Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-01
Locals ana Personals.
KEEP your eye on Chancery H i'll
Merry-Go-Round open tonight.
Foot of Walnut street.


Ira Clay baugh of Brownsville has
been in town for short visit.
John Wyatt has returned to Roches-
ter, Pa, after brief visit home.
Miss Stella White has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
in Ohio.
Charles Wilbourn has been sick
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 ID. c.
THESE hot days 1t is pleasant TO
drop into the City Soda Fountain for
glass OF soda or dish OF ice cream.
w. AND j defeated Waynesburg
in two games on Saturday at Way
nesburg. The scores were so and
9-2-
c. f. Mccoy and bride, were here
for the celebration Saturday, re-
turned to their home up the river to
day.
Mrs w. c. Meyers of Wheeling re-
turned home this morning, after a
visit Of several days at her old home
here,
In few days the Acme will an
nounce their special fan sale. 1t will
be made quite an event of impor-
lance.
George Mullis, who has been here
for day or two visiting Frank Cush-
man left for his home at Martinsburg
today.
G. +. Grafton. was here Saturday
and Sunday. He went east with q
camp of B. and O. engineers some
time ago.
DR.. J. N. Simpson has returned
from Charleston where he had been
to attend the meeting of the state
society.
T. f Arnett formerly employed at
the Acme Book Store has again ac-
,epted position with this firm Ia
their store at Clarksburg
Prof. C. E. Neil has returned to
Ills home at Granville after co uple
IF 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
nand high class article after what
hey have been served.
HAD the weather OF Saturday
,een like that of sunday the cele-
,ration would have been much more
# success than it was.
Mrs. r. Fl. Domain and children
eft this morning for Baltimore,
where they will spend month at
Mrs. Domains former home.
Work has started on the new build
ug for Cox and Bak er on Chancery
ow. The structure is to be thres or
our stories high and 10 feet deep 1t
Idjoins the Hall building.
f. M. Dawson returned to w heel
ng this morning. He was her 9 for
he celebration Saturday, and greatly
,njoyed the two fine games OF base
,all played by the w. V. U. team.
HoBsoN made many friends dur
ng his visit here and people have
iltierent idea of the man than many
# them formerly entertained. There
s nothing of the snob about him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meredith re-
,urned to their home at Fairmont. |
They came down Friday on visit
% Mrs. Meredith's parents Mr.. and |
Mrs. Jas. M. Jamison on Sunnyside. /!
THIS week the marriage OF Miss
Nell White to c. w. Maxwell of
1lkins is to take place. The affair
will be one of the most notable of
he year in Mornantown society cir
lies.
George Stidger who was formerly |
| student here was killed yesterday |
It McMechen. He was caught by a |
steel haulage cable and his head cut |
Stidger was to have been married in |
/ few weeks.
WONDER what Hutchinson would |
,hink OF the Varsity if he saw them
perform now They have been win
hing games steadily since he left |
ind 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 Moifatt, |
# Wheeling were here Saturday night |
cr the dance at the Armory. They |
eturned home at noon Sunday.
The marriage OF Miss Anita Col
ms of Pennsboro to HI. +. Smith of
Jlarksburg will take place on June
Y at Lookout Inn, Mountain Lake
Park. The couple will be at home
It Clarksburg after July 9th.
f. j. Brock who has been at Clarks- |
,urg for the past two months organic
ng the new Acme Book Store at that T
)lace has returned to MOrpantoWn I