Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-22
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Promine MT People
Where they are and How they are.

A j. Wilkinson of Grafton came
down to see the wind up of the Uni
versity.
Harry Mathews of Fairmont is in
town to-day to take in Commence
ment.
w. S. Deffenbaugh of Smithfeld
came in on Wednesday evening to be
present at the closing exercises.
Misses Gertrude and Beulah Morgan
Of Clarksburg are two charming COM
mencement visitors.
Fred Moore of Belington one Of the
graduates of the class of 81 is here
for visit of several days.
Lon Hartman who has been in
Pittsburg for several months is at
home for visit Of few days.
Mrs. j. L. Sawtell, mothere of stu
dent Sawtelle, of the Law School, is
here for commencement.
Prof. S. S. Jacobs, of the West
Liberty Normal School, arrived this
morning for stay of a few days
George Davis of Waynesburg has
been at home since yesterday and will
leave this evening for home again.
Adjutant General Appleton and
Col Casteel, OF Charleston arrived
to-day to attend the commencement
exercises.
Rev. Simon Boyers, Principal of
Methodist Seminary at Buckhan-
non, arrived in Morgantown this
morning.
Miss Ella Fordyce has gone to
New York Cits to visit her sister.
She will visit other points East be
fore her return to Fairmont.
Judge I. z. Jacob, of New Mar
tinsville, is here to remain day or
two The judge is an alumnus Of
the University.
Miss Stuckey who was formerly the
stenographer for DR.. Goodnight and
who now lives in Richmond, Va, is
visiting Miss Bessie Harvey.
J. G. Thomas of Elkhorn has left
for his home. He graduated in the
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him to leave before the completion of
the exercises of the day.
L. d. Holden and son Edward came
in on Wednesday afternoon to be pres
ent at the graduation Of Mr.. Holdens
son Charles who takes his sheepskin
to-day
Senator and Mrs. $. II. Gramm
together with Miss Kate Gramm, of
Grafton, came in this morning to
witness the graduation of g. f.
Gramm.
Rev and Mrs. w. J. Eddy of
Fairmont together with Miss Eliza
beth Eddy Of Cross Roads are attend
ing the closing day of the Univer
sity to be present at the graduation
at Alexander Eddy.
Jacob Abersold who has been en-
ployed in Pittsburg for several weeks
came in on Wednesday to attend the
commencement exercises and receive
his diploma from the engineering de-
partment of the University
Prof. John /. Harvey and Prof. r.
G. Miller have returned from Wheel
ing where they went to attend the
meeting Of the National Union of
which they are members. Prof. Mil
Ter represented the Fairmont branch of
the order
Rev. NJ D. Helmick went down to
Ravenswood, Saturday. He preach
ed the annual commencement SER
mon to the college there Sunday
| evening. No doubt it was an able
and appropriate one Richie Ga
zette.
Professor Kenneth Mckenzie left
| Morgantown yesterday for his home
in Cambridge, Mass, where he will
spend few days before sailing for
Europe, Mr. Charles G. Ballard
will have charge OF his classes dur
ing his absence.
TIE art exhibition has closed and
during the time that the room was
open to the public it was thronged all
the time with crowd of people who
were interested in the work being done
in this direction by the students
Everyone was charmed with the dis
play and they have nothing but words
of praise for the teacher and pupils,
| e. G. Donley has gone to his home
at Mount Morris aud will remain
there for couple Of months for
rest. He will then return to Morgan
town and together with his room
mate Hatfield will form partnership
for the practice of their profession.
These two men graduated from the
University the present year and they
have taken very high standing in
their classes.
Henry NJ Nelly of Parkersburg is
here to attend the Commencement
Ball. He is on furlough being
student at West Point. Since he left
the University two years ago he has
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