Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-03
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Persenal Merton or Prominent People
where they are and saw they are.


DR.. d. H. Courtney returned to
Ashury Park yesterday after short
visit home,
Mrs. F.s. Utterback and family who
have been away for some weeks have
returned home.
Miss Villa Butcher, of Fairmont,
is visitor in town having come in
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Reed, of
Wheeling. are guests of DIR. ]. G..
McVicker and sister
Eliza Jeffers has fever and is quite
sick. He is a brakeman on the Nor
gantown & Klngwood railroad
Misses Matte Barb and Bessie
Davis, have returned from Fairmont
where they have been visiting friends
for several days.
w. B. Allison, of Smiths store
returned home yesterday evening
after short vacation and has got
ton down to business again.
Prot Farmer Assistant principal
at New MartinssilIe has entered the
University for short course. He
was here last summer for several
weeks,
Calvin Chips, of Greenmont, who
has been confined TO his bed for sever
al years with rheumatism IS very i'll
and is not expected to live. He has
been greatly afflicted.
Mr.. !. G. Lazelle will leave to NOR
row to join Mrs. Lazzelle who has
gone to Atlantic City. He will 60
by way of Kingwood and take his
son Donald who is visiting there.
Charles Bayles is waiting with pa
thence until the physicians at Balti-
more decide whether or not the dog
which bit him was mad. In case
they decide that IL was real case OF
rabies he VIII go there for the treat
ment but not otherwise.
Miss Elizabeth Curry who has
been elected TO position in the
public schools at this place 10 a res
ident OF Richie county and grad
uate of Broaddus College She
comes highly recommended. All
elections are made conditional upon
passing the examinations which are
set by the board OF examiners.
George Bowers. OF Pittsburg, who
arrived here on Thursday noon train
to bury his baby which had recently
died, was panied 20 find that the baby
was not on the train. 1t had not
been transferred at Connellsville.
Telegraphing down there it was found
that the coffin would be here at five
o'clock. 1t came then anG the inter-
ment was held ia Oak Grove. Mr..
Bowers has had lots Of trouble, bay
ing lost his wife a few months ago.
The baby died after short illness.
WE know thae the people down
Eother and we are going down to NOR.
row to find out II they can play ball.
Lors OF people are knocked out by
a form of dysentery but probably
there are no more affected than there
usually are at this season of the
year
A NUMBER OF people from the coun
try are in to take in the circus to-day.
The eight thirty train was crowded
with people and they have been com
ing in on wagons all day.
THE fish commission should pay
some attention TO stocking the Mo-
nongahela with bass. There would
be lots of fne fishing here with a lit
tie care exercised in keeping the river
stocked.
Two WEEKS from tomorrow the
Democratic county convention will
meet and there are lots Of candidates
for the various places. Nominations
in several cases will be eagerly sought
this year.
THE members Of the Thirtieth reg
iment band have been having very
diversified time OF it since they land
ed In Manila bat nothing serious is
expected to come OF their present
plight
THE remoddeling Of the rooms
above Hirschmans store is well under
way. They will be reached by stair
way from the rear of the store and
will add great deal OF floor space to
the immense amount already at the
disposal Of the firm.
COMPLAINTS have been made TO the
police by the owners Of the merry 20
round that some young toughs have
been interfering with the enterprise
on the Kiger lot. An officer will be
sent down there and some Of the smart
alexis will be given sudden jerk.
CROP reports from all sections Of the
country are more encouraging than
they were a short time ago. The re-
cent rains have been very general and
have added many millions To the corn
aud hay crops not to consider great
1 ruapv ne the smaller thDuVh very inn