Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
ABOUT UuR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine Mt People
Where they are and How they are.

FauI Mc10F OF Ealfm0nt Is one OF
the crowd of Commencement visit
ors
Dale Johnson of Parkersburg is here
visiting his uncle Judge Okey John
son.
Miss Margaret Paden Of Parkers-
burg is here the guest of Miss Nell
Johnson.
Miss Name Hoard is the guest of
Miss Hattie Miller. of South Nor
gantoWn.
R. p Kennedy of Uniontown came
in on Saturday TO see the ball games
and remained over Sunday.
G. P. Davidson Of Shinnston who
was formerly in attendance here is in
town to take in the closing days.
Miss Edna Overholt of Des
Moines Iowa is the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. Woolery on Sunnyside.
Miss Garnet Horner of Clarksburg
will be the guest of friends in town
during the commencement season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. T. Cunningham
of Clarksburg are in town TO attend
the final exercises at the big school.
r. w. Dawson of Uniontown spent
Sunday with his wife who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nye.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Brown have re-
turned from Kingwood where they
were at the Dawson Brown marriage
last week.
Sherman Dis and Ed. Gerwig of
Parkersburg former students are
here to spend the festive season at
the University.
Miss Mary Gould of Parkersburg is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Barb.
She will remain in MorgantoWn until
after commencement.
Alex McChesney of Charleston a
former student Of the University ar
rived on Sunday He will be here
during the summer quarter.
Misses Nellie Sterling aad Madge
Sample of Fairmout will be commence
ment visitors the guest Of Mrs. w. A.
Mestrezat of South Morgantown.
Prof J. n. Deahl who was for
merly principal of the West Liberty
Normal and who has been in town
for several days has returned home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. G. Meyer of
Wheeling are here to attend Com
meneement. They are the guests of
Mrs. Meyers mother Mrs J ? Don
ley.
John Hatcher who was formerly a
student here and who is very well
known over town arrived this morn
ing and will remain for the eelebra-
tion.
Frank Pride seems to be in for an
extended illness and John Moore has
taken charge Of the stables and bust
ness while he is sick. Ray Bricker
has charge of the express wagon.
Will John a student of the Uniyer-
sity left this morning for Cameron.
He and Hauher will put in the sum
mer establishing circulating libraries
in the various towns Of the state.
These are a part OF Chautauqua work.
f. II. Yost the great foot ball play
er of the University has accepted a
very catering offer from Kansas to
coach them the coming year. He had
thought that he would give the game
the go by but the temptation was too
strong and he has taken the offer that
has been made him by them.
Prot. NJ. c. Tough and wife, OF
Fairmont, have been here during
the past two weeks. Prof. Tough
will attend the University at Nor
gantown until next spring. His
wife will remain with her parents
in this county-Philippi Plaindeal-
er.
ID. NJ. Sullivan, secretary OF the
State board of agriculture, and j.
| c. Rathburn, member of the board,
will leave to-day for Morgantown to
attend a meeting of the State board
of agriculture, to be held at that
place, June 19.-Charleston Ca
zette.
George Hogue has gone to St. Louis
| w dUucIld UllC VI ulC I1lhN
Grand Lodge which meets there all
this week. He represents Morgan
town lodge of this order. He went to
Pittsburg and took the special which
was run from that place for the bene-
fit of the pilgrims bound for st.
louis,
THE Baccalureate sermon on Sun
day was generally thought to be the
nearest ideal sermon for that day
that has ever been delivered here
1t was an address along the line of
greatest helpfulness to those for
whose benefit it was delivered. 1t
was a magnificent production and
the large audience enjoyed it to the
limit.
Doctor and Mrs. Reynolds re-
turned yesterday from an extended
visit to Webster Springs. Both are
very much improved in health. The
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