The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1891-06-10
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for several years student in the
University.
Prot. T. E. Hodges, Principal d
the Huntington Normal school, his
wife and Mrs. B. G. Wilson have
come to enjoy the commencement
season with old friends.
Prot. w. p. Wiley returned from
Fairmont yesterday morning.
one of the:.best band organizations
INVEST Virginiais Protzman's Brass
Bapd, composed of Young men and u q
boys df 1forg Eli 10 n1 and led by Ed
C.i PfStzman, the popular photogra-
ply. Their music on Monday
and Saturday evenings secured
praise from every quarter. The boys
new uniforms are tasty and becom-
ing. aa 3t3a 3f43., t4} faitt d ss4sfs.itatfs
G. II. Kitson, onesof our Weston
students, has been quite sick for sew
eral days. s a7s3R
Misses Madge and Gay Brown,
who have been attending Wilson
College, at Chambersburg, Penna.
came home . few days since.
Dr.. G. 10. Henry, of Shinnston,
formerly q popular w. v. u. student,
has been here several days.
Hon. d. D. johnson has accepted
invitations to- speak u ats Barracks
vile, July54. and at Lewisburg, Sept.
/. Col. Johnson's addresses are al
ways scholarly and entertaining.
Z. g. Atkeson, Of Buffalo, w. Va,
who was student at the Mononga-
Tia Academy ID We olden time, came
in MONDAY evening. y s ssas tl
Miss Mary jenkins. Of Grafton,
w. Va. is the guest of her brother,
Sam Jenkins,.
Copies of hll issues Of the DAILY
may he secured at Rice's News
Store ia54
NJ. IA. Steele, Of Pittsburgh, is Wis
iting bis brother. Geo. C. Steele,
Mrs. ST.. Allen and daughter, Of
Grafton, are at the Wallace. HEN
Zee cream and STRAWBERRIES to be
had at Kern's.
The Misses Watson, who have been
stopping at Mrs. Prof. Berkeley's,
have returned to their homes.
60 to Rogers for fine photographs
Main street. =.
II Don't fail to see the fine display
ofSphotographs, crayons, and albums,
at Rogers Art Gallery.
Cabinet photographs q speciality,
at Rogers. sll.I
Old, pictures copied and enlarged
/. to any size, at Rogers, n. 4. III
A Geo. l., burst, Of W heeling, was
here Mon: Monday Iay,... leaving viz yesterday
morning. .e.l
Miss Hart, Of Clark sburg, is at
the Wallace. :. III IA \
Howard Gore, of Clarksburg, id
the guest Of his brother, @. W. Gore.
Certainly no business house de-
serves the patronage Of w. va. Uni.
yersity students more than Thomas
H ughes u Co, the leading merchant
tailors of Wheeling. No firm has
treated the students and their pub.
locations more courteously than they.
In addition. they do the best of work
and never fail 70 give, perfect salts
faction.
Stuart F. Reed, Law Class Of '89,
editor of the Clarksburg Telegram,
came yesterday afternoon.
Al. Wilkinson, Principal Of the
Grafton schools, lie here. a.s5t.,st
Hon. Ira @. Post is at the Wallace
House.
John G. Cuttings, of Clarksburg,
is at the Commercial,
IA. M. Lazier will receive Com
mencement flowers on the morning
train. Call and get your flowers
from. him..
Prof. J. !. III Harvey and vile enter.
tanned the Board Of Regents very de-
lightfplly yesterda y evening.
Miss Cora Ogden, OF Fairmont, is
the guest of her brother, Fl. N. Ogden.
J. E. Hanshaw, Of Wetzel county,
. q student of last year, is here to see
his friends and witness che exercises.
Monday afternoon d most inter
esting game Of ball was PLAYED on
the South Morgantown grounds be-
tween the former and present stu
dents, the score being I65 to Isl inlI
favor of the former at the sixth in-l
ming, when the game was called,
The batteries were Burnley and Ar |
benz for former Students; Reay |
and A. B. Smith for those Of .90-9i
Picture ofthe faculty and the mi
versity buildings forsale at Rogers.
a. H.. Sheppard, 1913, has gone
home. Etsf
There are probably more visitors
in town than were ever before here
at Commencement season. III spite
of the increased hotel facilities, not
all that came On the train YESTERDAY
morning were able,to secure accom-
modations VI the hotels. The us
ual number Of visitors in private
families are also here. q
u 49, No ln,. q, taao,,s Inn ti,s
Wheeling NesUs, is,in town.