Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-11
Locals and Personals.
CouNcrL meets to night.

JoSepu MduIRhu duH wife Oh m0HtS-
sen, Pa, spent Sunday IN the city.
George Poundstone Of Masontown,
Pa, has been in town on visit
| D. S. Brewer of Cassyille was here
Saturday.
READ the new advertisement of J.
u Kellar ~ Co.
H. L. Swisher spent Sunday at
Mt Lake Park.
jim Sample spent Saturday and
Sunday at Fairmont.
Work is being hurried along on
the locks aud dams up the river
! D. G. Huffman went to Pittsburg
on the early train Monday morning.
THE Grand Lodge meeting d. 2.
0. Elks opens at Salt Lake to-mor-
row.
Miss Anna Toynber, of South
Park, united with the NJ. +. church
at Sundays service.
Col. w. II. Conway and Lindsey
Peddicord, of Fairmont, are in the
city today on business.
Miss Maud McVicker has return
ed from three weeks visit to friends
at Fairmont and Grafton.
f. G. Fowler, J. B. Dimmick and
c. B. Frum of Little Falls. were reg
istered at the Wallace House Sunday.
MoRGANrowN has some az nice
moving automobiles and loeomobiles
as can be found in many of the larger
cities.
NAVIGATION has been resumed
regularly on the Monongahela The
repairs at lock No. 8 have been
completed.
r. 5. Laughrey, who has been at
Mt. Chateau for some time, returned
to his home at Connellsville this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Rambo, solicitor for the Bell
Telephone Co was here for a few
days recently looking after the bus
mess of his company.
Miss Collett of Beverly is in
charge Of President Purinton' office
during his absence. Her brother
Albert Ccllett is away on vacation.
Mrs Lucy a. and Miss Livinia
Treat who have been visiting the fam
| lily of Seymour Treat of South Park left
Monday morning for Youngstown,
Ohio.
Capt, John Fisher, of Fairmont,
and others will ship four carloads of
cattle from this point Wednesday
The cattle 90 to Philadelphia.
WHILE it may be as dry IN Par
kersburg as reports represent. it is
the first indication anybody ever
heard that Parkersburg was a dry
town.
Prof. Barbe is at Hinton this week
representing the University among
the teachers of Summers county.
He will return about the middle Of
the week.
Glenn Hunter and Fred Richard
son are making arrangements to go
for tramp and hunt along the
the Greenbrier river leaving here
Oct. II.
Mrs. Ruth Stevenson of Parkers
burg, who has been the guest of her
brother, Mr. A. G. Wood and his
family here for week past, retuned
to her home Monday
THE work on the new wire glass
plant progresses rapidly. The re-
tanning wall and a portion of the
foundation have been completed and
the grading is well under way.
John Kelley, who was a delegate
from the West Virginia University
Y. NJ. G. A. to the convention at
Plainiield, Mass, has returned home.
Charleston Mail.
IT is reported that a second opera
house is to be opened at FaTmont to
be known as the "Union Theatre. 2
A building is now being erected that
will be used, 1t is said, for this puF-
pose.
Capt. Parker of the post office de-
partment who was to have been here
Saturday to adjust rural route No.
3, failed to arrive ON account of some
delay in his trip. He will be here
some time this week to make the
necessary changes.
Attorney Geo G. Baker and a
number of the creditors of Maj.
keener who are represented by Mr.
Baker went to Uniontown Monday
morning to visit him. In the event
that settlement is effected with
the Pennsylvania creditors, the Mon
ongalia creditors will try to get
their share The Maj. arrived at
Uniontown Saturday night.
THE foundation work for the new
bridge to Sunnyside IS completed and
ready for the steel bridge. Mr.. Printz
the uperintendent says work will be-
gin on this ia about two weeks and
will require about four weeks for COM
pletion The stone abutments are
now ready for the ell to be made at
each approach and whoever has this
work to do might be doing 1T now, so
| there will be no delay ia getting tie
bridge ready for travel promptly. The