The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
Ira c!aybaugh Of Brownsville has

OndTieB WllDOufn mas Dcen elck
for several days and unable to at
tend to his duties.
Percy Cochran, OF Uniontown was
here Saturday night to attend the lee
ture and dance.
Miss Alice Wade OF Randall who
was here Saturday and Sunday has
returned home.
Mrs. Dora Gilmore who has had
fever IS very much better and is now
far on the road to recovery.
Prof. A. L. Wade went to Harpers
Ferry today. He will spend part of
this week in Washington d. G.
THESE hot days it is pleasant to
drop into the City Soda Fountain for
a glass of soda or dish OF ice cream.
w. AND defeated Waynesburg
in two games on Saturday at Way
nesburg. The scores were so and
81
In a few days the Acme will an
nounce their special fan sale. 1t will
be made quite an event of impor-
ia nee.
c. 4. Grafton, was here Saturday
and Sunday. He went east with a
camp of B. and o. engineers some
time ago.
DIR. J. N. Simpson has returned
from Charleston " here he had been
to attend the meeting of the state
medical society.
T. F. Arnett formerly employed at
the Acme Book Store has again ac-
cepted a posi- tion with this firm In
their store at Clarksburg
Prof. c. E. Neil has returned to
his home at Granville after a couple
of days here. He will return to the
University this fall.
MORE first class base ball is to be
seen here this week. The fans de-
mand q high class article after what
they have been served.
HAD the weather of Saturday
been like that OF sunday the cele-
bration would have been much more
Ell a success than it was.
Work has started on the new build
Ing for Cox and Baker on Chancery
row. The structure Is to be thres or
four stories high and 10 feet deep 1t
adjoins the Hall building.
HoBsoN made many friends dur
ing his visit here and people have a
different idea of the man than many
Of them formerly entertained. There
is nothing of the snob> about him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Meredith re-
turned to their home at Fairmont.
They came down Friday on visit
TO Mrs. Meredith's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. M. Jamison on Sunnyslde.
THIS week the marriage OF Miss
Nell White to c. w. Maxwell Of
Elkins is to take place. The affair
will be one of the most notable of
the year IN Mornantown society cir
cles.
WONDER what Hutchinson would
think OF the Varsity if he saw them
perform now. They have been win
ming games steadily since he left
and lost them about as steadily
while he remained.
Mrs. T. w. Fleming, and daughter
Miss Jean, of Fairmont, and their
guests, Miss Gray and Miss Moffatt,
Of Wheeling were here Saturday night
fer the dance at the Armory. They
returned home at noon Sunday.
THE marriage OF Miss Anita Col
Inns of Pennsboro to III. F. Smith of
Clarksburg will take place on June
IL at Lookout Inn, Mountain Lake
Park. The couple will be at home
1T Clarksburg after July 9th.
THERE are some people who would
like to see bad place in the Deck
ers Creek road made better. Il
For the third time the Union and
veterans of this county
have gathered to celebrate Memoir
al Day in joint observance.
So FAR the miners in the southern
part of the state who have been called
)ut have not obeyed the call but there
Is no telling when they will all come
but.
DURING next week Prot. T. c. At
keson will make a tour of Doddridge
and deliver lectures. These
will begin on the third and the series
will end on Saturday.
BECAUSE he refused 10 grant IL
cense to the Downey House at
Waynesburg, Judge Crawford has
been asked to leave it. He has been
boarding there for % years.
A CRUSADE Is on at Clarksburg
against slot machines which have
been declared to be gambling devices
by Judge Mason.
ABOUT sixty visitor from Pittsburg
spent Decoration Day over Cheat.
Most of them returned home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. T. Sisler is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Hopwood in Uniontown.
Mrs. j. G. Rroomfleld who has been Wis
iting her went with her.
THE Parkersburg News says that
Morgan Town has the best outlook Of
any town in the State. What's the
matter with Parkersburg, is she go
ing in hole?--Clarksburg Herald.
IT is stated that special session of
the legislature is to be held in Octo-
Der. Major c D. Elliott OF Parkers-
burg is authority for the statement.
He has numerously signed petition
asking the Governor to call the ses-
sion.
Do YOU want 25 cents handker-
chief for Is cts; II so GO to L. M.
Dering's and get it.
TEE mock orange is blooming
profusely now and the flower is a
favorite for all sorts of decoration.
For the first time ell of the speak
ers who were invited any where got
there TO taBe part In the celeDratlon.
They came to Morgantown for to-
days big time.
PLANS for the alumni dinner on
Commencent day are taking form.
The dinner will be the most elaborate
ever served. Thos. E. Hodges, Frank
Cox and James Fl. Stewart form the
committee having it 10 charge. Mrs.
Peabody will be the caterer
THE Huntington Herald has an
nounced that here after It will sell
at ten cents per week.
Leo Loeb of Charleston has been
elected president Of Charleston High
School alumni. lie ia a recent gradu-
ate of the University.
P. A. Ritson, OF Reynoldsville, Pa.