The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1898-06-06
personal MENTION.

0delI r Mckinney went to his
home ii Fairmont, Friday. Hemay
return for some Of the commence
ment exercises
Earl A. Brooks, 's7, arrived on the
early train Friday morning. He will
be commencement visitor.
Regent James Il Hamin arrived
Thursday morning.
W. ]. Eddy went to his home at
Cross Roads, Saturday morning.
He win return for the summer quar-
ter.
Guy r. G. Allen and wife, of
Wheeling, are here for the com
mencement season, They are visit
ing Mr. ALIENS sisters, Mrs, Wiley
and Mrs. Evans,
Mr. 4 z. Holt has returned o
his duties u tho patent Oillce at
Washington amer ) brief visit with
his sisters here.
Regent w. 3, Powell of Parkers-
burg, arrived Thursday morning.
Heis the guest of the Peabody.
He is distinguished for his small-
ness of statue.
Student Schad, the popular
second baseman of the Varsity
base ball team, left for his home :
in Wheeling Wednesday evening.
George w. Atkinson, Jr., left for
home Wednesday morning. He
will not be in the University next
year.
Carl Vance of Clarksburg, o
former student Of the University,
passed through Morgantown,
Thursday morning on his return
from Pittsburg.
Miss Bertha Scrafford of Pitts
burg arrived Wednesday evening.
She is tho guest of Miss Bessie
Harvey.
J, i. Henderson, '94, and wife
I ~ = 3 - =.
came in Wednesday moning. Mr..
Henderson has been teaching in
Texas for the past few years. He
informs US that he will DO a stu-
dent at the University during the
summer quarter.
Bonnie Shuttleworth left for
his home at Glarksburg last Thurs.
day morning,
Regent r +. Brown Of Charles
ton arrived Oh the early train
Thursday ncrning He Registered
ct the Peabody
Fred Moore, 81, who has been
taking post graduate work in the
University thisegear, went to his
home at Belington, "Wednesday
morning.
| Mrs. Wm. NJ. Dent, OF Newburg,
is here 10 remain until after COM
mencement the guest OF Mr.. Jefferson
Tennett's family. A
Mr.. B. Gil Moore, has returned to
\ Morgantown after an absence OF three
months. He will graduate this year.
Rev. Sheerin and wife returned
Saturday from q trip to Weston.
Mr.. A. @. Hughes will represent
the Columbian Literary Society 10 the
Inter Society Contest, In the place OF
Mr.. HollylG. Thompson who volun-
teered his services In the War against
Spain Mr.1Hughes has worked hard
and will ably represent his society.
| Mr.. T. w. Clark, OF New Martins.
vile brother Of student II. e. Clark,
arrived yesterday for commencement
Il exercises.
Kemble White, class 's4 arrived
Saturday.
i Ewing Martin has returned from
Smithfeid and Dunbar, where he
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives.
J, Mr.. Barbe, field agent OF the Uni
versity, is very much encouraged at
{ the prospect for the Summer quar-
ter. Many teachers are expected to at
!. tend from various sections OF the state
. The advantages offered at our own
: institution will be Of the very high
! est order and should be taken adj
vantage OF by West Yirginians.
! Quite number Of regular students
, will likely return
Dr. and Mrs. G. Il. Haworth, Of
Huntington, will arrive this morn
ing and be the guests of AR. Wait.
man Batbo until 1ite1 commence.
ment
Lee LlcNellyn win play With Pair.
mont to day in the game against
, Uniontown.
Brown Roughner ana Leroy lay
lor returned 70 Fairmont yesterday
after a short stay IN Morgantomn.
Student Jas. o. Smith OF Mafllnton
intends to- write bis autobiography
soon. 1t will embrace an account OF
many interesting episodes, daring adj
ventures and narrow escapes 10 the
picturesque and romantic part Of
West Virginia. We bespeak It's suc-
cess.
Major Lee, one Of the regents was
among the arrivals on Saturday He
acted as one Of the judges 10 the Re-