Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-29
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Personal MERTON At Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

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physician of Gladesville, was visitor
here to-day.
Guy Brown is back from Buck
harmon where he has been for sever
al days visiting relatives.
+ Mrs. A. Z. Nye returned yesterday
/ evening FROM Two weeks visit with
Mrs. Mason at Fairmont.
Miss Bessie Fleming is slowly i'm
proving from her long illness and is
able TO sit up part Of the time each
! day.
Frank Cox and Fuller Glasscock
who have been at Fairmont looking
after some legal business have return
ed home.
Miss Emma Boughner has sold a
lot ON Prospect street to A. w. Cole
OF North Main street who expects to
build on it soon.
Miss Winnie South who has been
at home for some time on account of
illness has returned to Fairmont to
resume her duties in the Normal at
that place.
Captain Freeman will take out a
| number of the Sigma CHS with their
| friends this evening In the govern
ment launch. They anticipate a very
] pleasant evening.
James A. Garrison and Justin M.
Kunkle have returned from Granville,
Ohio, where they have been in attend
ance on meeting OF the third prov
ince convention Of the Sigma chi fra
| ternity.
c. L. Stellar has had some trou-
bic in getting cook for his restau
rant to take the place of Fred Tar
diff who was badly burned several
weeks ago by gas explosion. He
has located one who will be here in
a few days.
/ Patsy Burke the popular conductor
ON the +. M. & =. is of duty and has
been East with bis wife who has been
in Johns Hopkins for treatment. An
operation has recently been performed
on her and she has stood 1t very we'll.
Every one here hopes that he may
soon be able to get back TO his duties.
/ Mrs Wiley and DR.. w. T. Wiley
arrived from Columbus yesterday with
i Chauncey. He was brought on cot.
1t has been five weeks since an opera
tion was performed on him for APP
i pendicitis. He has been very low
from the effects of the operation but
is steady improving and nodonbt will
recover.
Hon. st. George T. Brooke, the
distinguished professor of law Of the
/ West Virginia University, is promi-
nentlY mentioned as suitable can
didate for Judge of the Supreme
/ Court on the Democratic ticket.
/ Judge Brooke is one of the most
eminent lawyers Of the State and
woulo make most available candi-
date-Inter-S State Advertiser.
1 Hammocks from 75c to $3.50 at
MADEIRA Bros.
/ BoRN, to Mr.. and Mrs. James St
], Clair, May 10th a daughter.
4 WANTED-To exchange 3-foot for
a 6-foot show case. T. B. WILGUs.
j Ice cream soda, all fiav0rs, at
the DelicatesSen, 5 cents a glass.
/ GOLF players, Spalding's whole
stock is at your command through
| the Acme
CRUSHED fruits with our delicious
4 ice cream soda. Maderas soda that
is soda.
| A RETAINING wall has been built
on each side of the alley between
DIR. |. G. White and Clarence Nc
Wicker The alley has been narrow
ed somewhat from what it used to
be.
IF your bicycle needs pumping up
you can get a first class pump at
the Acme Prices 20c, 45e and 81.
| The dollar one is dandy.
THE Wilfong case and the deposit
tions that accompany il is attracting
attention at the court house to-day.
A very large number Of dispositions
have been taken in this case.
i HE picnic to be given by the
Turn Verein Concordia on Memoir
| ial Day will no doubt be a pleasant
affair. The members will be pleased
to have their friends also attend.
i IT is wonderful what lot of Base
Ball goods are sold, The Acme PEG.
pie say their sales on athletic goods
have doubled this year. They carry
a large stock.
WITH the prompt express service
the Acme is able to place at your
doors the books of the world. Leave
with us your order for that book
others have failed to get. Well get
it.
| ApvIcEs from all over the country
state that the observations of the
eclipse on Monday were very sue
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