Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-12-05
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. J. Walter Barnes, of Fairmont.
W. Va. spent last Friday with friends
in Shepherdstown, who were glad to
see him looking so we'll. Mr. Barnes.
who was in the 'Dormal school work
for a number of years. is now general
manager of the Consolidated TeIe.
phone Company. which has an extern
sve system in ths western part Of the
State.
Miss Louise Anna Snyder was home
from the Woman's College Of B.lti-
more to spend Thanksgiving, and had
as her guests from that institution
Misses Louise Neal, Ethel Green. Mar
tina Greasy and Claire Armstrong
Mics Anne Greasy and Mr. Edward
Greasy, Of Bloomsbury. Pa, were also
here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Roberto Plush. who
were married in B.Jtlmore last Wed
nesday, were here the 6rst of the
week, and went from this place to
Brunswick, Md. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Plush has our
thanks foran addition 10 our museum.
some pstri6ed wood from Wolf Lake.
Indiana.
Mr.. J Sloan Kuykendall. member
Of the Legislature from Hampshire
county. aud Mr.. George D Moore, of
Charles Town. were among our visitors
on Friday last. Mr.. Kuykeudall has
been mentioned as probable csndi-
date for the State Senate from this
district to succeed Hoo. William Camp
bell.
Prof. JIG Knutti. Prof. @. w
Littler and MISS Ella May Turner, Of
Shepherd College. and Prot. F. A
Byerly, principal of the Graded School,
attended the sessions of the Potomac
Valley Round Table in Martinsburg
last week.
Mr.. Hugh Mckee, who has been
with the jamestown Exposition in a
clerical capacity for the past year or
two, has returned to his home near
Ksarneysville, having finished the
work in which he was engaged.
Among our subscribers from out Of
town Who called the past week to re-
new their subscriptions were K l..
Bowers, Mrs. J B Porter6eld, @. G
Moler, William Melvin. Mrs. Eliza
Fraley and Thomas V4nMetre.
Miss Virginia Pride. who taught
during the spring term in Shepherd
College last year. spent several days
In Snepherdstown the past week at
Sudlev Place. Miss Pride is teaching
IN Winchester this year.
Mrs. Albert +. Moler, of the b.
kerton neighborbood, is seriously nj
from a complication of diseases in the
hospital at Charles Town. Sae re-
Gently bad to undergo an operation.
Rev. Joseph E. Guy, of D4nville.
Pa, formerly pastor of the Reformed
Church of Snepherdstown, has been
here this week visiting the family OF
Mr. Wm. T. Moo nlkin. west of town.
DR.. @. G johnson, who recently
came here from N.storvllle, W. Va,
to locate for the practice of medicine.
has returned to his old home, where
he will resume his practice.
Mr.. Boyd Reinhart was home from
Cumberland TO spend Thanksgiving at
the parental home. Mr. ElwArd l..
Reinhart was also at his home at B slle-
sue.
NJ. VIM n Kearfott. who has been
in Norfolk. Va. since the inception OF
the James Town Expedition, is at his
old home near Kearneysville again.
Mr.. G. W. @. Hollida, assistant
chief clerk Of the railway mail service
at Grafton, W. Va. was at his home
at Scrabble for thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Knsdler, who
have been living In the Lsetown
ueigbborhood since last summer, have
returned to -Shepherdstosn.
We we're pleased to have call this
morning from our friend Mr.. D R.
Hudgel. Of Berkeley county, long a
subscriber to the REGISTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stone, of Ro-
anoke, Va. spent thanksgiving IN
Snepher lstown with the family OF Mr.
Joseph L. Cookus.
Mr.. Robert N Eagle and Mr. H4r-
ry G. Trussell, OF Hirper's Ferry DIS
trict, made US pleasant call a few
lays ago.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. M. Lowell, of
Waynesboro, Pa. were here the past
week visiting Mrs. Lowell parents.
Miss Bette Hill, of Philadelphia.
is visitiug her sister. Mrs. John L
Creamer, at Shenandoah Junction.