The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-23

home for the Christmas vacation.
They will remain in Madison.
| Dr. James Evans received recently
La very small, add very pretty French
poodle, which he prizes highly and is
caring for tenderly. The dog had
been shipped a considerable distance
and showed little signs of animation
when it came, but is now as lively as
/ 1t ever was.
| Mrs. Jennie Stewart of this city is
visiting Mrs. II. A, Hartley at King
wood.
Geo c. Rhoades, OF Wheeling, is
here on visit 10 friends during the
holidays
Miss Bessie Hartigan will spend
part OF the Christmas holidays with
friends in Huntington, this state.
Floyd n. Simmons, of the Varsity
eleven, has gone to his home in
Wheeling, to spend the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Lewis A. Ulmer, OF Cleveland
Ohio, left for her home Thursday
morning after spending several weeks
here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank e. Wood.
Prof and MIS-. r. L. morris expect
to go to Huntington to spend the
Christmas vacation with Prof Nor
riss family, who recently moved to
that city.
Miss Rose Howe will not be home
from Memphis, Tennessee, to spend
the Christmas vacation, but will go
to Washington TO visit her aunt,
Miss Emma Boughner.
Jesse Knight and MIR. Jones who
presides at the piano, gave dance
at the post-oflice building Friday
evening for Miss Jessie Hawker, OF
Warrington, who is the guest Of
Miss Katharine Kincaid, in South
Morgantown. About forty members
of the Omego Dancing Club were
present. The affair was the most
enjoys BILE held by the club this
season.
j. c. NJ. Forquer has gone to his
home at Brandonviile to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Thomas Ramage, University stu
dent, is in Connellsville with rela-
tives and friends for the Christmas
vacation.
Boaz B. Cox, who has been studying
medicine 10 Philadelphia, is home
for the holidays after successful
terms work.
Herbert Dent went to Grafton at
noon today to spend the Christmas
vacation with his parents. Juge and
Mrs. M. III. Dent.
Miss Elizabeth Walters, of West
Waynesburg, the well known vocal
list, is home from Morganiown, W.
Va, on a three~weeks' vacation. She
is attending the Conservatory OF
Music connected with the University
there.-W aynesburg Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hayes Moore, of
Folsom, this state, were guests at the
Hotel MADEIRA Friday.
Prof. A. L. Wade, who has been in
Philadelphia for some time past, has
gone to Winchester, Virginia, for a
visit.
S. d. Hirschman, OF New York,
arrived here this morning and will
be in the city several days looking
after bushes matters.
Wayne Miller who has been acting
as assistant city engineer OF Grafton
for the rast four months, has return
ed to his home here and will resume
his studies in the University next
term.
Messrs. 0. A. Ashburn, l.. W. Burns
and f. @. Cook, county Superntend-
ents of Doddridge, Greenbrier and
| Mcdowell counties, returned to their
homes after ten days. work at the
State Superintendent's Office assisting
in the grading of the manuscripts of
those applicants who took the last
series Of examinations. NJ. M. e.
German, assistant in the same work,
has returned to his home in Morgan:
town.-Charleston Gazette.
Capt. Justin Kunkle is at home
again after short visit to Wheeling
and Pittsburg.
Tom Raymond returned Sunday
from Pittsburg where he attended
the banquet of the Sigma Chi Alumni
of that city Saturday night.
Prof. John L. Johnston, j. W.
Reed, L. A. Yeager, and John Lantz
spent Saturday hunting on the Reed
Johnston tract of land in the vicinity
of Paradise. this county. They killed
half dozen quail, about the same
number of rabbits and had lots Of
fun.
Miss TAFT was in Braddock Pa,
Sunday to spend the day with friends.
Miss Mccoy and Miss Alexander, of
Charleston, arrived here Sunday on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Mccoy, q
| W. c. Kunkle is at his home in
holidays with his family.
Frank Cox came back Saturday
from trip of several days to Wash
ington and Baltimore on legaf busi-
ness.
Jack Downey arrived here Sunday
to spend the Christmas vacation.
He is studying medicine at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Harry Garrison is home to spend
the Christmas vacation. He has
been finishing his medical studies
at the University of Pennsylvania
since early in the fall.
Elmer Jacobs and Dave Reay wen
to the Granville vicinity Saturday eve
E ming to take a last shot at the quail
They had fine sport for couple o
hours and brought home ten mic,
t birds.
Fred l.. Shinn has returned HON,
from the University and will remain
here during the holidays. Mr.. Shinl
has only recently recovered from al
attack of typhoid fever, and hi
many friends are glad to note tina
he is now enjoying the best O
health. News.
Lille, little daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Clayton, of Rivesville
died Thursday after brief illness Q
stomach trouble. She was takel
sick last Sunday night and her i'll
ness was OF such severe natur
that nothing could be done to say
the young life. The child was pas
three years of age, was bright an
winsome, and was favor:te with a
who knew her.
FOUR hundred students have bee
enrolled at the Conference Seminar
at Buckhannon and the faculty 8.
poets TO see six hun dred present whe