Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-05-29
Locals anu Personals.
KEEP your eye on Chancery Hill
Merry-Go-Round open tonight.
Foot of Walnut street.

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HAMMocKs are beginning to be yer,
seasonable affairs.
John Wyatt who has been spend
ing the winter in Rochester, Pa, il
back at home for a short visit.
/ @ Lindsay Is. Fl. Peddicord made a
flying visit 10 his bone at Fairmont
at noon today.
/ OUR ice cream is up to the "Gloss'
Standard. Parlor open this .. m.
| Gloss Fancy Bakery & Candy Kltchen,
| WIrH both sides ready for that Iron
| City case it looks like it might be
tried all right this term.
DR.. d, h. Purinton has gone "a
Glenyille where he will preach the
annual sermon to the graduating
class on Sunday.
Police court was blank again
| this morning. There will probably
be nothing to break the mGnotony
until Monday.
JUNE is to be month Of violent
thunder storms according TO our friend
Hicks. He has missed it rather bad
~ recently but his predictor is still
working overtime.
JAKEY HEWITT will pitch for Fair
mont tomorrow against Point Marion.
Tom Pastorious will cover short for
the team.
Prof. Clement r. Jones went to
! Grafton at noon Friday to help the
Taylor county people celebrate Me-
mortal Day.
THE signs on the sidewalks adyeT-
tising the game this afternoon are rath-
er clever. Some OF them are exception
ally bright.
MANAGER BROWN came In town
after the first Homestead game Co see
the boys perform. His comments
after the game were as usual rather
animated.
Nor very much money was lost on
| the game Thursday afternoon but
there was some bet. The day before
the odds were two To one on Home
stead.
ATTENTION OF the military division
OF the parade is called to the general
order Issued by Captain Freeman who
is marshal Of this part OF the parade.
1t will be found in another column.
II the Monticello carries out the
promises or r0asts which have been
made and gets out early in the month,
June will no doubt be very warm and
stormy for some people.
TlMBERs and other appliances are
being delivered for moving the resi-
dence occupied by Mrs. Martin on
Sunnyside. The house is to be
moved back down theside street.
Miss Jean Fleming, of Fairmont,
and a small party of her friends,
will be among the out Of town visit
ofs here to attend the dance at the
Armory Saturday evening.
l. 2. Martin and little son, of
Kingwood were here for short time
Thursday. NJ. Martin came over to
attend to some business mat
tiers and to see his son, who is stud
ent of the University.
Jack Downey is here from Philadel-
phia. He was a medical student at
the University OF Pennsylvania this
year and finished the work in good
shape. He will return next year or
go to Harvard.
LAST night bunch of students
captured big sign which stands near
Ream's drug store and proceeded to
thuse with it, They marched up and
down town with the sign which Is in
the shape of man. A yellow flag
was nailed to his arm and the bunch
looked mighty good
No special policeman will be put on
the force tomorrow. Past experience
would seem to teach that they cause
more trouble on big days than they
prevent. The six members OF the
force will be busy all day and most of
the night, andwilI no doubt be able to
take care Of all offenders.
j. G. Kincaid is raising purse for
most deserving family whose men,
bers have been experiencing great
nlisfortunes recently. He has been
very successful as every one knows
about the circumstances and all feel
like helping the people ont of their
present difficulties.
STRAWBERRIES grown at home are
in market. The crop is said to be a
good one. The berries sell at fifteen
cents basket. Wild strawberries
are getting. Not very many of these
will be sold IN town as they are
very scarce. People do not care to
pick them to SELL
SEVERAL of the churchts have
been making preparations for chill
dren's Day these few weeks past.
The regular date for Children's day
exercises is the second Sunday in |
June, but as this will be Bacca-
laureate day at the University an
other may be chosen this year. In
harmony with the Wesleyan ami
versary year, it is proposed to use
the Wesleyan anniversary program,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. |
FULL line delicious ice cream and |
ices this evening. Gloss Fancy Bakery
and Candy Kitchen.
YOU'LL want to try our Ice cream.
Parl0r open this evening Gloss
Fancy Bakery and Candy Kitchen.
For SALE Rare bargain. Six year
old small horse and runabout with