The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-13

sister, ne are glad 70 say, mas A.
ranged to remain among as during
the summer and teach select
school Mt White Rock school house.
He will hold night session for the
benefit OF the older ones who cannot
attend during the day. Such an ar
|rangemcnt ought to be profitable to
Mr.. Sisler and beneficial to our citi-
zens We hope those who can will
take advantage Of so excellent an
opportunity to advance their educa-
tion. Mr.. Sisler is fully competent
both to manage and to teach--both
qualities essential to success.
DIR. j. Z. Hawthorne has swung his
single to the breeze and is now in
every particular prepared and quail
fed for the practice of dentistry.
See his professional card in another
column. DIR. Hawthorne is located
in the rooms recently vacated by
DIR. Kramer, with whom he studied
for several months, finishing his
course at a Kansas City College.
He solicits share Of the public pa
tronage and is sure to give satisfac-
ton. Success, to you, Ed.
Mrs. DIR. Black, of Blacksburg,
Va, and Mrs. C. L. Robinson, of
Pasadena, Cal, sisters of Mrs. DR..
White, of this place. with Mrs. Rob-
ison's daughters, Misses Una, Lucille
and Fannie. all of whom have been
visiting here for several weeks, left
Tuesday for Washington, ID. c. At
ter visiting at that city for a few
days they will proceed to Mrs.
Blacks home to spend the summer.
Plant Shade Trees.
April % has been fixed upon as
the day for planting shade trees
throughout the country, and it would
be wise for the people of Morgantown
to observe the precedent. The move
is good one and like charity, should
begin at home, but, again like chart
ty, it should not end there. We
hope the people Of Morgantown are
alive to the fact that shade and 9TH
er trees not only beautify the homes,
keep away by their foliage excessive
heat, but induce better values to the
property so planted. This is
evident from the fact that persons
coming here to buy property invaria-
bly, prefer a home surrounded by
shade trees. Take a walk through
the principal streets of Morgantown
and you will find that charm is
added to those places where there is
an abundance of shade. This is par
ticularly true in the long heated and
dry terms which We sometimes expert
ence. The trouble is to make peo-
pie believe these truths and give the
matter the attention it deserves and
if the NEW DOMINION could induce
property owners to think, think sell
fishly, of the greatly enhanced value
Of their lots by a small outlay ia the
way of trees we are sure they would
spend few dollars spring and fall
for this purpose. No man will re-
fuse to buy a plat of ground or a
house and lot fringed with trees be-
cause there are such growing upon
it but many an intended purchaser
will decline buying piece of proper
ty, Gotten not knowing why he does
so, but not liking the general effect }
Just because it is not adorned with
trees. BY all means plant trees and if
you do not get the benefit thereof for
some years your children. will and
will bless You for your thoughtful
ness. Everybody who has not trees
is included as those who should take
this advice and act upon it, and we
hope to see April %, 1889, in Nor
gantown a day which will cause fu-
ture generations to remember us
kindly because of splendid shade
trees