Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-21
Locals and Personals.

on business Monday morning.
9. w Waddell of the Fairmont
Normal school was here Sunday for a
brief visit.
Commander Brown is improving
very nicely and will soon recover his
usual health 1t is hoped.
John Gregg expects to go with the
party of Pythians TO San Francisco,
/ the last OF this month.
Hu Maxwell who has been sick for
several days is improving and is over
at the office to-day.
THE moon was full last night. A
great many people have been enjoying
lovely moonlight drives.
Politics IN this county will warm
up again next week in time for the
senatorial convention.
THE new addition to the hotel Ma.
dera will add much to their facilities
for taking care of guests.
John Gregg went to Wheeling Mon
| day morning. He took along his lit
tie daughter Lucille for the trip.
MANY persons from here attended
the funeral of Mrs. Weaver at Usage
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Gibson and her daughter Miss
Bessie OF Baltimore who have been
visiting the family of j. Ami Martin
went to Mt Lake Park today.
THE B. & o. announces their usual
Sunday excursion to Pittsburg on
Sunday the 9th. The rate is $3.50
as heretofore.
KEEP in mind the Congressional
Convention on Wednesday and make
your arrangements to attend. 1t is
an important Democratic meeting.
Director James H. Stewart returned
home Monday morning from trip to
Mt. Lake Park and Washington. Mrs.
Stewart remained at Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. Shockey of Winchester, Va,
recently came to Morgantown and is
employed by Darrah Bros. in construc-
tion work on the Price building Front
street
A card from the old home of Fl. L.
Swisher in Hampshire county states
that his parents are improving from
recent dangerous illness, and can now
be up and about the house little.
c. E. Mccoy came down from Fair
mont Saturday. He is now off duty
for his vacation. He says the work
on locks 10 and Is is making very sat
isfactory progress.
G. L. Bretz, General Manager of the
West Virginia Central railroad will
build summer home in the South
Branch Valley in Hampshire county
at place called Trough.
THE Salt Sulphur Water Co. Of
Webster Springs has at last discov-
cred method of bottling the water
of those springs without the loss of
any of its peculiar qualities
I. G. Burchinal who is travelling for
the Acme Publishing Company came
up from Uniontown Saturday, and
went on East in the interest of the
publication department Of the Com
pany.
Miss Campbell, who has been Wis
itor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D
G. Hoffman, left for her home in
Wheeling this morning. She was &C
companied to Fairmont by John Hoff-
man.
G. E. Trembly of Terra Alta, for
mer student in the w. Va, university
has been appointed assistant princi-
pal of the Davis, w. Va, schools.
R. M. Davis of Keyser was made prin-
cipal.
Mr.. HETzEL the new meat dealer
who has the old Hess stand is holding
the old trade of the place and adding
new customers every day. Mr.. Het-
eel is a very practical man and under
stands his business.
Floyd N. Frum who is in charge of
corps Of B. & 0. engineers remodel
ing the yards at Connellsville was here
Sunday. He returned to his work
Monday morning. 5000 is to be
spent in improvements at Councils
vile.
Oscar Gregg took the excursion
down the river Sunday morning TO see
his grandmother, Mrs. Gregg at Cali
fornia, Pa, returning Sunday night.
His grandmother is very old woman
aud his wife has been down with her
for some time.
Mrs. e. j. Tough and daughter
Benna Of Grant district left on the
morning train South to visit Mr.. jeff
Swisher aud wife in Lewis County,
They drove in to Morgantown Sunday
evening and spent the night at the
home of exsheriff Hare.
Rev. Lester Howard preached at the
Presbyterian church Sunday. Very
favorable comments upon his talk are
heard. He is Christian minister,
professor Of Greek in the Biblical In
stitute at Standfordyille, N. Y. He
is student in the Summer school.
DR.. Winship arrived here Monday
morning. He is to give twelve lee
lures this week. The three popular
lectures will be given on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights respec-
lively promptly at eight o'clock. The
subjects will be Praises and Prizes"
Tuesday, 'The Accompanist" on
Thursday and Boys on Friday.
The Mountain Lake Park associa-
tion at their annual meeting last
week elected Mai. J. M. Burns presi-
dent of the annual committee and
Geo. G. Sturgiss one of its members.