahl who was formerly one
OF the faculty at the West Liberty
Normal is here to take in the sights
and sounds of Commencement. He
his been attending School at Colum-
bia for the last year.
Prof. Charles j. Miller, of the
Shepherd College faculty, has conclud-
to attend the summer quarter of the
West Virginia University at Morgan
town. He will take special courS
in physics and chemistry. Shepherds
town Register.
Prof. Il. + Hodges who has been
at Fairmont for several days as one
of the instructors in the county
teachers institute in progress at that
place. came in on Friday after
noon having finished the perform
ance of his duties at the institute.
A. l.. Post, of Barbour county,
who was chosen as Fellow in Chem
istry for another year will not re-
turn to the University to accept the
position having received the lender
of several other places that are bet
ter. He has been offered the place
made vacant on the faculty OF the
Methodist Seminary at Buckhannon
by the resignation of L. w Taught
who is going to Harvard to attend
school next year.
One of the most deserving young
mon atfapdipU tho ITnivarsity this
year is j. w. Clark who took part
in the preparatory contest Saturday
evening. This was Mr.. Clark's
first effort before the public and al
though he did not win one of the
prizes, his defamation WAS very
creditable one. He lives about five
miles from Morgantown and boards
at home; but in spite of this has
been one of the most regular in his
classes.
Miss Mamie Busy of Mt. Nor
ris will be the guest of Mrs. L. N.
Smith during Commencement.
Rev. l. A. Barnes is back from
Richie county where he has been no
business connected with the Confer
ence of which he is president.
Mrs. F. B. Bannister and son
Raymond have returned from Wis
it to her old home at Ypsilanti.
They were met in Pittsburg by Mr..
Bannister who came home with them.
Mrs. |. G. White is back from