Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-21
Locals and PerOnsals.


Chas. F. Holden of ClarKsburg was
here on business Yesterday,
Mr. Jefferson Tenant was in I'M
iontown yesterday on business.
Miss Matte Stewart, of George
town, was here yesterday looking af-
ter some business matters.
Harvey Smith formerly well
known as student here is selling
real estate in Clarksburg.
Attorney Harry Shaw of Fair
mont is at the Cook hospital for
treatment for few days.
G. w. Weltner and wife ana Miss
Garrett Weltner of Uniontown were
registered at the Peabody Thursday
Miss Nellie Dent who has been
visiting her grandmother in New
burg is now guest at the Fairfax
home near Reedsville.
p A. Johns who is stopping over
Cheat came into town Thursday morn
ing and went down TO Uniontown.
He returned to Cheat the same day.
THERE ought to be boom in the
price of prunes. If you don't think
so, make visit to the restaurants
and boarding houses-in Clarks
burg.
AT the recent meeting of the coun-
Gil in Fairmont Kemble White asked
permission to build an addition TO
his residence on Binone Avenue.
THE corn crop is practically made
now and favorable weather for short
time will insure it. The crop for the
whole country will be by far the great
est ever raised.
Mr.. W. j. johnson of the well
known firm of Lindsay d Johnson,
attorneys of Uniontown, was here
yesterday en- route to Clarksburg on
business.
COMPANY L will drill at z 80 this
evening. This will be the first reg
ular drill of the company since camp.
1t is hoped to have all the members
present.
Col. j. c. Frazer and Mrs. Frazer
will return from Europe in a lew
days. They have been spending
the lawyers vacation in England
and seeing the coronation exercises
AN old man and two children
were killed by an automobile in Bel
GUM. One of the occupants was a
Belgian Count. The populace was
so enraged that they tried TO lynch
the occupants of the automobile
John II. Ryals has been called to
his home in Charlottesville, Va, by
a suit in which he is interested He
will be at home for several weeks
and will then return to Morgan
town.
THE Salvation army will hold camp
meeting at Spring park on Sunday the
oath. Trains will leave the foot of
Main street as usual at A. NJ. and
2 p NJ. Fare for the round trip will
be 40 cents which includes admission
to the grounds.
VIM. G. Brown and his bride of
Kingwood have returned from their
wedding trip to the West. they
spent considerable time in the state
of Washington where Mr.. Brown
has large business interests.
A UNION meeting has been arrang-
ed by Rev. L. A. Beard for Sunday
evening next, o'clock at the Chris
tian church. He desires to have
members from all other congregations
attend There will be good singing
and good speakers.
~ Prof j. N. Deahl, of the UNIVERSE
ty and one of the most practical ed
ucators in the state, was present a
day or two at the institute repre-.
senting the University. He is a
graduate of four universities w est
Union Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Casey started
to day to North Clarendon, Pa, to
visit her parents tor a time and
will go from there to Toronto, Can
ada to visit a sister. Mr.. Casey
has been in poor health for some
time but has improved and it is
hoped the trip will restore him en-
tirely.
E. G. STURGEON is a famous gar
dener. He gives the same intelligent
care to his garden that he does to any,
thing else he undertakes. Three to-
matoes pulled from his garden yester-
day weighed 81 pounds and were l49t
selected especially because OF their size.
The other crops in his garden are about
in the same class as the tomatoes.