The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1888-06-13
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Don t fail to see the art display hJ
"a. a. Rogers in one Of ]. r. Mi1ler's
beautiful show windows
Mrs. i. n. Asnett, of EIarkles.
/ burg, Pa, is the guest Of hei
daughter Mrs. WI We Keener on
the Vest Side.
Mr.. j. g. Lazzell, Of the class d
SO, arrived u yesterday from the South,
where he has taught successfully du.
ring the past year
MI. and Mrs. Elkins left at $40
| yesterday evening They will make
| a brief stay iii Fairmont, where they
will be the guests Of Judge Alb.
/ Fleming
Il H. G. Ogden, 81 Che class Of 81,
arrived On yesterday evening. He
! Is making q reputation as q journal
| list on the editofial staff Of the
" Wheeling Register,
President and Mrs. Turner enter
/ tanned the Board of Regents at din
E+ner on yesterday. Their reception
to the Faculty and graduating
classes was given sometime ago.
Mrs. E. G. 3Ryland, of Fairchance,
Pa, accompanied by her son Fred,
arrived here Tuesday evening to at
tend the Commencement exercises
and see her boy Harry graduate.
MI. and Mrs. JOS. X. Buchanan, of
Beaver county, Pa, are visiting their
son Rev. "A. M. Buchanan, during com
mencement. Rev. Buchanan drove
down to Greensboro for them with a
carriage.
The venerable DR.. VIM. Dancer
has donned anew suit of clothes, a
pretty straw hat, and new shoes, and
is as big man as Regent. He
is one Of the principal adjuncts Of
the University. II
The many friends of Student Lei
wellyn, Of Grafton, were glad he got
off the train yesterday morning. He
was compelled to leave school during
the winter because of sickness, but
is now much better. Z. f.
Mr.. w. T. W.1Barbe, class of '84,
arrived from Parkersburg yesterday
morning. No Alumnus has more
enthusiasm and love for his alma
mater than Barrie, and none is hon
oring the University more. II
Mrs. Lucinda Jamison, mother Of
Mr.. D. L. Jamison, of the Senior
class, DR.. W. C.. Jamison and wife
and C. W. .Arnett and wife, of Fair
mont, are here to witness the grad
uating exercises at the University. !
File away theDA1LY-it will keep
and be interesting to look over in
future years. Why not have new
commenc cement hall2 The acoustic
properties Of the present one, arenot
Of the most agreeable nature, and
the fAtigtie engendefed III 66hine
Il, makes new building.
Prof.St. George T. Brooke and wife,
admirably entertained Messrs. Peck,
Of Philippi; Geo E. Boyd, of Wheel
Ing, and L. r. Shepherd, T. j. Woof-I
ter and u. S. Grant Pitzer, of the
Law Class Of '88. The former two
gentlemen are old members of the
Law Department. The hospitality
and amiability Of the Professor and
his wife, cannot be excelled, f
" The observance Morgantown
makes of Commencement is quite
remarkable. It's a holiday week
for the whole town. Our streets now
present Quite an animated and met
ropolitan appearance. Everyone
has quit : work, put on his
good clothes and is devoting HIM
self to having a pleasant time
And its right. Its good thing. +
No old Columbian is more enthu-
siastic than Mr. Barbe. He said to
us yesterday: FSup't A. L, Purin
ton, J. W. Vandervort, E. P. Chan
cellor and c. N. Snodgrass-all old
COMMUNICATIVE appointed me
their proxy to hurrah for the old
society tonight We didn't have a
seat near enough to Mr.. Barbe last
night to hear how loud he ''hurrah-
ed"-but think he had pretty
large contest. =@. =.
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