Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-08-11
PERSONALS.
Record of the Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

Prof. A. G. Kimler left Monday
for trip Of several weeks through
West Virginia. He will conduc
teachers Institutes in Pendleton ant
Hardy counties and at the same time
look after the interests of Shepherd
College. Instead of staging it be-
tween the various points where hi
duties call him he will use his bicycle
He will have several forty-mile runs.
Mr.. j. c. Hanger and his family
left the first of the week for Toledo
Ohio, where he has secured position
with the Lozier Manufacturing Com
pany. Mr.. Hanger came from Toledo
to act as general manager Of the bicy.
Gle chain factory here, and is the last
Of the Western people to leave here
because Of the failure of the concern.
Miss Salie II. Miller has gone to
Lancaster, Pa, for a visit of several
weeks to Mrs. ]. G. Ham, formerly
of this place. Miss Miller, who has
been one of the REGISTERS most val
ued employees for the past four years,
has severed her connection with this
office, greatly to the regret Of all her
colleagues.
We had pleasant call last Satur-
day from Editor James 0, Thompson,
of the Keyser Echo. Mr.. Thompson,
who is minister as well as an editor,
came here to fill the appointment Of
Presiding Elder Mckinney, who was
unable to be present. Hepreached at
Sharpsburg and Mt. Wesley.
Mr. Hugh Maloy, Of Winchester,
Va, and Master Herbert Marks, Of
Berryyille, Va, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. William H. Byers, at
"Rose Knoll" Miss Sylvia Byers has
returned to her home after pleasant
visit Of several weeks in Virginia.
Mr.. J. Lewis Welshans, of Beloit,
Kansas, arrived here last Saturday
for visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Ellen Welshans, who has been
visiting relatives in the West for
some weeks, returned home with him.
Miss Mamie SchIey has gone to
Frederick, Nd, to attend the unveil-
ing of the monument to Francis Scott
Key and spend a week or two with
her relatives.
Gen. and Miss Kirkland, Of Georgia,
and Miss Grow, of North Carolina,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, R. D. Shop
herd, at "Wild Goose, near town.
Mr.. W. NJ. Deck and family, of
Washington, are paying their annual
summer visit to their friends and rel
atives in this neighborhOod.
We had an agreeable call last Sat-
urday from Mr.. Edward L. McCor-
nick, one Of the REGISTERS appreci-
ative readers at Halltown.
Misses Lena Frazier and Lucy
SchoppeIt, Of Shepherdstown, are Wis
iting the family of Mr.. G. T. Stonesi-
fer.-SPirit.
Misses May, Florence and Laura
Hoffman and Miss Bessie Lickider
visited friends in Martinsburg the
past week.
Mrs. Latimer and her daughter
Louise have been visiting the family of
Mr.. Z. H. Remnant at "Belle Vue'
this week.
Miss Clara Flory and Miss Sarah
Marriott, of Reisterstown, Nd, are
visiting Miss Nellie Cost, near Sny-
der's Mills.
Miss Ellen Sim, Of Baltimore, is
here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jos. l..
Cookus, with the hope Of improving
in health.
Misses Emma Gatrelle and Mary
Lindsay, of Martinsburg, are visiting
the family of Mr.. W. T. Hoffman.
Mrs. Hester Hagan has been called
to Williamsport, Md, by the illness of
her brother, Mr.. Robert Lemen.
Miss Katherine Lyme has returned
to her home near Sharpsburg after a
pleasant visit to Oakland, Nd.
Miss Willie Grove, of HagerstOwn,
Nd, is visiting the family of Mr.. J.
W. Hollida, at Snyder's Mills.
Miss Rachel Cookus is in Martins
burg for a visit Of a couple of weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Getzendanner,
of Kearneysville, have gone to Atlantic
City for week or two.
Mr.. Frank Legge, Of Benwood, this
State, visited his father this week IN
Shepherdstown.