Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-02
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Oaklanu Tor 0FieI vislt Is at nome
again.
E. B. Stewart is back from Mar
tinsburg where he had been TO spend
Sunday.
Mrs, Thomas PTotzman of Morris
Cross Roads is in town to-day to visit
her daughter Mrs. B. II. MADEIRA.
Mrs Dunshea, Of MeKeesport, who
has been visiting relatives in this
county for some time has returned
home.
4 Cal Johnson of Greenmont who is
well known over town it quite sick
at his home. We hope that he will
soon be able to be out again.
1 Mr.. John Lantz. of the Wallace
House, has been quite seriously i'll
| for two weeks past from bilious
attack. He is thought to be some
better to day.
Will Naret is at home from the
! eastern part of tie state where lie has
been all summer engaged on one Of
the largest fruit farms of the state.
He is the fellow in Agriculture.
DIR. Biddle South of Washington
county was ia town for a short time
at the opening of school. Everyone
was glad to see him. He was former
| ly student in the University.
! c. f. Holden fellow and member
of last years graduating class is back
/ for work He is one of the most pop
ular young men ever in attendance at
the institution and everyone without
exception is glad to see him.
David Holt who was popular stu
dent here last year is in Baltimore
pursuing studies in medicine He
was one of the best students in the
department here and will make his
mark in his new environment.
DR.. James p. Fitch who has been
over Cheat for several weeks on ac-
count of his health is back in town
and everyone is glad TO see him. He
derived great benefit from the outing
and is very much refreshed and invig-
Grated.
Clyde Stewart has gone back to
Baltimore where he will graduate at
the end of the present school year
| from the Baltimore Dental College.
Clyde is a very bright young man and
his friends here are expecting great
! deal from him.
Mrs. Casteel and children are at the
Wallace House the guests of Mr..
James 9. Wallace her father Her
husband is member of the 9th infan-
try which is now in the Philippines
engaged in campaigning against the
insurgents.
We regret to learn that B. H. Nor
gan is not so we'll since the weather
turned cooler. He had been getting
along very nicely and was regaining
his strength when the cold came and
he has not been able to withstand it
successfully.
Prof Armstrong is back from Park
ersburg where he had been in attend
ance on the meeting of the M. e. confer
ence. He was chosen lay delegate to
the general conference on the first
ballot out of field of eight receiving
ten more votes than were necessary to
a choice. There had to be six more
ballots taken before the next delegate
was elected.
Mrs. f. c. Van Dusen has recovered
sufficiently from the injuries she sus-
tanned by being struck by a train at
the B. & O., crossing several weeks
ago to be brought home from the Cot
tage hospital at Connellsville. She
arrived here on the p r. r., train
Saturday which made special stop
near her home, South Gallatin ave
News Standard.
Mr.. Gerhart Jansen, a native of
Denmark, now a citizen of Wheeling,
and who is completing his law studies
at the state university, is master OF
six languages, although yet young
man. He received fine education in
Denmark, and studied German be-
cause 1t was the commercial, language
of merchants, bankers, etc, carrying
on business in the Scandinavian coun-
tries. But, according to Mr.. Jansen,
English is displacing German in this
respect and is becoming with every
year the recognized language employ
ed in commercial intercourse. Wheel
ing Intelligencer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lorenzo Davis who
have been in Chicago at the bedside
of their son j. Ewing Davis are back
at home having left there last week.
When they left Mr.. Davis had about
recovered from the fever from which
he had been suffering and was far
on the road to recovery Within
the last few days however he has