The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-06-03
Ben Conway of Warrington is in

ErnesJ dutton, OF Fa1rmont, wal
There Saturday night to attend tn,
dance.
Sweeney Fleming spent Sunday al
his home in Falrmont.
Allen Warren of Monessen spent
Sunday here with his wife at the
Hotel Madere
Scott C. Lowe Of Fairmont was
among the out of town visitors al
the dance Saturday night.
Prof. K NJ. Douthat is TO lecture
in Anderson on June 18th in the
Anderson Academy building.
II. Maxwell, of Tucker county is
here visiting his sons Hu Maxwell and
DR.. Chas Maxwell.
Squire Ulysses Camp is recovering
from an attack OF grip. He has
been Ill for several weeks.
F. M. Lardin, of Uniontown, came
up Friday to spend day or two
with his frat brothers at the Phi Psi
house.
&C G. Thayer of Wheeling was
the guest of Floyd Simmons Decora-
ton Day. He returned home this
morning
Mr.. w. w. South OF Taylortown is
little better at last reports. He
has been very sick man and his
friends have been alarmed at his
condition.
Floyd Simmons, of Who cling. a
student in the University and left
fielder for the Varsity base ball team
% Ill at the Phi Kappa Psi house.
HE is threatened with typhoid
feSer.
Mr.. DAVID We'll of Martinsburg
has been visiting his sons M. Fl. and
Nathan He has not been here for
"a couple of years and is more than
pleased with the way that Morgan
town continues to improve.
Mrs r. Ii. Edmondson and two
children have gone to Kingston, N.
T., her old home, to spend a part of
the summer. DR.. Edmondson, her
husband, will join her there in
few weeks, when the family will go
to the seashore TO spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Capehart are
here to spend several days visiting
his parents. The couple was re-
Gently married in Pittsburg as re.
lated in this paper.
Miss Edith A. Massey, OF Mineapo-
Ills, Minnesota, is here the guest OF
Miss Camille Hayes. Miss Massey
has visited in Morgahtown before, and
has many friends here.
Hon. John J. Brown delivered an
address here quarter of century
ago about the soldiers monument.
His prediction is now about to be
realized.
Mrs. SLAYER, of Parkersburg, is
here the guest of her friend, Mrs. S.
4. Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shoemaker
of Palatine are visiting relatives
here.
George Humbert of this city has
been 10 New York on business for sew
eral days.
Miss Rose DEFAULT of White Day is
in town the guest of friends She will
remain till the first OF the week.
Frank Phillips is making tobes
having gotten his shop started finally.
He lie one of the best toby rollers in
the state and is very fast workman.
James r. Moreland acted as per-
sonal escort to the speakers and dis
tinguished visitors who came in
from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. jackson, OF
Pittsburg, are visiting the home of
DIR. S. B. Allen and wife. Mrs.
jackson is a neice of DR.. Allen.
DR.. G. M. Joseph has been 10 New
York on business for a day or two.
A BIG, double-seated automobile Is
In freight car on the siding here,
billed to Morgantown. 1t is shipped
to the order by the manufacturing
company and was probably sent here
iOI puposcs VI uotnouoeiouiou'
SOME of the people who attend ball
games at the University root consist
emily against the Varsity. They
live here and expect to be trea ted
like citizens of the town. They ev-
identity fail to see that they are TAX
ing wrong course to make them
selves welcome.
IT is stated that scrap over some
coal lands along the Little Kanawha
is what led to the abandonment of
that route by the Wabash. Anoth-
err statement of the cause of the
shutdown is that people wanted too
much for their rights of way. They
may both be correct.
The new railroad from Elkins to
a connection with the Greenbrier
extension of the G. Il. o. will be fin
ished in couple of weeks. This
will add another outlet to the south
ern part of the state. The Elk river
lad will be completed before very
great while, and this will give us a
straight away course for Charleston.
The new mileage books on The B.
Il O. will begin to be issued on Mon
day. They cost $50, with $40 re-
bate when the book is used up. The
tickets are good on a number of
roads, including the b. q O., Ohio
river, G. & o. and N. & w. in this
state.
BOYS who play the stocks are feel
ing much bitter than they did. The
market has been better with them
recently than it was the first of the
week.
HAY will be scarce and high this
fall. Most of us do not eat hay,
however, and do not feel personal
grievance on this score.
MEMBERS of Company l. are get
ting busy over the election for Sec
ond lieutenant. 1t Is to be held on
next Thursday night.
MARTINsBURe held a municipal
election last week for councilman,
and elected solid democratic dele
CATION on the city council. The city
Is normally republican, and has re-
publican mayor. The mayor Is elect
ed only every two years, and the pres
ent mayor was elected last year.
IT has been suggested that it is
not very good taste to sing a GER.
tain o. ng which is prime favorite
with tho atudents This song is moi
appropriate to occasions when there
are ladies present but the students
sing it on all occasions.
IT will be a fine idea for the coun
Gil to hurry with that fire limit or
dinance. There is plenty OF reason