Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-11-24
PERSONALS.

home on ten.days leave of absence.
The Newark has been cruising in
southern waters the past summer, and
was recently ordered to Norfolk for
repairs Mr.. Neill is looking well
and has many interesting experiences
to relate concerning the places and
the people in South America and the
West Indies that he has visited. He
was kind enough to bring several Gu
rios for the REGISTERS museum.
Mr.. Henry W. Potts has returned
from Europe, having left his family
comfortably located in Paris for the
winter. Miss Eleanor Potts is at
tending a school in Paris and Miss
Margaret one at Versailles. On his
return the vessel Mr.. Potts was on ran
into the big storm of November 18th
and was considerable battered. He
says it was an awe-inspiring sight.
Mrs. Fannie Duke, widow of George
W. Duke, of the Uvilla neighborhood,
will move to Washington in few
weeks and make her home with her
son Chiswell, who is with the United
States Express Company in that city.
VIM. G. Moler, who has been living
in town for some months, has rented
Mrs. Dukes place and will move up
on it when she leaves.
Mr.. Alvey H. Reinhart and his
wife and two children, of ThaYer,
Kansas, are here for a visit Of a few
weeks with his father, Mr.. A. P.
Reinhart. Mr.. Reinhart formerly
lived near this place, but has been
west for number of years, and we
are glad to know that he has pros
pered.
Miss Myra Walworth, the music
teacher of Shepherd College, received
a telegram Tuesday evening stating
that her mother was extremely i'll and
telling her to come home at once.
She left for Moscow, Michigan, the
same night.
State Senator VIM. ]. LaRoche,
Col. w. H. LOOMS and Mr.. D. G. Fauss,
all of New York, were guests last
week of Senator William Campbell,
Of Charles Town, and enjoyed some
good partridge shooting in Jefferson
county.
Miss Maggie Hendricks has been
visiting in the West, and was with
her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Evans, in Ed
wardsville, Ill.,, when Mrs. Evans
died last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer. Of Woodland,
CAL, have been here this week visit
ing the family OF Mr.. Samuel Swain.
1t is their first visit East in % years.
Mrs. S. V. Woolwine, who spent
the past summer with her daug htsr,
Mrs. W. I. Boone, in this place, has
gone to Roanoke to visit her son.
Mr.. B. F. Harrison, cashier Of JEFF
ferson Savings Bank, has been con-
fined to his room for couple Of weeks
with severe attack Of the grip.
Hayward Bowly and John Allen
Legge came up from the Maryland
Agricultural College to spend thanks
giving in Shephsrdstown.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Fraley, of Wheeling,
is at his old home, near town, for
lew weeks. His father, Mr.. James
Fraley, is very i'll.
Mrs. ]. R. Wysong, who has been
visiting her relatives in Pennsylvania,
has returned to her home near Shep-
herdstown.
Prof. J. G. Knutti and Prof. J. D.
Muldoon, of Shepherd College, spent
last Friday and Saturday in Washing
ton City.
Mrs. Baker, Of Hagerstown, and
her little grandson are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. B. Entler on Prospect
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Licklider
went to Baltimore yesterday to spend
week or two with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Oliver T. Reilly, ofSharpaburg,
was in Shepherdstown on Tuesday
and called at the REGISTER Office.
Mr.. Alfred Knode, of Moler's Cross
Roads, called yesterday to renew his
subscription to the REGISTER.
Morrison Ghiselin is home from
school at Winchester to spend thanks
giving with his parents.
Mrs. Eliza Crowl, of Sharpsburg,
Nd, visited her son, NJ. P. Crowl, in
this place the past week.
Mr.. Chas w. Brown came up from
Savannah, Ca, the first Of the week
to see the new boy.
Mrs. T. H. Davis has been quite
sick the past week with severe at.
tack of the grip.
Mrs. Susan Byers has been quite
sick for the past couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Robert L. Cook left yesterday
for the st. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. B. S. Pendleton has been on
the sick list the past week.