Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-06
Locals aud Personals.

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Mr.. +. sennett is a visithr to the
National Capitol this week.
Prof. z. G. McBee, Of Warrington,
came in this morning for a short
visit
Mrs. Roma Gre is very sick. It
is thought she has typhoid fever.
Dr.. p. = Reynolds preached an
attic sermon in the NJ. + church
Sunday morning
Benson Jacobs, wife and son, were
stopping at the Wallace house Sat
urday
4 FULL line Of Reymer' $ chocolate
and Bon Son Candies at W. A..
Ream's new drug store.
RoGERs AND GAILET, imported per-
fumes at " A. Ream's new drug
store.
Room FOR RENT. One front room
furnished Use of bath and gas. One
square from Post ONCE. 225 Cherry
Lane. 36
Mrs. Maggie Houston Of Maids
Vile has been very dangerously i'll of
typhoid fever the past few days.
EVERY one feels jubilant over the
prospect OF Morgantown. Itgets bet
ter all the time.
THERE has been a sharp chill in
the air all day and overcoats have
not been dispised by many people,
THE sessions Of the Board of Ag
rieaIture viii be held n the parlors
Of hotel Peabody.
FALL apples are being offered on
the streets to day by fruit growers
from the country at$1.0o per bushel.
Prof Walter L. Webb engineer in
charge Of street railway survey was
at Uniontown over Sunday with his
vile who is visiting there.
Mrs. N. NJ. Allen, of Bradford,
Pa. is here to visit her husband who
is the superintendent for the Pen
insnla Company
A MEETING of the County Court
viii be held tomorrow to appoint
election commissioners for the com
inc election. November 4th.
WE are pleased to note that there
is some improvement in Miss Maud
South, daughter Of W W. South, OF
TayiortoWn. who has fever,
WANTED-Twenty boys from u
20 is years OF age to work in the
blowing department Of the Morgan
town Glass Works. Apply at the
office
Fox ten days in succession it has
lained This record is one rarely
equally this early in,the fall There
is plenty more rain whers they come
from too
q MEETING Of the Epworth League
of the NJ, g. Church will lie held
this evening to elect officers for the
ne4d six months. A full attendance
OF the members is desired promptly
at Z o'clock
ALL working plants here are crowd
ed with orders and few Of them can
keep up with their work, a visit to
the factories, the offices of builders
and about every other place will dis
close the same conditions.
The first guns of the local Repub
lican campaign were fired at
Dellslow and Cheat. Neck Satur-
day night. The evening was bad
for hunting voters and not much
game was secured
Among those who have gone to the
G. A r. Encampment at Washidg-
ton, are Capt. A. Garrison, Titus
Leuley and wife, e. L. Stewart and
wife, II ID. Hunter, VIM. Fox,
Spencer Snyder. Major Morris, Bazle
Lemley, j. r. Fox, j. N. Hedley,
and A. G. Chapman.
No more football games will be
played here for two weeks and then
the old stars viii be here for their
try with the Varsity The college
lads will go to Columbus next Sat
uiday to play with O. S. q. They
will have hard game over there.
THE new wire glass factory at the
Pump station is nnder roof and is
apparently nearing completion
Glass factories spring up here as by
magic on every side This may soon
he called the glass city of West Yir-
ginia, as well as city of bridges.
Miss Sayres MIlliken, head nurse
at he Harugan Hospital, went to
her home in BrywnsvilIe this morn
ing TO see her brother who has Just
returned from the Klondike gold re-
Qiou in Alaska, after an absence of
eren years The re union will be
pleasant one.
The Icssrs Keck sold last week |
oA the west side four choice lots on
which residences are to be erect
el They sold these lots 70 j. S. I
Lipn, and Jarrett aud Tortney d.
Wade, The first named took two
lots Real estate over there is at
tracing much attention.
fnE Prisoner Of Zenda is one of
the best known plays on the road.
This year it is under the manage
ment ofChipman Brothers, who have
sent us such attractions as Pudiin-
head Wilson. This play comes to
MOrgantOwn in Noyem Der