Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-01-08
PERSONALS.
a Record Of the Coming and Going Of o.
People That You Know.

their subscriptions from the county
were Messrs. R. V. Moler, 81. G. Hen
bricks, VIM. G. Link, Holland Moler
R. T. Banks, T. j. Hoffman, 81. FL
Simpson, E. E. Billmyer. T. 81. Davis
JAS. H. Cofinberger, Edward Carter,
P. G. Needy, j. ]. Lyme, Walter Nc.
Donald. II. L. Lyme. J. W. Frye;
Harry Whiting, R. D. Whiting, W. A.
Lemen, from Berkeley county. Most
of them had a good word for the REG
lister, which we always appreciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Barnhart,
of Roanoke, Va, spent day or two
in town last week with the family of
Mr.. James E. Barnhart. They were
on their way to Middletown, Pa,
where Mr.. Barnhart will be located
for some time as inspector of a num-
Der Of new cars being built for the
Norfolk & Western Railway.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Billmyer, B. & o.
telegraph operator at Thornton, W. Va,
is home this week. He will move his
family to Thornton, which is station
five miles east of Grafton, and where
he will soon be appointed agent as
well as operator.
We were pleased to have call on
Monday from Mrs. Casper E. johnson,
of Leetown, and Mrs. Annie B. Evans,
of New York. Mrs. Evansis former
resident Of the Leetown neighborhood +,
and is spending month with old
friends there.
Miss Lutte Allstadt, of Harper's
Ferry, one of the most popular stu
dents who has ever graduated from
Shepherd College, visited her friends
here the past week. She has been in
Fairmont, w. Va, since last fall.
Mrs. James H. Phillips and her
daughter, Miss Carrie, of Norfolk, Va,
spent day or two in Shepherdstown
this week. They had attended the
Authenticated wedding at Clear
Spring, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Shepherd, Mrs.
Azemia Shepherd and Mr.. A. M.
Shepherd have gone to New York,
where they expect to spend consid-
cradle part of the winter.
The family of Mr.. J. H. Robinson,
of Dufields, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. AL
len Entler and their son Harry, of
Martinsburg, visited Mrs. Rosa Myers
the past week.
Mr.. G. w. G. Hollida, who is U. S.
railway mail clerk on the run between
Grafton and Huttonville, this State,
was at his home at Scrabble to spend
the holidays.
Mr.. H. L, Snyder left yesterday for
a trip to Chenille, this State, where
he goes on business connected with
the State Normal School.
Mr.. ]. H. Daniels, of the Dufields
neighborhood, was home from Wash
ington, where he is attending college,
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Charles Kruger and her little
daughter, of Toledo. Ohio, are here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fl. Keesecker.
General Kirkland, who spent the
past summer at the Virginia House in
this place, has gone Washington for a
three months stay.
L. T. Rogers has closed his jewelers.
shop in this place and gone to Fair
mont, w. Va, where he expects to
work at his trade.
Mr.. John T. Lloyd has returned to
his old home near Leetown, after seven
years spent in California and the gold
fields Of Alaska.
Mrs. Taylor Wilmington and her
daughter, from west of town, made a
pleasant call at the REGISTER Office
few days ago.
Miss Lizzie Myers spent the holi-
days in Hagerstown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Swope, Of that place, returned
with her.
Mrs. John L. Dreamer, one of our
appreciative readers from Shenandoah
junction, called to see us on Monday.
Miss Lizzie White has gone to New
York to spend some weeks with her
nephew, Mr.. Harvey H. Pendleton.
Mr.. Harvey Gardner and mother.
of Hagerstown, visited Mrs. j. L.,
Welshans in this place last week.
Mr.. E. Holland Miller has gone on
visit Of a few weeks to his uncle, Mr..
T. H. Miller, in Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. Bowman Vanneter has gone to
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