Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-11-08
PERSONALS.

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DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Reynolds and
Mr.. E. Hayward Bowly left last Fri.
day evening for Gold6eld, Nevada,
where they expect to spend some time.
DR.. Reynolds has interests in that sec.
ton, and his son, Mr.. John Reynolds,
has been actively engaged there fol-
the past year or two in the develop
ment of gold mines and the organiza.
ton Of mining companies. That part
of Nevada has recently become famous
because of the discoveries of gold, and
enormously rich strikes have been
made in some cases. A vast quantity
of stock has been sold in the compa-
MES formed to exploit these diggings,
some of which ia held by Shepherds.
town persons. DR.. and Mrs. Rey'
nolds may spend some time in Nevada
and California, and Mr.. Bowly will
prospect in the new gold fields with
the possible idea of locating there.
Among our subscribers who called
at the REGISTER Office during the
past week were Messrs. W. s. Myers,
Geo. W. Osbourn, Geo. L. Hoffman
Michael Brown, V. G. Moore, F. M.
Stanley, D. T. Nichols, Edward Car.
ter and John Blue, of this county I;
and Messrs. O. N. and G. 81. Whiting
and W. R. Hollida, of Berkeley county.
Mr.. James B. Morgan, of Gerards-
town, Berkeley county, spent cou-
pie of days in Shepherdstown the
past week with the Misses Markell,
on his way home from the Presbyter-
ian Synod at Staunton. We were
glad to have a call on Tuesday from
Mr.. Morgan, whose friendship we
have esteemed for many years.
We were glad to have a call last
Saturday from Hon. O. M. Wetzel,
of the Legislature from this
county, who was here meeting old
friends. 1t is a source Disqualification
to the people of this county that Mr..
Wetzel is to again serve US in the
Legislature. he is an able and worthy
man.
Messrs. Edward a., J. Quigley and
Boyd F. Reinhart and Mr.. R. @. Ring
gold all came home to Shepherdstown
to cast their ballots solid for the DEM
ocratic candidates. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Hess Reinhart entertained them and
their other children at most enjoya-
bic family dinner last Monday.
Among the recent callers at the
REGISTER Office was our friend Mr..
John w. Merchant, Of Berkeley coun.
ty. he brought US the name of a
new subscriber-a pleasant habit OF
his that is much appreciated by the
sditor.
Miss Edna Sprung was confined to
her home with what was pronounced
to be diphtheria during the past week,
but she is now almost entirely recover
I'D. Her sister came on from Man
nington, this State, to take care OF
her.
Mr.. Harry Billmyer has gone to
Bolivar, Pa, where he will work on a
new electric light plant being erected
BY Mr.. John L. Livers.
Mrs. and Miss Bowdle, who have
been in Shepherdstown since laat sum-
ner, have return ed to their home in
Washington, D. G.
Miss Marguerite Folk, daughter OF
Mr.. D. J. Folk, of Hagerstown, form
,rly Of this county, is recovering from
. severe illness.
Mr.. ]. W. Osbourn, who has re.
GENTLY been employed at Hammonton,
N. j., has been here this week visit
ng his family.
Mr.. J. N. Trussell, of Washington,
was among the former residents OF
who came home to vote
IN Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles T. Cnapline, of Wash
ngton, D. c., came up to spend a
:ew days here this week and to cast
lis ballot.
Miss Georgia Boone has returned
% her home in Shepherdstown from
IN extended visit to friends In Vlr-
yinia.
Mr.. Harvey 81. Pendleton came up
rom Baltimore the first of the week
o see his home folks and cast his BAL
OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClanahan,
If Waynesboro. Pa, have been here
his week visiting at Mrs. McChan's.
Mrs. T. II. Davis has gone to Pitts
BURG, Pa, where che will spend a few
weeks with her son, Mr.. Paul Davis.