Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-09-20
PERSONALS.
A Record of the Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

AmOES Tue ldle arrivals dl OuuleJ
Place" were Assistant District Attor-
ney Alexander R. Mullowney, of
Washington, and Mr.. Campbell Car
rington and Mr.. Thos. H. Brooks, also
of the national capital. They are all
bass fishermen and the first days VEN
ture on the river proved successful
for two of the trio but disastrous for
the popular prosecuting attorney. He
not only neglected to land any bass,
but he managed to drop his rod over
board because Of an attraction on
shore. Mr.. Darlington, who is we'll
known as one of Washington's most
brilliant lawyers, got strikes and
landed his fish with the ease and
gracefulness that characterizes his
manner of conducting case in court.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Shepherd and
Mr.. A. NJ. Shepherd left yesterday
for Orange, New Jersey, where they
will spend month in rehearsing pre-
paratory to an extended tour OF the
United States and Canada. They
will support Madame MOdjeska in
varied repertoire, and will open the
season October Goth in Montreal.
Hon. A. B. White, of Parkersburg,
the Republican candidate for Cover
nor of West Virginia, spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Shepherdstown
with the editor of the REGISTER. Mr..
White is a genial gentleman whose
friendship we have enjoyed for twelve
or fifteen years. But we can't say
word for his politics.
Mr.. J. F. Welshans, who has been
in business in shepherdstown the
past year or two, has returned to
Chicago, where he resumes his old
place in the big store of Marshall Field
g. Co. J. Louis Welshans will con-
duct the store in this place.
Mrs. James S. Petit and Miss Rose
Marie Sartoris, guests at Sudley Place,
were entertained at luncheon in Ha-
gerstown last Saturday by Mrs. Nan
ME Beckenbaugh and General Henry
Kyd Douglas.
Charles Reinhart, of this vicinity,
and B. F. Sperow, Of Berkeley coun-
ty, both of whom graduated from
Shepherd College last June, have en-
tered the West Virginia University at
Morgantown.
Mr.. Walter Duke, of Bakerton, a
graduate of Shepherd College but who
has taught school in this county for a
couple of years, has gone to the West
Virginia University to complete his
education.
Mrs. John Murnan and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. C. Groves and children, of
Winchester, Va, are here visiting Mrs.
Charles E. Walters and Mrs. VIM, NJ.
Sheet.
Mr.. John Reynolds, son of DR.. A.
S. Reynolds, left on Tuesday for Mer-
cersburg College, where he will pursue
his studies the ensuing school year.
Mr.. D. 7. Williamson, of the Swan
Pond neighborhood, and Mr.. Shively
Lemaster, of Snyders Mills, were
among our callers on Monday last.
Prof, B. c. Unseld, who has been
conducting musical Institutes in the
Valley Of Virginia the past summer,
has returned to Shepherdstown.
DR.. n. D. Baker, who has been liv-
ing in Cleveland, Ohio, the past year,
has returned to Martinsburg and will
make his home there again.
Judge Henry Brannon, OF the Su-
preme Court of West Virginia, spent
last Sunday with Capt, H. c. Getz-
endanner, near town.
Mr.. Albert Lickider, who has just
returned from European tour, is in
Shepherdstown for brief visit TO his
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Julia Kogle, of Washington,
D. c., spent several weeks at Col.
Cyrus Snyder's, Pritchard's Bluff, near
Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. Rogers and his daughter, of
Martinsburg, spent last Sunday with
the family of Mr., H, E. Munday in
this place.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Beethoven, Jr., has
returned to the West Virginia Uni
versity, where he will resume his law
studies.
Miss Lille Fleming is spending a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
John B. Fleming, at WiHlamsport,
Nd.
Mrs. H. E. W. Storm and her son
Frank, of Frederick, Nd, are visit
ing their relatives in this vicinity.