The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1888-06-12

u tending commencement.
Miss Alice Altman returned from
New York yesterday evening, where
she has been pursuing her musical
studies during the past year, She
will spend her summer vacation
with us.
Fresh oranges, Lemons, Bananas
and pineapples received to-day at ].
w. Madera's News and Confection-
cry Depot,
Prof. T. E Hodges, Principal OF
Marshall College, at Huntington, and
| wife, and Mrs. Mona Wilson, Oh Ham
lin, are here for commencement.
They are the guests Of NJ. Hayes,
Esq.
Don't leave town without having
1 your picture made at Protzman's.
They are low priced and good.
A very fine display Of specimens
| Of the photographers art is made in
1-one of the windows of j. r. Miller's
store. It consists Of photos of var
ious sizes and kinds, made from liV-
ing subjects, besides some enlarged
pictures requiring rare skill. They
are all the work Of Rogers, the pho
tographer. The group attracts much
attention from passers-by.'
/ The students stay in Morgan
town grows beautiful short. He
would not live here always" but he
would just like to stay few. more
days among the lovely scenes and
sociable people. I
Mr.. Geo. E. Boyd, Jr., of Wheel
ing, Law Class of '86, now enjoying
a lucrative practice n that city, and
Captain of the Wheeling Militia, is
at the Seminary. He is looking
well and is kept busy shaking hands
with his many friends and we'll
wishers. J. .r".\
Mr.. II. V. Coleman, of .Pittsburg,
formerly well known citizen of this
county, and a very clever gentleman,
will lead to the Hymenial altar to-
day Miss Sarah Jaco well known
and excellent young lady of near
Easton The happy couple will re.
main until Thursday morning when
they will go. to Pittsburg, where
the groom has already prepared a
nice home. The good wishes Of their
many friends follow them. j;
Mrs Ira Post and daughters,
Misses Florence and Emma, are Wis
iting Cadet M: D. Post. -
Misses Verona Maple and Mary
L. Brown, of Chenille, assistants
in the Nor NAL School of that place,
are here to witness Commencement
exercises. Miss Brown is sister of
Adjutant ] E. Brown. IA L
Dr.. Daily, Of Piedmont, arrived
Tuesday and is visiting his relative,
DR.. j. W. Hartigon.
Mrs, Mullins 1and Miss jackson,
are visiting Cadet Mullins and are
prepared to enjoy. the remaining
days of Commence ment week. x
Hon. Jno. j. Davis will arrive to-
morrow and be the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. Lorentz. Is
1t would be a good thing were the
Commandment of the Cadets, he ne
after, to purchase the gloves neces-
sary for til cir use at Wholesale price.
By thus Ding, the price would be
somewhat reduced and it would
avoid the unsightly appearance Of
so many dissimilar kinds in parade.
It can easily be done, too. A>large
institution like the University
should be able to get reasonable re-
auctions on all the articles used by
the students. Let the effort be made,
at least. ! ~. T.. . d..
Mr.. B.tW. jackson and wife, of
Clarksburg, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs, President E. M. Turner.
Mr.. IT, G. Bytnes, better known
as ''Joe,"\ has returned home. He
will be missed by his numerous adj
mirers and friends. NJ r +
The assistant editor will be thank
full for ali notes of a local and per-
sonal character. - ~" IT,. H..
The Regents have BEEN. rushed
almost to death with important bus
mess. They are, however, dispos-
ing Of it with promptness both char
Eacteristic and commendabie.
How about the pavement to- the
University? Will it be laid? The
| walk has been disgraceful to the
town, and by all means, should be
abolished. MorgantoWn is fully able
to make such improvements, when it
is remembered that thousands ofdol-
lars enrich her people-the direct
patronage of the students. That
portion of the town is rapidly build
ing up, and with new brick walk to
the University grounds, the prone
made will be delightful, and the pleas
ure and comfort fthe student great
" increased.
! Mr.. Trueman Lynch, of Clarks-
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