Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-16
Locals and Personals.


Hu Maxwell has been sick and IN
able to attend TO business for day
or two.
L. b. Wilgus returned home last
evening after stay of a week at At
lantic City.
James Moreland has new boat,
and will enjoy rowing to their farm at
Vanvoorhis this summer.
d. C. Reay has returned from
trip to the southern part of the state
where be had been on business.
Attorney Frank Cox will spend
part of his vacation at Atlantic City,
where the salt sea breezes are sc in
MIGRATING.
CORN dropped III cents per bushel
in Chicago yesterday, yet the fellow
who bought horsefeed didn't notice
any difference in price.
Dir. p. b. Reynolds has been sick
since his return home last week. He
is spending some time now recruiting
at home.
Miss Alice Floyd and Miss Florence
Taylor teachers in the schools Of this
place are at Chautauqua where they
will spend the summer in the school
of methods.
PEOPLE here are indebted to coun
ty Superintendet Mason for the free
lecture by Mr.. Seeds that will be de
livered in the opera house on Thurs
day evening.
DIR. E. II. Coombs will take the
fret vacation from the Monongahela
Valley Bank about August LIST. He
and Mrs. Coombs will spend two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Guseman, Miss Sis Hayes and
Chas Baker will go to Mt Lake Park
by rail Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
ker and their two daughters will start
to drive across the country Friday
morning
The Seneca Glass factory is being
rapidly rebuilt by large number of
workmen. 1t will be run at more
than it's usual capacity when it starts
up again in the Fall.
Ten shares of the stock of Farmers
& NJ erchants Bank were sold yester-
day at $500 per share, the highest
price ever paid for bank stock in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Moreland and
Ia MOS txtapf dOyup tn thair "a RIM n +
| Vanyoorhis today to make some prep
arations for spending Part of the
vacation there.
Geo. H. Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
W E. Glasscock will go from here on
the early train Thursday morning TO
attend the marriage of NJ. L. Brown
aud Miss Duncan in Allegheny, at 4
O'Clock Thursday evening.
ELoPING fever seems to be in the
air. The balmy days of June are
past, and still the youngsters HE
themselves away to some nonr resi-
dent minister and leave the old folks
to nurse their wrath
Mrs. H. NJ Morgan entertained
DtCely lew lduy iiiChuo luCouuy
evening in honor OF her guest Miss
Ruth Harris of Parkersburg. The
visit of Miss Harris is being very
much enjoyed by her friends here.
Mr.. w. l. Ong who had been here
for few days left for his home yester-
day Mrs. Ong is visiting friends in
Nebraska now. Their home is at
Columbus, Ohio, where the boys are
students IN Ohio State University.
THERE is a heavy crop of black
berries in the country up Decker
creek. One man came up from Ran
tal to the berry field, miles and
'ack same day and got 224 gallons
Of berries. They are in their prime
now.
A GREAT many Westl Virginian:
Will visit the Pacific coast this sum
mci. The Wheeling Battery X. OF P
Will go TO San Francisco in speeia
cars to the K of 2 conclave at q
cost Of $4,000. A number OF other:
will go to Salt Lake TO attend thu
Grand Lodge of Elks.
A card from Mr.. Marley an6
Tucker Brooke written at p. IN. OF
Tuesday says they were at Oakland
and would probably walk five miles
, farther that evening. 1t continues
I'VE spent last night at the home o
Mrs Crane in Kingwood and tht
! sumptuousness of her hospitalit,
gave us courage for to day. We ca
everything, sleep well--even on TIN
ground after lunch Expect to ma k,
100 miles tomorrow and to reacl
Charles Town Saturday evening.