Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-09
Locals and Personals.
GER ready to 60 to sabraton.

ALoHAtO LIN VI AAAhCLct
is back to re-enter the University
TAKE your dinner and supper at
Castle Keyser next Sunday.
NEXT week the foot ball yell and
the foot ball rooUer in all his gloty.
HOMES for the homeless is the cry
of those who are back of Sabraton.
THIS is the banner week at Castle
Keyser. House closes Sent. 18th.
SHERATON day tomorrow will be
one of the big days for Morgan.
town.
BIG dance and oyster supper at
Castle Keyser Thursday night, Fri
day night and Saturday night.
Harry C. Dougiase of McKees-
port is visiting his sister Mrs. E. G,
Hornell of this place.
SEE Hirschmans line of new Derby
Hats. The new Fall and Winter
styles are now in.
Ii you want a nice days outing
go to Castle Keyser this week. This
is the last week of the season.
WANTED-House or fat furnished
or unfinished. Permanent. Address
lie. NJ. L.
General delivery.
THE big clearance sale of straw
berry fed chickens and Morgantown
waffies now going on at Castle Key
ser.
DOG" Snyder of Uniontown has
been in town making arrangements TO
come back to school when the Uniyer-
sity opens next week.
A FOUNTAIN pen saves much trou-
BILE. You will,ffnd nearly three hundred
to select from at the Acme. Prices
from one dollar to ten dollars.
THIS will be your last week TO
visit Castle Keyser. The House
will close for the season of 1902
next Monday, September 10Th.
FRANK PRIDE has started work
preparatory to filing IN the approach
es of the Falling Run bridge. He will
begin to place dirt tomorrow and will
work big force of men and teams.
Mr.. S. B. McVicker one of the best
known citizens of the county is lying
at his home on the Stewartstewn road
very i'll Ct typhoid fever. His condi-
tion is very critical. We hope to hear
of his early recovery.
DR.. j. M. Reed has returned from
his "trip extending for nearly two
months to the Pacific Coast. He is
full of the scenes and incidents of the
trip and has been greatly benefited
and pleased with his experience.
PRESIDENT A. w. LoRENTz of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank has sold
his fine residence on South Main Street
to Ed. w. Mcneil who will get inn
mediate possession. The residence is
one of the most desirable in the city.
REV. M. e PECK of Barboursville,
Cabell county will preach the dedica-
tory sermon at the dedication of the
new church at Georgetown next Sun
day. The public is cordially invited to
be present at the services.
MOST everyone knows something OF
Booker t. Washington. You can
learn great deal more about him by
reading his autobiography entitled
Cup from Slavery" This book can be
had at the Acme for $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross of South
Park have lost their ten months old
son of whooping cough and pneu-
monia. The interment took place
at Reedsville today.
Mr.. w. j. Johnson the well known
attorney who was here on professional
business yesterday has made host OF
warm friends in Morgantown. He is
very genial, delightful gentleman
and lawyer Of rare attachments.
Dwight Miller has returned to Fair
mont after short visit here. He will
go to Charleston in few days where
he will spend the winter. Every one
is sorry that he won't be here TO at
tend the University,
For SALE.-A two story six room
| house ON Horror Street, price $2700.
Also a one story two room house on
Poster Avenue, price $500. Apply
to j. E. Cunningham, Greenmont
Boarding house.
THERE will be no street car line on
Bridge street. That has been decided
by the company on account of a petit
tion which has been presented to
council asking the city fathers not to
pc. init the lines to be placed on that
street.
A SPECIAL meeting Of council will
be held this evening. At this meeting
it is hoped to finally dispose of the
street car matter. Some amendments
are asked by the company to the fran
chise which was granted to them
some time ago.
Miss Hannah B. Clarke who was
formerly dean of women at the Uni
versity has been chosen to similar
position in Knox College at Gales
burg, Ill She is well equipped as an
educator and Knox is TO be congratu-
lated upon its acquisition.
u. G. Hawkins is suffering from q
gun shot wound received while HINT
ing the other day. He placed his
finger too near the muzzle of tht
rifle and the explosion ruptured the
end of the finger. The wound was
painful but not a serious one.
Col j. G. Frazer has returned from
an extended visit to England. Mrs.