Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-13
Locals and Personals.

IN the city DLlS week.
G. T. Stiles of Blacksmith is in
town to day on business.
john RoBINsoN's circus exhibits
at Washington. Pa, August 22nd.
WHEELING has % automobiles,
Parkersburg seven and Morgantown
six.
Mis-. A. +. John and Miss John
came over from Mt. Chateau Wednes-
day and were registered at the Pea
body.
r. NJ. Brown and his father Geo.
Brown OF Masontown were here We'd
nesday the young man was formerly a
popular clerk at the Peabody hotel,
A NEW and modern improved res
idenee near the University for sale
by E. G. Meek, Second National
Bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Demmitt of
Tlppecanoe City, Ohio, are expected
here this evening to visit Mrs. Eliza
bath Anderson and family.
COUNTY fairs will soon take the
boards and hold the interest OF the
usual jewellers for the several weeks
till late ia the autum.
County Superintendent Stephen
Mason is spending most of his time
in Morgantown now, and is interest
ed in the sale of West Side real es.
tate.
Attorney Frank Cox and son
Stanley returned from Atlantic City
this evening. They stopped in
Baltimore on their return home.
Scott n. Swisher who has been
unwell for few weeks went to his
home at Parsons Tuesday to spend
a week recuperating his health.
Frank p Corbin, who has been in
Pennsboro, Richie county. for a
few days looking after his oil leases
and well drilling returned Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. Joseph Weaver and daughter
Mrs. Winfield Koontz will go to
Kingwood next Saturday to visit
Mrs John T. Neff for a few days.
Mrs. Neff is a sister of Mr.. Weaver.
SOME fine peaches and apples from
the local orchards have been on the
market but the supply is not large.
Neither the fruit nor hay crop is hard
ly half an average this year.
e. McRa of Halleck was in town
Wednesday to meet his son Duncan
Mora of Charleston who arrived here
on that day and went out to Halleck
for Wis it to his old home.
BoTH of the new tunnels on the coal
and iron extension of the West Vir-
ginia Central d Pittsburg railway
below Elkins have been completed.
The work of construction occupied
two years.
THE auditors office Tuesday is
sued warrant for $4,000 to pay
the expense OF the encampment OF
the West Virginia National Guard,
and General Boggs, paymaster gen
eral, left with the amount to pay off
the troops.-Charleston Gazette.
THE little daughter OF Edward
White who was the victim OF an out
rage last week is reported by her ply
stefan DR.. Gardner to be getting along
very well. The report has been cir
culated that she was dead but 1t is
without foundation,
Mrs. Geo. c. Sturgiss invited q
party OF visitors TO go up the M. d
K. railroad on an excursion Wednes
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Stur-
giss are very courteous to many
friends and always show them a
good time on these little trips to the
mountains.
A SILICA brick plant at Sabraton
is one of the near probabilities. II
will make brick adapted to coke
ovens, as we'll as the finest for build
ing purposes. The process is a
German invention. and brick can be
made ready for use in "a hours, at
cost not exceeding ordinary brick.
AN Eastern paper says "Weary
Willie Walker" scored hit, and there
were few moments during the unfold
ing Of the story that the gamut OF
mirth, from ripping laughter to un-
restrained screams of delight, was not
evoked by the rollicking humor OF the
play. Coming, Friday August %.
THE friends of Mrs. Charles j. Cor
bin viii regret to learn that she is very
i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs. Corbin
has been in declining health for the
past few months and this attack of
fever will undoubtly go hard With
her. A trained nurse arrived from
Morgantown last night to take care OF
her. Fairmont Times.
W. v. Showalter. Exchange Editor
Of the New York Journal, Is in the
city on his way to Monongah. He is
West Virginia boy and was born
at Browns Mills, this county. He
states that he has seen many changes
a. he has been away ten years He
will top on his way home at his faith.
err, residence at Terra Alta. - Clarks.
burg News.