Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-04
Locals and Personals.
GET your seat for Kellar early.


THERE is but one Keller and be
will appear at Swisher's Theater Mon.
day September Sth.
KELLAR is the first Alvin attrac-
tion that has ever appeared at the
local theater.
THE seat sale for Kellars engage.
ment opened Thursday morning.
You can see Kellar for less money
in Morgantown than you could Ia
Pittsburg.
THERE is more interest in Kellar's
appearance than there has ever been
in any attraction ever here before.
IT will cost you but one dollar for
the best seat to see Kellar at the local
Theatre. 1t would cost you $3.50 at
the Alvin.
WANTED-A good girl in good
home with three IN family. Wages
$3.50 week and work light P. O.
Box APT.
IT has been quite warm so far during
September and the predictions of those
who expected hot and dry September
are likely to prove correct.
This morning was one of the dark
est and most gloomy OF the summer.
Lights had to be kept burning for
hours after people had gone to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Nelson has
expected to go to Hampshire county
today but they have postponed their
start until the first of the week.
DAyALL who will coach the foot
ball boys this fall is a good looking
fellow as shown by his photo which
has been received by some lovers of
the game.
Rev. w. f. Anderson, son aud
daughter and little Miss Curtis left
for their homes IN New York after a
very pleasant visit at the old home
here.
A CORPS of engineers composed of
University students at work near
Reedsyille has returned home. In the
party was W. E. Parsons of Sunny
side.
DANIEL RICH of Khedive, Greene
county is dead at an advanced age.
He has several relatives in this county
and was known to great many peo-
pie living in it.
Miss Mary Semans returned last
night from the East where she has
been to select fall millinery She
stopped in Uniontown for a short Wis
it with Mrs. r. W. Beall as she,re-
turned.
WITH a bridge from South Main
street to Chancery Hill we will be
pretty well supplied with them. 1t
is now practically impossible to get
in or out of town without crossing a
bridge.
Mr.. W. j. Montgomery will move
to Grove City, Pa, within the next
day or two. Mrs. Montgomery is in
Uniontown for the present with her
daughter Mrs. Everett. The family
was brought up at Grove City,
GOOD roads are the best things a
county can have We are going to
have couple Of miles built to show
the farmers and tax payers just what
it means to have them Then the
rest will be easy.
CLARKsBURG has been having very
large crowds a. the fair. Rev. Sam
Bettes has been stirring up the ami
mails there in great shape. Lots of
| ranrln in fNo IZcl otIr tx,
| hear the truth.
BUILDERS and contractors don't
care if it does keep warm and dry far
into the fall as this will give them a
chance to get lots Of work done which
other wise would be hindered and run
into the bad weather of winter.
DR.. J. c. McVicker has gone to
Philadelphia and will select a fine
stock of novelties and Christmas goods
in addition to the unrivaled stock Of
drugs he always carries. One depart
me Mt of his store has very fine line
of stationery that will please dainty
buyers.
MABEL PAIGE supported by the
Southern Stock Company Will APP
pear at Swisher's Theater on Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
A new play will be presented every
evening. Seats may be had at the
Acme book store.
SENATOR Scott will preside at the
Roosevelt meeting at Wheeling on
Saturday and will introduce thespeak-
err The President will get there
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