Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-06-19
BRIEFS.

ur Harry Reinhart continues very
sick at his home below town.
For good shoe for ladies, misses
md children, go to PendletOn's'
Tor 3 shoe that will give solid com.
hrt and wear, go to Pendleton's.
Raleigh Vanmeter has taken charge
the electric light plant and is now
running 1t.
Mrs. Kate W. Reynolds sprained
,.r ankle last Sunday while getting
out Of carriage
The ladies of the NJ. P. church will
hold an icecream festival at Keller on
Saturday, June 2lst.
Mrs. F. J. Read, of Carrollton, Car
roII county, Nd, is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. l. Dice.
ps, received from the Lindner
Shoe Company $40 pairs ladies, misses
and children's shoes, at Pendleton's.
Mrs. I. W. Miller and Miss Juanita
Miller, of Grafton, W, Va, are the
g7ssts of Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Goodwin
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peiffer and their lit
tIe grandson, of Chambersburg, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Bessie Criswell in
this place.
For Sale-A fine young Jersey COW,
fresh last month. Apply to c. L.
Michael, Duffelds, or to H. W. Potts,
ShspherdstOwn.
There was some shooting and run
ING on "Tater Hill" last Saturday
night, but we have heard of no arrests
and no casualties.
Rev. A. A. P. Neel, of Gainesboro,
Va, was thrown to the ground by
runaway horse last Tuesday, but for
tunetely was not seriously injured.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred upon Mr.. Mathew Page An
drews, Of Shepherdstown, at the Wash
ington and Lee University at Lexing-
ton, Va, yesterday.
Cards are out to the wedding OF
Miss Irene May Wilt to Mr.. James
Partridge Brown, Thursday afternoon,
June Goth, in the Baptist church,
Lsstown, this county.
Prof A. G. Kimler, who was re-
elected superintendent of the public
schools at Ceredo, this State, at an
advanced salary, expects to move to
that place this summer.
Mr.. Hite Watson has accepted
position as travelling representative Of
an Oklahoma City house and will
make the city in the fourishing new
State his headq arters.-AdUOcate.
Fine rains the past week have vast
ly benefited the growing corn and
wheat and put vegetation generally
in animproved condition. The wheat
haryestis near at hand and will prob
ably begin this week.
J. NJ. Toliver, the colored livery
man, has torn down the old stable on
his property at Princess and Main
streets, and will erect new livery
stable and carriage-sheds on the site
Of the old structure.
D. Lynn Magruder, of Kearneys-
vile, may not be the first with apples
this year, but he is probably the last.
He gave US several apples GU Tuesday
that he had kept from last year, and
they were quite palatable.
The sale Of the Hamill farm, near
kearneysville, has been postponed until
Saturday, June 29th. See advertise
ment elsewhere in the REGISTER of
this valuable limestone farm and note
the postponement-June 28th.
Miss Bessie Butler gave very en-
joyable reception last night to her
iellow-members Of the Shepherd
College graduating class, the school
folks and invited friends. 1t was an
occasion of great pleasure to those
who were present.
Prof. Z. F. Goodwin will receive the
degree A. B. from West Virginia
University today. He had formerly
taken the degree Of A. B. L.-Bache-
Tor Of Arts in Law. Additional work
along pedagogical lines entities him
10 the second degree.
Benz. Hartzell, n. q w. Railway
agent at Shepherdstown, is taking a
months vacation from his railroad
work, and his place is being filled by
Geo. I. Abrahams, relief agent of the
y. & W. Mr.. Hartzell expects to
take a trip later in the mouth.
Miss Bette Martin McGlincy,young-
est daughter Of Mr.. George McGlincy,
oi"ashlngton, formerly OF Shepherds
town, was married June 18th to Mr.. j.
Il. Lusby, The wedding took place III
st. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Prince
GEORGE county, Md. Rev. DR.. Kerfott
Officiating.
Rex Augir, of Grafton, who was in
Town this week to attend the COM
9encemeut exercises, met with a pain
Ia! accident few days ago. While
iHdng bicycle on the Shepherd pike
he Tell from his wheel on the iron
Pckets at the entrance to Wild Goose
IaTI2, One of the pickets penetrated
US reg, iEHlcting very painful ipju-
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