The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-08
~ Smouse, Of Smouse Bros.S&
EeSles left yesterday for short
visit to his parents at Oakland. hi

Howard Baker, lof Parsons, Tucker
count who spent. two weeks here
With Guy Powell, previous 70 his
death left for his home yesterday
morning
Rev 4. Altman, pastor Of the
NJ p. Church went 10 Weston yes.
terday afternoon TO look after some
business matters for a few days.
ss p ID n Baker, yard brakeman for
the 3. and %. has Just returned from
q few days yisittwlth5hls parents in
Union district
NJ 81 Thomas transported the
household goods and family Of james
Phillips, our popular mail carrier,
from Mill street to his own new
home which Shes has just completed
on jacobs street,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Powell, with
their danghte Margaret, OF Grafton.
We're in the city on Monday, attend.
ing thes funeral Sof their cousin. Guy
Powell 81 Raymond street.
contrac tor Thompsonl with some
helpers were ont on the ground yes
terday getting things in readiness to
begin 70 throw dirt for the new rail.
road switch on Thursday next.
Some Of their teams have gone out,
and fifty Italians are expected here
today. s3sa
a quantity OF heavy block granite
for monumental work. was taken out
ltoI NoodlaSn cemetery by W. S.
Thomas yesterday for the Stewart
Granite Works Of Warrington.
Nv s: Thomas went to Clarksburg
4 yesterday on Il u brief business trip
He left Miss Elsie, his order clerk,
and Lewis Feinbert, recording clerk,
to Hook after the transfer business
In his absence, and who by their ex-
perience In Tie six months past give
idence that they are competent
for any emergency.
Gone Out From Us.
Mr.: Eehols; a manufacturer OF
Sgss stoves and ranges in the city.
having sold Sout5his business interests
here had w. S. Thomas move his
iiouseh old effects to the depot. yestcr.
day geady3for shipment 10 Mounds.
vile to;day where he and his fam.
pect 10 reside for the future.
Mysterious Find.
Charles sHntson, some weeks
ago. found what he supposed 10 be
lower jawsso Of a human skeleton.
was very much exercised over
the mysterious find, and as TO how it
got on his premises. Having pre-.
sionsl spoken of II, and promised us
an opportunity to examine 1t, he
therefore fulfilled by bringing 1t
: around yesterday. Our first and
final lecision after looking 1t over
was that 1T belonged to the Canine
{ species rather than 10 the genus
homo, ms he confidently believed
And our decision was also affirmed to
zbe9 the most likely by Doctor Mckay
4 swsIIh1lo9 deals lin dentolosy. The front
part the jaw, supposed 10 contain
the incisors and eye teeth was gone
leaving only the back part of the jaw
cont aiming three molars on each side
and theseS all in perfect condition
But as singular fact about them. was
that instead of being single and
dopble Stn formation they We're in
turn single, treble and double on
elthefss side. And the crown, instead
81 being fiat or cup,shaped, was oval
each case, Indicating that they be
ga 3 slIo1nged TO q carnlverous animal rath
erS than human being. Although
Mr. Hutson is cherishing them as a
rare are iial, and guarding them with
l eal y Us care, yet We do not appre
bend that they will ever command Il
sp rs 2 as specimen for scIcr
fiscSmilseum.
Business Change Effected.
sesSSssA lbert Meredith, of Diamond street
has sold out his interest in the Fair
mont MOI Y Tea Co.. of Merchant street to
Sanford Jones, of East Park avenue
MIR Meredith contemplates going or
9 farmjinS the spring, where he will be
fFFNt ftffns.,, n