Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-18
Locals and Personals.
Fair tonight and Friday. .

up to $40. 90 at The Acme.
VIM. G. Morley Esq. came over
from Kingwood yesterday.
w. II. Cooke has returned from
business trip out the state
Nathan " eil has been on a. bust
ness visit to Fairmont and Grafton
Prof. Waitman Barbe has gone to
Uniontown to attend the teachers in
stitute.
Bryan Gordon who has been ia Fair
mont looking after some legal matters
returned home at noon.
III. L. Robinson OF Unionto wn, a
well known attorney and graduate of
the University law school was visitor
here yesterday.
THE Louisa Lowrie Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Thomas Hodges Friday afternoon
Dec, 10th at o'clock.
Our stock OF Dolls Is very large but
they are selling fast; come into The
Acme today and pick out whatever
you may want for the little girls.
Miss Mary Walton who has been
resident of Morgantown was re-
Gently married near Pittsburg where
she had gone to spend some time.
Ed M. Heermans who was con
nected with the Wheeling Telegraph
for time after it starting has re.
signed his position with them.
Hugh f. Kyle we'll known over
the state has resigned his position
with the Pittsburg Dispatch with
which he was connected during the
coal strike.
A. Meek and others OF Salem will
sue the Salem Express for 800, 900.
They will probably have some trou-
BILE in getting that amount of money
out of country newspaper just be-
cause they want to get it.
TIE suicide at Fairmont awaiting
Identification is still unknown. Sew
eral people have come to claim the
remains but they have all found af
ter they got to Fa'rmont that he
was not the man they expected to
find.
THE pet deer belonging to Police
man Clarence Abbott at Fairmont has
escaped. Anyone seeing deer at
large in this county should report to
him. 1t has been long time since
any deer were running at large in this
part of the country.
]. w. Kelley who has been em
ployed on the lock at Hoult by t. A.
Gillespie of Pittsburg as their super
intendent has gone home. The
The Fairmont Times says that the
work is now in such shape that it
can be finished without him.
John F. Drury who has been visit
ing this section for several years
with patent hotel register will short
ly retire from that business and
will be connected With one of the
big New York papers. He will get
here ever so often after the change
which will take place before very
long.
s. HI. Bowman OF Ph.lippi is
business visitor in town and will be
here for day or so. Mr.. Bowman
states that water company is be-
ing organized up there and that 9th
er fields of activity will be sought
BIZ the same concern than in fur
nishing water TO the people of the
town which is growing very fast
and can support many more such
innovations than it could short
time ago.
A JOKE is being told on one of our
citizens whose daughter was away
attending school. She wrote home
about her studies and her new as
sociates and wound up by saying
she was completely in love with
Ping Pong. After reading the last
part couple of times her father
remarked that no Chinaman could
marry into his family.
/ HAVE closed my first years work
in the real estate business in Nor
gantown. i have gone hey ond all
expectations in making sales-have
sold $50, 900 worth of property dur
ing the year, have sold $4,000 worth
of merchandise stock, rented 40
houses, found 81 men work of whom
only IS paid their bills, have placed 8
clerks. We feel much encouraged
and must say that the real estate
business men have treated me very
courteously indeed. We expect to
make the coming year hummer.
j. M. WEEsE.