Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-25
A Dance Tonight.


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A Dance Tonight.
Arrangements are being made for
a rather elaborate dance to be given
at the Wallace House tonight. The
music will be furnished by Mrs.
Hartigan's orchestra. Since the re-
fusal to use any University building
to dance in the students have select
ed the next best place. The patrones-
ses for tonight are Mesdames Wat
son, Fast, Hirschman, McLane.
Brown and Hayes. 1t will be at
tended by about thirty couples.
THE summer weather we had isn't
here anymore. This is decided taste
of winter.
ALREADY people are beginning to
talk of Christmas and the holidays.
Christmas occurs one month from to-
day.
THE condition of Mr.. Thomas Stag
gers, who has been confined in the
hospital at Weston, is much improved
his friends will be pleased to learn.
lie is fast gaining in weight and his
mind is much better
The Fortnightly Club will meet
this evening at the home of Presi-
dent Raymond. The members are
requested to meet promptly Mt s
o'clock. Rev, Mr.. Leech will read a
paper Oh Edgar Allen Poe
MoRGANTowN always had famous
hotels for a town of its size and
right well they are keeping up their
aid time reputation 1t is a matter
of remark that better ones are not
found anywhere
Miss ADA LEE MAPEL will give a
talk to the Woman's League Satur-
day afternoon, November Goth, at 3
O'Clock, on Student Life at Rad
cliffe." The public is cordially in
vited to attend. This talk will be
given at the Baptist church.
In speaking of the reelection of
Capt. E. A. Billingslea as secretary
of the | o. O. F.,the Wheeling Reg
lister says: ''E. A. Billingslea was
unanimously reelected secretary, a
compliment richly merited. His
election was pleasing to newspaper
reporters, who appreciate his court
eous treatment
It. w. ANDERSON has secured an
option on the VIM. A. Watts lot at
Main street and Bumbo Lane the
price being $10,250. 1t is for the
Methodist church. The lot extends
from Main to Spruce street and will
enable the church people to sell off
two lots in the rear of the church.
This location should please those who
want the church on Main street and
it is really splendid place. Should
the purchase be made Mr.. Watts is
to give $3.50. toward building the
church.
The local newspaper is necessity
to success in advertising. It's pecul-
lar field can never be entered by any
other class of publications, and there
fore, 1T possesses qualities as a medi-
UNI which can never be wrested from
III. Inere Is scarcely family in the
land into whose home a newspaper of
some description does not find it's
way. The members Of that family
may never look inside the covers of
magazine, but they experience SEN
sation of loss if their newspaper fails
to reach them.
The little trite saying that has
been applied to SINNERS Tavern at
Fairmonr 'syou can't beat it unless
you cheat must be true for the rea-
son that it has not been beaten. The
place holds its own against all corners
and every indication is that it will
continue to do so. Mr.. Williams,
the proprietor is natural hotel man
and Mr.. Alex Robb, the chief clerk
is an ideal man in his position. Both
gentlemen are deservedly popular with
thousands Of people and the travelling
public generally very wise never trades
off an old tried friend for new un-
tried one. That's one reason they
hold their trade.