Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-26
Locals and Personals.


Mrs. L. S. Layton returned to her
home in Pittsburg yesterday after a
visit of week with Morgantown
| friends.
DIR. Fl. Samuel is still at the Wal
/ lace House and will be there to-mor-
row All who wish to see him about
their eyes should call at once.
DR. H A. Jarrett Of Grafton was
injured slightly in jumping from a
second story window at Shinston
during the recent fire.
Miss Jennie Arnett who has been
so i'll for more than two weeks past
is improving and was able to sit up
to day. She hopes to be able to at
to attend to business soon again.
DIR. M. Z. Gardner and wife have
gone to Baltimore for a two weeks
vacation and to visit their numerous
friends. During the Doctors alb
senee Dr. Edmundson will attend to
his practice.
THE ready to wear street hats for
fall are on display at Miss Mary
Seman's store on Walnut street. Lad
les who desire to purchase these are
respectfully invited to call and inspect
the stock which is large and varied
one. %
THE most successful play taken
from hob 1o loo ~ 90
is said to be the dramatization of
"David Harum.p Last season it
headed the list of profitable Amer
lean comedies.
ANOTHER glass company has start
ed to build plant at Sistersville.
This state is taking leading place
among the glass producing states
and of all the towns in the common
wealth Morgantown leads in this in
dustry.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, who
has been the guest of her sister, Miss
Rose Sweeney, for some time, return
ed last Tuesday evening TO Richmond,
Va, to resume her duties as vocal
teacher in the Woman's College in
that .-Fairmont Free Press.
TEE fall and winter opening of pat
tern hats will take place at Miss Mary
Semans store on Walnut street on
Thursday and Friday October and 3.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the ladies Of town to attend and see
the display which will be beautiful
one Is.
Miss Ina F. Nelson started to
Philadelphia Monday, where she will
enter the library school of Drexel
Institute October LIST and take a
course in library science. Miss
Nelson passed competitive exami-
nation in June and secured a schol-
arship in this institution. Only
twenty students are admitted to
the library school each year and
these are selected with reference to
their qualifications for makingsue-
cessful Librarians.
SOMEONE in speaking of the farm
interests of West Virginia said that
the corn crop was made up of the
"little yaller corn" BY calling at
the office Of the Moran Hotel and
taking look at an ear there on ex
hibition you will think otherwise.
1t was husked from stalk in Gil
mer county by Mr.. Moran while
on his jaunt there last week, and
measures nearly Is inches in length
and has IA full rows on the cob.
The corn is white, and Mr.. Moran
says makes the best pone he ever
Genius.
AN attraction that has made ire
mendous amount of success through
out the country is the dramatlzation
of Westcott's David Harum." The
drawing powers of this play are said
to be extraordinary and it is Meth
er hard or difficult to understand
why Westcott's book appealed to all
classes of people who had any sense
of humor and its readers possibly
number several millions. 1t stands
to reason that good play made out
of this book would enjoy success
commensurate with the success of
the story. From reports a more
than good play was made cut of the
book and hence 1t is being heralded
as the greatest comedy success oil
modern times. 1t will please any
number OF people to know that
David Harum'' will be presented at
Swisher's Theatre Friday Sept 9Th
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