Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-06-20
PERSONALS.
Record Of tho Coming and Going of the
People That You Know

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and attended the commencement al
Shepherd College the first of the week
Mrs. Robinson is a charming lady and
made some warm friends in Shepherds.
town. We hope that both she and
Mr.. Robinson may return soon and
stay longer.
Mr.. H. L. Snyder is flying around
the circle again this week. Previous
ly he has returned through food and
wreck and we hope to see him safe
again the last of this week, bright and
smiling and ready for the smaller circle
of constant duty in this Office.
Miss Cummings and Miss Johnson
returned to their homes yesterday, and
Miss McConn expects to 60 away next
week. Profs. Arnett and Muldoon
are conducting the teachers institute
this week and expect to leave when
their work there is performed.
Hon. II. w. Harmer was here to
attend commencement and took a
thorough interest in the contest and
other entertainments, but We did not
hear him say how he thought they
compared with the Old Maids Con-
ventiou.
Mr.. John G. Licklider visited his
daughter, Mrs. ]. Davis Thomas, at
"Glenn Ourn," near Round Hill, Va,
last week. Mr.. Licklider was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Mary.
Miss Roesna Ambrose, Seng bright
and pleasant looking lady Of New
York City, whose paternal relatives
live in the far east, is paying visit
at Mr.. Presley Marmaduke's.
Mr.. Paul Allen, young attorney
of Moorefeld. this State, and a grad
uate of Shepherd College, was here
during the past week attending COM
mencement ex ercises.
Miss Mamie Cook, who has been
visiting friendsin Pittsburg and Sher-
idanville, has returned to her home
near Bakerton. Miss Annie Anderson
returned with her.
Mr.. Harry Smith, of Maryland, Mr..
T. O. Link, of Dufields, and Mr.. A,
NJ. Widmyer, of Kearneysville, were
agreeable callers at the REGISTER Of
fee last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Neill, Miss Ella Kelsey
and Messrs. Charles Smooth and Gill
more Neill have been driving over
each day to teachers institute at
Charles Town.
Mrs. E. r. Line and little daughter
Margaret, and Mrs. William Reynolds,
of Connellsville, Pa, arein Shepherds
town visiting the family of Mr.. Thomas
Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Baker left on
Tuesday morning for trip to Pitts
burg and Altoona, Pa They expect
to be gone about a week or ten days.
Miss Mamie Link, of Dufields, and
Miss Jessie Jones, Of Uvilla, have re-
turned home after weeks visit to
Miss Edna Link in Shepherdstown.
Mrs. B. S. Pendleton is in Hagers-
town for brief visit, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, has gone to New York
City for a visit of some weeks,
Mr.. Cyrus Herbert, of Gerardstown,
but who has been conducting school
at Moorefeld, visited his friends in
Shepherdstown the past week.
Rev. Charles Ghiselin, D. D., has
gone to Hampshire county this week
by order of his Presbytery to hold a
a series Of meetings.
Misses Ada, Mary and Katie Moler
were in town a few days and attended
the closing exercises of Shepherd
College.
Mr.. Ashton Boswell and family have
gone to Waynesboro, Pa, for several
weeks visit to Mr.. Boswell'S parents
Mr.. George NJ. Beethoven, Jr., of
Charles Town, spent the past week in
Shepherdstown visiting his parents.
Mr.. Royden Cook, of Baltimore,
arrived here Monday for visit with
the family of Mr.. H. S. Baker.
Mrs. Joseph H. Cookus and daugh-
ter Mary spent several days this week
visiting friendsin Hagerstown.
Misses Amy and Katie Simon have
come to Wingert Cottage, at Mrs. l.,
H. Davis's, for the summer.
Miss Kate Pendleton, of Wytheville,
Va, is in Shepherdstown visiting at
Mrs. Alice Gibson's,
Mr.. A. G. Himself, of the Snyder's
Mills vicinity, called at the REGISTER
Office yesterday.
Miss Marie Katheryne Lyme, of
Sharpsburg, has been visiting friends
at Duffields.
Mr.. w. N. Lemen left this morning
for a brief visit to Washington and
Baltimore.
Among the Churches.
There will be services in the NJ. b.