Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-08
PERSONALS.
A Record OF the Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

day after an absence Of two months.
Mr.. Ghiselin has been in Chicago
and ut Norfolk and Rockbridge Baths,
and his vacation has not only been an
enjoyable one but has greatly bens-
fitted his health.
Mr.. F. Il. Beltzhoover left on We'd
nesday for Pennsylvania College, at
! Gettysburg, where he will finish his
education. Frank is a bright and
manly boy, and we predict that he
will make his mark at that school.
We were pleased to have call on
Tuesday from Mr. A B. Smith, senior
proprietor OF the Martinsburg Herald.
Mr.. Smith was here taking in the
Morgan's Grove fair and making the
acquaintance OF our people.
Miss Mary Hill, of this place, a
graduate of Shepherd College, has
been appointed teacher of the Pine
| Grove school, in the southern part OF
the county, and entered upon her du-
ties last Monday.
Johnnie Handy, better known as
Munich, former resident of this
place, turned up here the other day.
He is now a professional tramp, and
says he has seen lots of the country
since he left here.
Mr.. H. f. West has been here this
week from Baltimore, reporting the
Morgan's Grove exhibition for the
Sum- Mr. West is cleer gentleman
and has many friends here.
Miss Ella Fordyce, who spent the
summer at Morgantow has return
ed to Shepherdstown, and will begin
work with her music classes at Shop
herd College next week.
Mrs. Rose Baer, Miss Hal Quynn,
Miss Mary Tyson and Miss Rose Chap
line, Of Frederick, Md, are among
the guests at Col Morgan's hoSpitable
| home this week.
Miss Lille Reynolds, OF Duflields,
left last week for an extended visit in
the west. She will visit friends III
Illinois and Kansas and will be gone
all winter.
Mr.. F. NJ. Feltner, who has been
living near Berryville, Va, last week
moved with his family to Swan Pond,
Berkeley county, where he owns a
farm.
Our esteemed friend and former
countyman, Mr.. JAS. d. Moler Of the
Postof1ice Department at Washing
ton, is visiting his friends in this sec
ton.
Mr.. Jeptha Wintermoyer and Mr..
VIM. II. Crowl, who moved to Hagers-
town a couple of months ago, have
returned to Shepherdstown to live.
Mr.. John NJ. Ronemous, a prosper
Gus business man of Baltimore, was
here this week visiting among his
friends in this his native county.
Miss Sophie Colston, Miss jamie
Boyd and Miss Bessie LamOn, of
Martinsburg, are visiting Miss Meta
Schley in Shepherdstowu.
Miss Alice Williams, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. John Howell, of Charles
town, are visiting Mrs Presley Mar
lnaduks in this place.
Miss Clurie Bowles, Dr. Harry
Bowles and Mr. Wallace Bowles, of
Hancock, Md, are here this week en-
ioying the fair.
Miss Katie Mari, Of Hagerstown,
and Miss Emma Miller, Of Baltimore,
are visiting Miss Ella Grant in Shsp-
herdstown.
Mr. Ross Faymau, who has been
living in Cincinnati for the past six
months, dropped in to see Us few
days ago.
Among the visitors this week in
town is Paul Allen, of Moorefield, a
former student at Shepherd College.
Mrs. J. c. Reisinger and her daugh-
ter Blanche, OF Baltimore, are visiting
the Misses Licklider in this place.
Lucien Reinhart and his friend
Benton Hartman, OF Littlestown, Pa,
are in Shepherdstown on u visit.
Mr.. John II. Schoppert came up
from Washington last Saturday and
remained until Wednesday.
Mr.. John p. Hess, of Baltimore,
formerly of this county, is here visit
ing among his old friends.
Mr.. J. w. Snyder, OF Washington,
is here to spend fair week with the
home folks. Fat as ever.
Misses Ruth, Edith and Bessie Mil
| Ter, OF Baltimore, are here visiting
| Miss Irene Humrickhouse.
Miss Ride Buckley and Miss Eu-
genia Pierce have gone to Chicago to
enjoy the Worlds Fair
Mr.. Charles w. Osbourn and wife,
| OF Shenandoah, Va, arc here visiting
Mr.. Osbourn's parents.
Miss Katie Reinhart, OF Maryland,
is visiting the family of Hon. Charles
II. Knott, below town.
Miss Edith Mccain, of Washington,
is in Shepherdstown visiting Mrs.
John c. Reinhart.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Baker and family, Of
Roanoke, Va, are here visiting MIR.
Bakers relatives.
The Misses Cross, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. X. l.. Wysong at Duff
fields this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rightstine, of
Riverton, Va, are visiting relatives