Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
Personal.

town Monday.
Mr.. Nhas. Grant, Of the p. r. R., Wis
lied his parents in town this week.
Mr.. E. Hartzell, of. Guyandotte, W. VA,
spent few days with his brother in town
this week.
Mr.. Robert n. Harp is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Florence J.icklider, In Peters
burg, Va.
Mrs. Emma X. Young, Of Mines, Va,
spen, Christmas week with her parents i'll
Ibis place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slihkman, Of Baltimore.
,pent the holidays with the family OF Mr.
John d. Staley.
Mr.. Amber, of B;llimore, brother-in-
law of Rev. L. Il. Mason, spent a few days
in town last week.
Mr.. james Harp, of Pittsburg, Pa,
former resident OF this place, spent Christ
mas week in town.
Miss Sidney Groves, Of Mines, formerly
of this place, spent tue Christmas hoil-
days here, warmly welcomed by her many
friends.
Mr.. william A. kearney, of Baltimore,
formerly OF this peigh boltood visited the
family of Mr.. William 4. McQrilkin, near
this place, Christmas week.
Mr.. Henry Brltner and family, OF Do
corah, Iowa, and Mrs. Nettie healen, OF
Martinsburg, visited the family OF Mrs.
Mary c. Britner last week.
Rev. Luther l.. Smith, pastor of the
Lutheran Church at Strasburg, Sl nan
doah County, Va, visited his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Johp ii. little, in this place this
week.
Standish McCleary, son Of Mr.. j. w.
McCleary, of Baltimore, and the youthful
ncph,w of the editors, spent the Christ
mas season with us, and enjoyed his visit
very much.
Miss Ella Kelsey, who has been teach
ing school at Keedysvilie, anl George
Kelsey, engaged in business at Charles
town, listed their mother in town during
the holidays.
Misses Lizzie and Florence Miller, of
Hacerstown, visited Miss Lily Stone
braker in this place last week, and their
many friends here were sorry their stay
WAS so short.
Misses Eta and Minnie Ray, of this
place, who have been attending school,
as teacher aud pupil, ut Mechanicstown,
| Nd, spent the holiday season with their
parents in town.
Our clever young friend, r. Davis Shop
| herd, has been appointed 20 position on
the United States Geological Survey at
Washington. We congratulate him hear
lily on his good fortune.
Mr.. Edward l.. Folk, Il student in tho
! Theological Seminary of Roanoke COL
! lege, came home to spend the Christmas
holidays with his parents near town. Mr..
Harry Line, also Il student at Roanoke
college, WAS home for the holidays.
Death % Rev. Dr. krnuth.-Dr.
/ Charles PorterfielG Krauth, ID. d., Ii.
d., vice-provoSt of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA, professor of mental and
moral philosophy, died at one o'clock on
! Tuesday. DR.. Kraulh was born in Mar
tinsburg March II, 1923. He entered the
Lutheran ministry in 1911, and was pastor
succrssvcly of churches in Baltimore,
Winchester, Va, and Pittsburg, Pa. In
| 1861 he was elected professor of system
attic theology and church pclity in the
Lutheran Theological Seminary in Phila-
Gclphia, and in 1865 of intellectual and
moral philosophy in the University of
! PENNSYLVANIA, Of which he was elected
vice-proyost in 1873. For three successive
terms he was president OF the General
| Council of the Lutheran Church In Amer
lea lie published a number OF books, his
chief distinction as III author being due
TO Il work entitled 1.-The Conservative Ref
ormaton and its Theology"
Reuni0n.-Thc TNenty-eighth Rcgi-
ment New York Volunteers have propos-