Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-10-03
PERSONALS.
Record OF the. Coming and Going of the
People That You Know.

Mr.. Harry L. Line, who recently
returned from California, where he
had lived for number of years, will
move this week to the farm he has pur-
chased from the Messrs. Shepherd,
about three miles north of Shepherds
town. Mr.. Line is native of this
place, and we are glad to welcome him
and his family as permanent residents
of our community. The Shepherd
place will make very desirable home.
Miss Lorraine Turner has gone to
Baltimore, where she will again pur-
sue her musical studies at the Peabody
Conservatory. Her friends here miss
her, but they hope she may become
the accomplished pianist that is prom
ised by her talent in this direction.
Mrs. James P. Staley, who has been
in Maryland University Hospital for
six or seven weeks, has returned to
her home near Shepherdstown, with
every hope that she may be perma-
nently relieved of her former illness.
Mr.. Frank Muzzey and his estimable
family, who have spent the past sum-
mer at Rockland, near town, left for
Philadelphia on Monday last. Their
friends here are sorry to see them CO.
Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, Miss Rebecca
Baldwin and Miss Laura Yearsley, of
Philadelphia, are here for visit of
several weeks with Mrs. Il. L. Snyder.
Miss Sallie Butler, of Front Royal,
Va, and Miss Hattie Wager, of Gull
pepper, Va, were guests of Mrs. j. W.
Gardner the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. LickEder went
to Baltimore yesterday, where Mrs.
Licklider will spend several weeks WIS.,
iting her home folks.
Prof. Sam E. Osbourn came home
from Fredericksburg to attend the
funeral of his grandfather, Mr.. James
Allan Osbourn.
Bishop w. L. Gravatt and Mr.. JOS
eph Trapnell, Of Charles Town, are at
tending the Episcopal Council at San
Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Frank T. Grove has gone to
Frederick, Nd, 10 spenda few weeks
at her old home in that city and enjoy
the fair.
We were pleased to have call yes
terdaw from Messrs. j. G. Tabler and
T. o. Link, of the Duffields neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. Yarnold, of Washington, is at
Sudley Place to spend a week or two
with her niece, Miss Salome Wingate.
Mrs. ]. w. McCleary, of Baltimore,
is in town to spend week or two
with her mother, Mrs. Rachel Snyder.
Miss Grace Hunter, of Berkeley
Springs, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
George B. Entler, on Prospect avenue.
Miss Augusta Magruder, who spent
the summer here with her aunts, has
to her home in Washington.
Mr.. Neil McGroarty and Mr.. Adolph
Lindenkohl, of Washington, are visit
ing Mr.. Paul Davis at Wingert Cottage.
Mr.. David Lemen is in Baltimore
this week, where be went to see the
famous trotter, Cresceus, at Pimlico.
Rev. A. Gibson Link, of Strasburg,
Va, has been visiting his relatives in
this county the past week.
Miss A. E. Welsh, one of our Berke-
ley county subscribers, called at the
REGISTER Office last week.
Mr.. Harry G. Link and his sister,
of Duffields, are spending this week
in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. P. NJ. Dreamer, one Of our sub
scribers from Bardane, called to see
US Tuesday.
Express Agent James E. Barnhart
continues i'll this week. He has spell
of asthma.
Messrs. M. B. Baker and T. B. Line
are in Baltimore this week on business.