Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-10
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Pittsburg.
Miss Philips of Brownsville Is Wis
ting Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Gregg.
Mrs. George Vance has heeu SUI
fering from grip for several days.
Lee Hogan is unable to attend TO
his duties at this office on account Of
slight attack Of illness.
Ray McDermott is in town for a
brief visit. This i the first time
that he has been here for some time.
Miss Fannie Frum has returned To
Granville after a visit OF several days
To her sister Mrs. FredalIough at this
place
! Mr.. w. II. Hall Is liking up his lot
| on Sunnyside. A stone wall is being
built around it ard the yard is being
| graded.
Miss Dell Hennen who has been
sick for a long time at her home on
Front street does not recover as fast
as could be hoped for
Rev. r. C. White Of Weston who
has been attending the meeting of the
Presbytery at Fairmont is here to
visit his parents on Snnnyside.
Mrs. j. p, Fitch is quite sick at
her home on Spruce street II is
hoped that she will soon recover her
usual health and strength.
JUDGE Poffenharger will have the
decision in the writ OF error applica-
tion on behalf Of Beatty 10 pass on.
He is expected TO hand down his opin-
ion in day or SO.
| Judge John j. Jackson, of the Uni
ted States District Court, has APP
pointed Attorney B. l.. Butcher, of
Fairmont referee in bankruptcy for
the Marion county district, to succeed
Attorney c. Powell, who resigned last
sail.
/ Mr.. G. w. Gregg will go 10 Mt.
| Clemens, Michigan, tomorrow to take
a months treatment at the famous
springs there for rheumatic trouble
from which he has suffered for long
time. His friends hope that he may
return fully restored.
Miss Bess Douthat will take her Or
chestra to Oakland on June first and
will remain during the season,
The selection Of this orchestra Is a
great compliment to the members
and to the town. They have been
advancing rapidly In efficiency aud
one of the finest organizations in the
state.
State Superintendent Miller has
heard from the insurance adjusters
! and they have decided that there Is
no reason why the entire amount OF
i insurance on the Shepherdstown Nor.
NAL should not be paid and check
for the eight thousand will soon be
received at his office The board will
! meet within short time and let the
contract for the new building which
is to be much better than the old
one.
/ With Private John Allen and Hon.
Joseph Gaines TO speak on Decoration
day there will be warm celebration
i in the old town. Excursion rates
from Fairmont and Connellsville with
| special trains will insure big crwd.
There will be large crowds in on the
boats which will also run excursions.
The affair will be a reunion of both
sides. The differences that have kept
the two peoples apart will be forgot
i ten most thorough ly.
i Mrs. Alice Watts has removed in
to her new location She is in the
place formerly occupied by Walter
Bowie as tn shop and will be glad
to see her customers there. She
has full line of silk shirt waists,
ladies fancy neck wear, ribbons Of
all kinds and many other articles Of
wear for the fair sex. The new
store has been very tastefuliy ar
ranged and is one of the prettiest
| places in town.
A. L. Tory has returned from
Elizabeth, Writ county, where he
had been looking after the building
of new scale board plant. He states
that the plant will be completed to-
day. The new plant is to be much
larger and better than the one that
the company has at Dellslow. The
rest of the mills will be maintained
at Dellslow and Mr.. TORY win re-
main here to look after them. The
scale board mill was removed be-
cause of q scarcity of timber the sup
| ply of which had become exhausted
The three following items are from
the Fairmont Evening Times:
Rev. A. M. Buchanan and Prof. j.
S. Stewart, of Morgantown, are here
attending the meetings of the Par
kersburg Presbytery.
/ Miss Jennie Protzman, and little
Miss Polly Protzman, of Morgantown,
were in town yesterday, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hall.
| Mrs. A. w. Brown and nephew,
Master Donnell Keffer, of Morgan
town, who were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Morrow on Easter Sunday