Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-28
Local and Personal

mo MokE tEdSu must De burned
under the South Park bridge.
SEVERAL of the chronic loafers are
now doing their spring whiting.
WORKING men patronize friends of
Union Labor. See pages two and five
IT will probably not be very long
until the Iron City will have another
chance to take the center OF the stage
A LETTER received here states that
a son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
William w. Dering, of Louisville, Ky.
A WELL known Third ward man
suggests for council in this ward j.
M. Bell, w. C. MeGrew, Bert Baker
and NJ. S. Garrison.
DoN'T forget the glass workers
ball on next Monday evening. The
affair will be one oil the notable So
cial events of the year in town. Fine
music has been secured for the event.
The rain has sprinkled the streets
and put an end for the time being to
the dust which had been getting
next to everybody who had to be on
the streets.
AFTER the next drill night OF Com
pany L the company will drill every
week on Thursday nights. It is ex-
peeted to get the men into the best
of shape for the April inspection.
j. J. Wharton has started work
on the two houses over at the lock
across the river. These houses will
be occupied by the lock tenders.
They are to be completed early this
summer
THE glass workers ball on next
Monday evening will be very well
attended and all who go will have a
fine time of it. The members of the
union will see to it that nothing is left
undone that might add to the pleas
ure of the evening.
On Thursday night a slight rain
began TO fall and this has continued
all day Friday. It would not be
much Of surprise for it TO turn into
a cold spell as the time of year is a
little too early for Us TO expect spring
to come and stay.
Mrs. J. C. NJ. Floyd who has been
visiting her daughter Miss AItai
Floyd has returned to her home at
Steubenville While here she was
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. James S.
Stewart.
Clarence d. Fowler, of Hoard, and
Annie NJ. Casey, Of Fairmont, were
granted marriage license at I'm
iontown this week Eli F. Walls, of
Pisgah and Mary NJ Rockwell, of
High House we're also favored with a
permit to wed.
John Sldwell, of Point Marion was
in town last night on his way home
to Point Marion. He left this morn
ing for that place. While in Fair
mont he was robbed by Clate Jolllffe
as related in this paper yesterday
lie recovered his papers.
Mr.. S. NJ. Prince, of the Charles
Town Bridge company came in this
morning. He says that he does not
knowwhen construction of thewagon
bridge over Falling Run will be com
menced. 1t is cinch that it should
not be much longer delayed on ac-
count of the weather.
Miss Bessie Sterling of Masontown
was married to Amadee L. Johnson
of Brownsville at Uniontown on
Thursday. The cermony occurred at
the home Of Bruce Sterling brother Of
the bride. Miss Sterling has been a
visitor in Morgantown and has many
friends here. The young couple will
make their home at Brownsville.
QUITE bunch OF real estate trans
fers have been brought in for record
during the past few days. The form
er owners are anxious to have them
recorded before the first of April in
order that they may get out of pay
ing taxes on the property which
they have sold
In nearly every case in which land
is sold any where in the county now
adays you will find in the deed that
the coal has been reserved. A few
years ago people paid no attention
to the coal but they are very solicit
tous about it now. The demand for
this mineral has made 1T worth while
to look out for it.
Jno. f. McClane returned from Okal-
homa to day where hehad been to bring
his grand mother back. Last sum-
mer Mrs. McClane went to that ter
ritory with her son but her new sur
roundings were not to her liking and
she decided TO return TO West Vir-
ginia. Mrs. McClane is 80 years Of
age and it is not a wonder that new
surroundings were not congenial.
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