The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-10-14

Thomas Neeeon who has been en-
gagged here fer the past four months
has returned TO his home at Pittsburg.
Maj. John P. Glass, Of Wheeling
who has been quite sick, is recover
lug. He has many friends in Nor
gantown who will be glad to learn of
this.
Will Cooper. of Parkersburg, who
is well known here, is travelling over
the state in the interest of the Ma
tional Oil Well Supply Co.
Company "G'', of Kingwood, has
has purchased lot on which an
armory will be built. The armory
will be used as play house and
dance hall as well.
Thomas j. Casey who has gone to
Warrington to enter drugstore is
getting along nicely and likes his new
place very much.
AFTER the meeting of the Fedora
ton at Columbus on the 14th there
may be some news OF interest to
ioOoi iaStViy nauo6Sis'
THOSE who oppose the tax com
mission report are opposed TO the
movement to prevent delinquent tax
payers from voting.
one third OF all the coke ovens in
the Cennelsville district are to be
thrown out of blast. This will put
nearly ten thousand men on the idle
list.
A STRIKE to involve five thousand
miners in this state is called for.
The national officers are investiga-
ting the matter.
The Clarksburg News says that
the Devils Lane" was a good show
but had small crowd. People up
there have evidently lost their show
going appetite.
THERE is going to be a record
breaking crowd at damon and
Pythias' on Monday night. The
seats have been going like hot cakes
all day and those who haven't Sc
cured their seats will have to take
Ho sons choice
Mrs. George Little and son Mar
shall are here visiting Mrs. Geo.
Pa,lilt and other friends.
Jas. E. Mccoy, owner of one of
the leading printing offices of Fair
mont is here today on business.
Mrs. Isabella II. Thompson and
daughter Miss Jean of Connelsville,
ale here the guests of Mrs. j. f.
Fleming.
Tom Laing, of Beckley, this state,
is here on visit to his old friends.
He was formerly popular student
of th University and member OF
the N.rsity foot ball team.
George Winger has been made
quartz. master sergeant of Company
L. vice Fred Barnes who has gone to
Pittsburg where he will remain
permanently.
Mrs. Jet Brannon, of Falrmont,
u here TO assist in caring for Denny
Tolbert, who was 30 severely injured
by blast up the NJ q X. on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Us. Murdoch and Mrs. LIN.
Clayton, of Kingwood, we're quests
at the Hotel Peabody today. They
stopped here en- route home from
Pittsburg.
Miss Edna Endsley, of Summer
field, Pa, and Miss Helen Rodarmel,
of Harrisburg, Pa, are here the
guests of Miss EndsleY's brother,
who is a student in the University. |
The young ladies are en- route home
from Fairmont where they attended |
the Demonstrating wedding.
Mr.. Evans Donley, of Idana, Kan
sas. is visiting his parents Mr., and |
Mrs. d. L. Donley at Mount Morris !
and his numerous friends here. Mr.. |
Donley went to Kansas fourteen years |
ago where he prospered. This is the
first visit TO the old home since be |
went west,
Mr.. Sylvanus Pierpolnt who was
a well known and popular man of
back in the sixties is
visiting bis sisters Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Brand. He moved from this
place to Shelby county, Illinois, in 1868
and has not been back until this time.
During the civil war he was deputy
United Marshall and was for a num-
Der OF years warden of the aims house
Of this county. Mr.. Pierpoint carries
his age remarkably well and meets the
friends of his early Gays with the zest
If boy.