Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-04-09
PERSONALS.
A Record Of the Coming and Going OF the
People That You Know.

Mr.. J. S. Sheetz, a native OF this
place, but who has been living in Ha-
gerstown for several years, is here TOR
few days, preparatory to leaving with
his wife for Bloomington, Illinois,
where he will engage in the carpenter
and building business.
Mr.. Raleigh Vanmetre, who went
to Bluefeld, this State, several weeks
ago, has got enough of that country
and has returned to Shepherdstown.
1t is said that Mr.. F. L. Billmyer and
family will also come back.
Rev. DR.. VIM. II. Nelson, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church, has gone
North for a much needed rest. He
will be gone several weeks, part OF
which will be spent at Atlantic City
and part in New York.
Rev. Charles Ghiselin was called to
Norfolk last Friday by the illness of
his mother. Mr.. Ghiselin has written
that his mother is much better, and he
expects to return home Saturday.
Rev. G. H. Hockey is in Strasburg,
Va, this week, assisting Rev. L. L.
Smith in series Of services in the
Lutheran church there He expects
to return on Monday next.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington is in Balti-
more this week buying new goods for
her millinery store and making per-
sonal observationsas to the latest styles
in her line of trade.
Our friend Mr., Lee Moler is clerk
ing in NJ. S. Hiteshews store this
week. Mr.. Hiteshew is in Baltimore
laying in stock of spring and sum-
mer goods.
Mr.. George E. Wysong of Charles
town, spent Easter with friends in
this place. He is now employed in
the Goetz harness factory in Charles
town.
Among the students enrolled at
Shepherd College the past week are
Miss Bessie Harness, of Morefeld, and
Mr.. w. H. Potter, Of Morgan county.
Messrs. Rion Lucas, Newton Entler,
Albert Wagner and Harry Wagner
came over from Hagerstown to spend
Easter with the home folks here.
Among the callers at the REGISTER
office Tuesday were Mr.. Dennis NJ.
Daniels, of Bakerton, and Mr. John II.
Buckles, of Halltown.
Mr.. T. H. Davis spent Easter with
his brother, Mr.. J. E. Davis, in Mary
land. His niece, Miss Lucy Davis, is
quite sick
Mr.. Charles Billmyer, of Billmyers
Mill, has secured a position in the
Crawford Bicycle Works at Fagers-
town.
Mr. Rutherford Wysong who has
been in Washington City for several
months, has returned to Shepherds
town.
Mrs. Joseph Geigan, of Baltimore,
is at Mrs. McLain's Sudley Cottage,
and Miss Edith Geigan is expected to-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Beckwith and Miss Anna
Smith, of Alexandria, Va, spent
Easter at Col. Morgan's near town.
Mrs. J. Baker Kearfott of Martins
burg, has been here this week visiting
the family of Mr.. L. G. BrOtherton
Mrs, Hiteshew and the children are
having a pleasant visit with friends
in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. Ann Cook, of Waynesboro, Va,
visited the family of Mr.. Jacob Fer
rell during the past week.
Rev. Mr.. KILLER, the new pastor Of
the Southern Methodist Church, is ex-
pected to arrive today.
Mr.. Austin Humrickhouse, of Ha-
gerstown, spent Easter with the home
folks in this place.
Mrs. C. Z. Lamar, of Molers' spent
Easter with Miss Molhe Homrick In
Martinsburg.
Mrs. VIM. Sheetz and her daughter
Nora spent Easter with relatives IN
Winchester.
Mr.. B. D. Gibson and Mr.. Tom
Moore, of Charlestown, are in town to-
day
Improved Mail Facilities.
An imnrovement in the mail SER