Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-13
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Waters.
Mrs L. II. Morgan has hee'i visit
ing itri. nds 10 Fairmont for a week
past
John Mestrezat, Of Connellsville,
is visiting his nephew, Walter Mes
TREAT. Of South Morgantown
IApIEs, see the new Imperial ideal
patent kid shoes for Fall at
Waters g
r. L. Cole will leave here on Sunday
to 90 to Canonsburg where he has ac-
cepted position with the Fort Pitt
Bridge Company. He will be absent
from town all summer.
WATERS carries the largest stock
of shoes in the city.
Col. and Mrs James c. Frazer left
on Saturday morning for Cape Breton,
Nova Scotia, where they will spend the
summer They will no doubt have a
delightful time as their friends hope
they may have.
You can't beat the New Stacy and
Adams shoes at Waters.
A SMALL party of Young ladies
and gentlemen has been gotten up
by Frank L. Bowman, member of
the senior class at the University,
which viii arrive in this city from
Charleroi Sunday. The party will
cone up on one the boats arriving
here about midday.
DR.. Purinton, newly elected presi
dent Of the University. has arranged
to move into the fouse at present
occupied b4 Prof. Reynolds Prof.
REYNOLDS Will take rooms in the Pix
Ter residence on University drive
way.
Charles Jones, brother Of Ebert b.
Jones of this city was visitor to
Morgantown Friday Mr. Jones lives
in Riyesyille, Marion county and is a
cattle buyer.
Jerome VanVoorhis father OF Or.
II. NJ. VanVoorhis Of this city arrived
IN this city from his home in Rose
dale. Greene county, Pa, and will be
the guest OF his son FOR few DAYS.
THE steamer Blanche Edna arrived
here from Point Marion having left
there at 2 o'clock.and arriving here at
with an excursion party for The ball
game.
ON Monday the Adam Jacobs and
Rose Hite will enter The Morgantown
and Pittscurg trade, and the Admiral
Dewey will look after all the business
between Brownsville and Pittsburg.
TUE Edgar Cherry which was dis
abled near Charlero Friday was towed
to Pittsburg Friday evening The
freight on the Cherry was transferred
to tine Rose Hite which arrived 10
this city Friday night at eleven
o'clhck The Woodward will ue laid
up IN Pittsburg Monday for repairs.
HERE is conundrum which "a very
pretty girl in this Town sprung OF an
Old bachelor. ''What two words can
youimake out Of enough-that is not
enough OF course he gave it up.
sWhy one hug, you goose" was the
answer
THE Uniontown papers complain
that the town is infested with thieves.
@ssSdy haven t~tcen scarce there for d
lotF time.
SUMNER visitors are Det 50 numer-
ollsin many places as usual. The
! Par American exposition has taken a
1 greet many and more Of them 90 to
/ the sea shore than formerly.
AFTER Sunday the two rival lines
willstop their competing and the lion
and the lamb will lie down to gether
| In TIE arms of the river combine.
GREEN corn 10 large quantities is
| beitg received in town. The roasting
ears are high in price but they meet
with a ready sale. Green apples are
also being sold. and are commanding
higR prices. Some grocers have been
selling them at forty cents a gallon
but they have come down before the
supply which is coming 10
SUNDAY is the regular B. x O. ex-
cuision day from here to Pittsburg.
Train leaves here at 5:55 a. IN. return
ing at $40. Fare for the round trip
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