Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-09-24
PERSONALS.
A Record of the Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

We had pleasant call last Friday
from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Eaton,
of Phoenixville, Pa. Mr. Eaton is a
Union veteran, and attended the re-
union of the Pennsylvania soldiers at
Antietam. The war ended at Apo
mattox for him, and his manliness and
liberality is such as every really brave
man ought to feel,
Rev. DR.. Charles Ghiselin is attend
ing the one hundred and ninth annual
session OF the Virginia Synod of the
Presbyterian Church, which convened
at Lewisburg, W. Va, on Tuesday.
DR.. Ghiselin will take couple ofweeks
needed rest at Rockbridge Baths at
the conclusion of the sessions Of Synod.
Miss Ethel T. Camp, clever young
authoress of Washington, several of
whose interesting stories have been
published in the REGISTER, is visiting
Miss Daisy Line near Sharpsburg.
Miss Camp is as charming in her per-
sonality as she is gifted in intellect.
Hampden-Sydney College has four
students from Jefferson county this
year: Edwin Triplett, Of Dufields
Albert EngIe, of Bakerton John A,
Trostle, of Kearneysville; and Albrecht
Diehl, of Charlestown.
Mrs. Anna B. Kendall, with her
mother Mrs. Rose Bowles, are visiting
friends in the far west. They are en-
route to the Pacific coast, where the
former will visit her son LYMAN
Hancock Star
Mr.. G. w. Banks has been suffering
this week from sprained back. As
soon as he gets rid of the "crick" he
will leave for Baltimore, where he will
pursue his studies at the University Of
Maryland.
DR.. William Kearney, a former res
ident of Shepherdstown, but who is
now located at Farmville, Va, has
been here the past couple of weeks
visiting his relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emma Port, of BeIoit, Kansas
is here visiting her father, Mr. Joseph
Welshans. Mrs. Port has been in the
eastern cities on business, and is now
on her way to the West.
Messrs. Charles ]. Dey, B. D. White
and Roland Brinkley, Of Norfolk, Va
have been at the Entler Hotel the past
week, enjoying the charms of quaint
old Shepherdstown,
Mr.. J. B. Miller has been very
much under the weather this week
He has an abscess on bis foot that ha'
given him great deal Of trouble.
w. W. Slough, one of the proprietor
of the Shippensburg carriage works
has been very sick the past week. HI
is well known in this section.
Miss Kate C. Hill and Mrs. Thoma
Kearns, of Martinsburg, have beer
visiting Mrs. John w. Hill and othe
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Morrison and his two charming
daughters, Miss Margaret and Mis-
Carrie, have been guests at the Emile
Hotel the past week.
Mr.. John NJ. Daniel, the energetl
chairman of our county Democrat
committee, was in Shepherdstow
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. H. B, Shipley, of the Antietar
Cement Works, who had a severe speI
of malaria, is able to attend to busi
ness again.
Miss Bessie B. Flood, who spent tn
summer with friends at Terra Alta an
Keyser has returned to her home nea
town.
Mrs. Harry Storm, of Frederick
Nd, has been here the past week VII
, iting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Munday.
: Miss Nellie Gardner, Of Harrisbur!
: Pa, has been visiting Miss Wicker
near this place.
: Mr.. Lucian Reinhart, of Philade
phia, visited his parents here this weeI
Mr.. Morgan McEndree has take
. UP his residence in Shepherdstown
Postmaster-General Wilson arrive
from Europe last Friday.
y Rural Free Delivery.
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