Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-08
Locals and Personals.

THE Marion county democratic con-
yention willbeheld in Fairmopt next
Saturday.
Miss Drue Cox, of Uniontown,
spent Sunday here with her sister
Mrs. Ida H. Frost.
THE Fairmont Normal will open
its doors for the fall term tomorrow
All the tie aehers have gathered fol-
the start.
TWENTY-FIVE tickets were sold here
Sunday morning for the excursion to
Pittsburg. Morgantown people are
very much inclined to travel
THE great lot sale at Sabraton will
take place on Wednesday. There will
be some tempting bargains for shrewd
buyers.
Tom PRoTzMAN is going to have a
grand closing out sale of chickens aud
waffles on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
If you like chickens and watfies go
down to Tom Protxman's some time
this week, There is grand clearance
sale now in progress on these lines.
THREE attempts to get the city
council at Warrington together have
failed and there is much criticism OF
the mayor in consequence.
A FOUNTAIN pen saves much trou-
Bile. You willidnd nearly three hundred
to select from at the Acme. Prices
from one dollar to ten dollars.
DON'T forget that Kellar is here to
open the Opera House for the season
The event will be one Of the most in
teresting of the year.
SUNDAY was excursion day and a
number of people went down to Pitts
bnrg to spend the day. The train was
several hours late in coming back
Mrs. j. w. Taylor, of Pittsburg,
amp Miss Tip Shaw, of Garrett County
Nd, arrived here to-day to Wis
it Mrs. C. R. Hayes.
Mathew Larkin and Mrs. Rosa
Riggs, of Granville, have returned
home from very pleasant visit at f.
f. Eakin's in Fairmont.
Marshall Squires one of our best
carrier boys and a good compositor
has been suffering from wound in
his foot caused by rusty nail but is
out again.
THE postoffice is about one of the
busiest places hereabouts and requires
as many hours work as any other uns
less it should be place that is in
operation both day and night.
Richard Connell who has been
spending couple of weeks at his old
home at Towson, Md, has returned
to Morgantown. Mrs. Cornell is still
in Maryland
NEXT week there is to be full
moon. The evenings will be delight
full for drives and every one who can
may be expected to take advantage of
the chance to get out on the road.
Miss Lille Hackney returned to
Huntington this morning after a visit
at her home here. Miss Lille is a
member of the faculty of Marshall
College
The great Kellar is here having
arrived from Pittsburg where,he had
been for week. He will be seen at
the Opera house tonight. There will
be one Of the largest crowds in the
house ever seen in it,
A REAL estate man from Fairmont
visiting our town, in conversation
with man in the same business here
admitted that real estate was % per-
cent lower in Morgantown than in
Fairmont.
1MosT everyone knows something of
Booker t. Washington. You can
learn a great deal more about him by
reading his autobiography entitled
Cup from Slavery This book can be
had at the Acme for $3.50.
G DIR. j. j. Hall and son Earl are
spending some time at Atlantic City
and note from them says that they
ale having a delightful stay. Dr.
Hall makes the trip every year and is
becoming known as one OF the star at
fractions of that famous resort.
THE first week of the public schools
showed fine progress being made. The
children have buckled down to work
as If they meant to get something
done and the teachers have taken
hold with vim. The work to be done
this year Will rank with any accom-
plished for long time
GLASS workers are leaving town in
large numbers. George Meyers and
John S. Wyatt are among those who
left today for Rochester, Pa. They
working at the Morgantown. Jobs
were offered them at Rochester and
they went there to take them.
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