Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-05-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

We were pleased to have call thu
morning from Mr.. B. F. Engle. Q
Alva. Wyoming, and Mr.. Elisha s
Eugle, of Anna, Ohio, who have come
east on business and pleasure. They
are natives of this vicinity. sons of the
late Edwin G. Engle, but have beer
west for some thirty-seven years
This is the first time that Mr.. E. s
Engle has been back to his old county
since he left home. They find many
changes and see very few familiar
faces. Both have been subscribers to
the REGISTER for many years, and
Mr.. B F. Engle was kind enough to
bring us an addition to our museum
"a piece of petrifed wood from Wy
oming.
Mr.. Henry Berry, of st. Louis. Mo
has been here this week visiting the
scenes of his boyhood days. Mr..
Berry is native of Shepherdstown,
but left here a half century ago for
the West, and has lived for many
years in st. Louis. He finds many
changes in Shepherdstown, as this is
his first visit in thirteen years, and
most of his old friends have passed
over to the other shore. Those who
knew him in the days of auld lang
syne are glad to greet him again.
Prof. E. II. Vickers, formerly of
Shepherdstown, who has been pro-
fessor in the university at Tokyo. ia.
pan, for number of years past, will
shortly start on a trip to his old home
and will spend some time with his
father near this place. Prof. Vickers
and his wife have engaged passage on
the "Tango Masu," which sails from
-Yokohona on June 10Th and is due
at Seattle July 18th. They expect
to arrive in Shepherdstown about a
week later.
Mrs. John 81. Show, who has been
very sick for the past month or two,
left the first of the week for few
days with her daughter, Mrs. A'bin,
in Charles Town, and from there will
go to Basic City, Va, to spend some
time with her brother. Mr.. Henry
Cookus, where she will take the Lithia
waters. Her daughter, Mrs. VIM. j.
Britner, who has been suffering with
rheumatism, is with her.
Mr.. George P. Unseld has gone to
Philadelphia, where be has position
in the anti-toxine department of the
great chemical and drug house of 81.
K. milford Mr.. II. H. Pendleton is
finishing Mr.. Unseld's term as teacher
of the Shenandoah Junction public
school.
Miss Wright, Of the Shepherd Col
lege music department, has been in
disposed the past week because of the
arduous duties occasioned by having
very large classes. and has been re.
operating at Shannondale Springs.
She hopes to return the coming week.
Rev. DR.. II. G. Haithcox is attend
ing the Potomac Conference of the
Lutheran Church, in session this week
at Rio, W. Va, Rev. Peter Miller,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Williams, of
Martinsburg, spent couple Of days
in Shepherdstown this week with the
family of Mr.. Abram Shepherd.
Mr.. Thomas R. Moore, the hustling
real estate man of Charles Town, was
in Shepherdstown on business yester.
day and favored US with call.
Mr.. L. L. Watson, one of the REG
1sTER's subscribers from the Summit
Point neighborhood, made US a pleas
ant call last Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Hodges, who is study
ing medicine at the University of
Maryland in Baltimore, is home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. Walter Humrickhouse, who
has position in Baltimore, spent the
past week at his old home in Shep-
herdstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Imbach and
their children, of Martinsburg, visited
the family of Mr.. @. E Walters last
-
Mrs. T. A. Bays, OF Baltimore, is
here to spend several months with her
Or. and Mrs A s. Reynolds.
80 Mra. Frank Owens left on Monday
for visit of a couple of weeks with
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
NJ III. m Dali. - =. 1890.