Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-02
Locals and Personals.

new shapes at Hrschmans.
William Malcolm has accepted a
position in Fairmont and will re-
move to that place shortly.
FAIRMoNT and Fairview were to be
pitted against each other for glory
and gold this afternoon in baseball
game
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. McGregor OF
Parkersburg who have been visiting
her mother left at noon to-day for
their home
HAVE you ever worn the University
shoe for men? The shoe that gives
you s. value fos $3.50. If not start
now, Hirschmans.
THE Grafton correspondents are
enterprising fellows. They hurried
the list of NJ. P. appointments out
of the city into daily papers every
where, nit. 1t is wonder that they
don't wake no occasionally
ELEVEN soldiers have deserted
one of the Parkersburg companies
and come home. They had become
tired OF life on the raging New river.
The sheriff has been directed TO col
lect them and jug them.
Miss Pauline E. Wiggin. the new
librarian and DIR. j. NJ. Callahan,
professor of European History are
here ready to take up their work in
connection with the University. They
are new additions to the faculty.
COUNTY Commissioner Beth Jen-
newine will at the present term OF
the county court try to induce the
court to drill we'll on the court
house grounds in order to provide
better water for the people who
come to court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snyder ar
rived this morning from the Pacific
coast where they had been on an ex-
tended tour. Several other mem
bers of the party have not yet
reached home but are expected in
shortly.
THE new steamer Columbia built
for the Monongahela Pack ct
Company will be the largest and finest
boat ever on the Monongahela. The
boat is in Pittsburg now receiving the
finishing touches and will soon be
put in commission
DUTCH SHANEs has been in mis-
chief again. This time he tried TO break
out of the jail at Waynesburg where
he had been confined for some time.
He was detected and his saws taken
from him. Shanes is a slick article
and it is always good plan to keep
an eye on him.
WE are pleased to note that the
M. p. conference has returned Rev.
| G. G. Douglas to the church in this
place. Mr.. Douglas has become
very much endeared to his congre-
cation and is beloved by the COM
munity in general.
THOSE who want the completed
maps made by the geological survey
can get them for a small fee. DR.. l.
c. White can tell about the maps
and the charges attached to getting
them The maps are up to date and
very valuable. They are supplied
at very low cost.
THE bridge to be built from the
lower end of High street will cause a
great deal Of growth in the section of
town to be reached by it. The struc-
ture viii be erected at private expense
but will be given up TO the use of the
public.
McLane street in South Morgan
town has been paved. This work was
done by Dean and Hoffman who have
been doing great deal of paving in
town and they have been doing it
right. This firm is all right and the
members Of it have the confidence of
the people of the town.
T. w. ANDERSON has received a
check from the Franklin Insurance
Company for 5000 in full for insur-
ance on the house of William Hall OF
the west side This residence was
struck by lightning and burned some
time ago Payment was made with
in sixty days. Mr.. Anderson says
that all claims on this company are
paid in full this year.
HEART rending stories of the
evections on New River are being
told One of them is to the effect
that while a miner and his wife
wsre attending the funeral of their
only child, their household goods
were thrown out into the road. An
other one is of woman and her two
days old babe being placed out OF
doors contrary to the warning of
her physician. Such acts do not
reflect credit either on the owners OF
the property or the officers carrying
out the orders.
Mrs. L. NJ DERING has gone east
to be gone for week or ten days.
Miss Grace Dering accompanied
here and will remain for some time.
Mrs. Dering on this trip will visit
Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York and will
purchase splendid line of millinery
far eclipsing any thing she has
hitherto attempted in this line. The
fall openings are about due ard
when she gives her exhibit it will
attract hundreds of beauty loving
ladies to her popular store. Only
the best IS to be bought and no low
quality goods will find a place on
/ her shelves