Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-03-23
ABOUT 0uK FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and now they are.


mumps.
Mrs. Emil Schultz has gone to
Pittsburg for visit ofseveral days.
Aubrey Romine has been confined
to the house Tor week or more with
mumps.
Miss Maud Sennett who has been
suffering from grip all this week is
able to be out again.
Rev l. A Barnes returned from
Beverley this morning and will oeea-
Ply his pulpit Sunday.
Prof. Waddell of Fairmont is here
to spend short time visiting. He
likes TO come back to Morgantewn
where he spent several years as a
student.
solomon Il. Hogue, a. NJ, Ph. D.,
leading Educator of Pennsylvania
and a graduate of Cornell University
is visiting our city over Sunday. at
the Wallace House.
Russell Huston has captured an
other large pike. The second one
weighs twelve pounds and while not
as large as the hrst catch it is very
fine fish. 1t was caught at the same
place, the mouth Of The creek as the
tifst one.
Nora b. Hogue Il Co., have opened
a mantua making establishment at
lS5 Walnut street and in connection
will carry complete line of Ladies
Furnishings and Millinery goods.
They will have an opening Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, 25th, Goth
and 9th. Don't fail to see their
display of ready to wear and fancy
dress hats.
MEssRs. Harner and Jennewine as
committee on the part Of the county
court have let the contract for two
steel deck bridges in Union district
over Morgan's run. They are TO be
supplied by the Charles Town bridge
company and are to be placed in posi-
tion early in the summer The policy
OF the court is to build bridges where
ever they are needed and this policy Is
regarded as very wise one.
| Manager Brown has gone ca t
and will while away arrange several
games with eastern colleges. He
wants TO take the team on an cas-
tern trip during the coming season
and is confident that the men will
make credltable showing il it is
done. They won an even number
of games with those lost on their
eastern trip and can do better the
next time.
/ Miss Mary Semans held her MILL
merry opening on Thursday and Friday.
The store was crowded and large
amount of the stock was disposed Of.
While the opening was In progress the
store was a bowor Of beauty being
deliberately decorated. One OF the
windows was decorated in pink and
presented very pretty appearance.
There are still many pretty and Sly
! lish hats in stock and those who have
not yet selected their spring hats can
do 40 better than to call at the store
on Walnut street.
EVERY thing seems to be giving
away to the Elks benefit to be given
on Tuesday evening. Manager Swish
er is entitled to and will receive the
thanks of all for his interest in the
matter
r. +. L. ALLEN as administrators
will sell the personal property of P.
| III LaoIy lnnnocnJ 81 btc lafa raoi
dence on the West Side on Saturday
the Both. There will be a consider
able amount of property of various
kinds offered
JUDGE Masons decision in the j.
| Watson VS. Fairmont Suburban Street
Railway injunction case today was In
favor of the plaintiff. The Injunction
prohibits the construction OF the line
through Locust avenue, and along the
property OF j. K. Watson, unless the
street is widened. The case will be
carried to the Supreme Court.
IT is said that the powers Of eth
er man or woman are developed five
fold by working with life compan-
ion who is in entire harmony. The
ideal wife as rule has it in her
power to make the ideal husband
What constitutes the ideal wife
discussed in an extremely able arti-
Gle by Lavinia Hart in the April
Cosmopolitan.
WORK has started on the founda-
tions of the new armory building.
This building is badly needed and
it should be pushed along with the
new mechanical building. While
there is little real hurry for the Ii
brary it has received all the atten-
ton and the others which are really
demanded at once by the best inter
ests OF the school have been neglect
ed.
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