Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-29
Locals and Personals.

here on a visit Sunday.
The streets are very muddy and
mean. They ought to be eleanes.
! j. w Waters OF Greensburg Pa,
was registered at the Peabody Sun
day.
/ d. G. Reay has returned from
Sutton where he had been for several
days.
Elmer White of Kingwood was
registered at the Wallace house sun
day.
| w. H. HELEN and wife of Union
town were visiting friends here last
week.
Earl Smith of the Fairmont Times
spent Sunday with Morgantown
friends.
f. K. O'Kelly will leave tomorrow
for McHenry where he will spend "a
couple If. weeks fishing.
Frank j. Brock who has been visit
ing in Pittsburg for several days has
returned home
| LABoRERs are not few here but
there are not more than half enough
to supply the demand.
Mr. M. j. Benjamin who has the
contract for thirty houses on the
Peninsula is lying at his home very
sick from fever.
Miss Rose Default of White Day
was visiting friends here from Fri
day evening till Sunday. She drove
! across the country.
Mr.. James n. Davis is expected
home the first of this week. He has
been visiting his daughter Mrs.
Straus at Toledo Ohio.
Miss Ieie Hale and brother Frank,
| of Weston, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Laugheyd on McLane street They
are very popular young people and
are having nice visit.
We are pleased to note that S. S.
Minor who is i'll Of fever at the Harti-
gan Hospital is improving. Mr.. Min
or's many friends will be pleased to
| learn this.
HIRsCHMAN's store will be closed
from o'clock Tuesday evening until
6 o'clock Wednesday evening People
who have business at the big store
will make note of this.
SOME very enthusiastic republican
politicians of this state will know
more after the election even if they
are not SO good looking and have not
SO much money.
Observation-Disclosures Sat
urday Sept. 81 by Rev. G. G. Doug
las at his room on Spruce ST. Miss
Ida f. Conwell and Edward NJ.
Thomas, all of Morgantown.
NOTHING was done on the Beech
urrst paving Saturday as the rain
had placed the avenue in such con
ditiou that men could not work on
it. They are back at it this after
noon however.
Mrs. Ida H. Frost was called to
Greene county this morning to take
care of fever patient in Mr.. William
South's family. Mrs. Frost is very
successful as nurse ana exceedingly
popular She has more applications
th an it is possible for one to fill.
"OUR New Minister comes to Nor
gantown again this evening. This
show 5 remembered by the play goers
as one OF the best shows that has ever
been here There has been fine sale
of seats and the house will be crowded
again.
A practice is being followed here
by some people and there should be
some arrests on account Of it. Big
strong, able bodied men beg from
every enc on the streets. They
want the money to buy liquor. They
make no pretense but that they want
drink. The police should look out
for these fellows aud arrest some of
them for begging.
Several of Kingwood's most accom-
plished young ladies left last week
for Morgantown to enter the Univer-
sity. Miss Jessie Lane is taking the
commercial course and learning tele-
graphy; Miss Mabel Marsden and Bes-
sic Clayton are taking music; Miss
Daisy Jenkins, course in chemistry;
and Miss Mildred Murdoch, typewcit- |
ing, stenography and music. king
wood Argus.
ONE of the residents of Sunnvside
in speaking of the delays in connec
ton with the building of the Fall
ing Run bridge said that what made
him the maddest about it was tear
ing down the old bridge. 1t cause
down the week before Commence
ment There was absolutely no rea
son for tearing it down at this time.
1t could have stood for weeks after
ward. But down it went and it has
not yet been replaced. There is no
telling when it Will be fixed so that |
people came get across the hollow
without the mean trip they have to
make. at present