Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-29

McCLURE'S RESTAURANT,
st. Clair's old stand, High Street,
opposite Wallace House.
There will be a special session OF
the county court next Friday, Aug.
fst. to make some changes in the
voting precincts of the city.
THE lower part of town is getting
to be popular place for fine Office
buildings. The one to be erected
by Mr.. Glasscock is the newest one in
prospect.
John Gregg has about decided not
to join the party of K of P's going to
California this week. The rest of the
party will start Oh Thursday, the
3lst OF July.
Frank Cox and son Stanley, and
William e. Glasscock left yesterday
for Atlantic City where they will
spend the remainder Of their vaca-
tion.
J. M. Wood has returned from a
visit at Cambridge Springs, Miss
Wood together with Mr. and Mrs
Moorhead and Miss Moorhead are
still there.
Cecil,Rice is at his home in Fairmont
taking a rest. He has been doing
some fine work in connection with
some of the Pttsburg papers since
locating in that city.
Elmer F, Jacobs has been at Waynes-
burg looking after the progress of the
new school building over there which
is being built in accordance with
plans prepared by him.
WILL GILMORE will move into his
new livery stable at the wharf, next
Wednesday. He will have one of
the best stables ia the city and will,
no doubt, do tlourishing business.
THE dull season does not seem to
have struck the drummers as they
are about as numerous as ever and no
less persistent in wanting you to buy
something you don't need
A POSTAL card from Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Mills who are at Atlantic City
gives evidence that they are having a
delightful time OF it at the seashore.
A score of other people will leave IN
a few days for this attractive resort,
Mr.. Robert Swami of the T, A.
Gillespie Company will be here this
week to inspect the progress OF the
work on the locks and dams above
here which are being built by his
company.
Prof. j. Walter Barnes will act as
manager Of the Consolidated tele-
phone company at Fairmont after
September first. Mr. Cunningham
who has been acting manager has re-
signed to take effect at that time.
Howard Showalter, cashier of the
Bank of Fairmont, was badly bitten
by vicious dog at Mt. Lake Park
the other day. He is brother of
Emmett Showalter and has many
friends in Morgantown.
ITALIANS are coming to town in
great Numbers, attracted by the de.
velopments here, which puts all kinds
of labor at premium. This is not
very desirable class but the demand
for laborers is apparently too great
to be filed by native Americans.
SEVERAL oil men from this state
are en- route to India where they viii
work for the Standard Oil Company
which is to begin development in that
part of the globe. They will be alb
sent for two years and get 1920 a mo.
and in addition have their expenses
paid
S. G. Edwards representing the
Mills & knight Co. Of Pittshurg, was
here on business yesterday. He is an
old friend Of Mr.. II. f. Davis, now in
Morgantown representing the Calvert
Building and Loan Association. Mr..
Davis was much pleased to meet him
again as he was for several years
travelling associate OF his
IT has been told to several people
that they can board horses cheaper at
livery stable than at home but the
prices now prevailing knock that idea
in the head. 1t costs twenty dollars
month to keep a horse in any of the
stables over town but the livery men
state that they cannot afford to keep
them for any less.
Work on the Seneca plant is go
ing forward steadily and the man
agement is hopeful that the factory
will be able to start again within
few weeks. The fire has ham pered
them considerably and they are
anxious to get started in order to
catch up with their orders which
are coming ia very fast.