Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-06-06

Messrs. Ruthven and Evarts Nor
, row, B. Strauther Pendleton. Levin
Mcdonald and Lester AtheY, all we'll
known young men of this vicinity
left last Sunday for Pittsburg, wher'
they expect to find employment anc
make their homes. Evarts Morrow
has been there the past year or two
but it is the first trip for the others
We hope that all of the boys will find
good places and do welcome back
Carnegies and Rockefellers> in due
time. Later Bulletin.-Mr. Athey
returned home Monday, preferrins
the sunshine of the valley to thu
smoke of the iron city.
Mr.. John Kid /Beckenbaugh. Mrs
Mamie Beckenbaugh. Mrs. Henry
Evan Cotton and Mrs Overholt
drove over from Hagerstown last Sat,
urday to attend the Confederate mem.
orial day exercises. They decked
with beautiful flowers the grave oil
the late General Henry Kid Douglas
a gallant soldier who always attended
our memorial services and who is now
80 sadly missed.
Mr.. George R. Needy, of Pilot
Grove, Mo-, is here to spend some time
visiting among his relatives and
| friends. Mr.. Needy who is brother
of our fellow.townsman, Mr.. b. Frank
Needy, is native'of this vicinity, but
went West nearly thirty years ago,
where he has since resided. He is
looking well, except that the passing
years have sprinkled his hair literally
with grey.
Mrs. Bsdinger and her daughter,
Miss Olivia Bedinger, of Kentucky,
were in Shspherdstown the past week
for brief visit. Mrs. Bsdinger was
formerly Miss Annie Billmyer, of this
place, but has lived in Kentucky for
many years and now finds very few
familiar faces. Her old friends were
glad to see her again.
Mr.. II. M. Turner is home from
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, where he is
10 the U. s. immigration service, for
weeks visit to his family. Miss
Rachel Turner has also returned from
Hollins Institute, Virginia, where she
has been attending school the past
year.
Rev. @. E. A. Marshall left on
Tuesday for Moundsville to attend
the annual session of the Episcopal
Council for the Diocese Of West Vir-
/ ginia, which convened yesterday.
Mr.. Marshall preached the opening
sermon to the Council yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Azile Jones, head nurse in the
operating department of the Children 8
Hospital in Washington, visited her
old home at Billmyers Mill last week.
She was accompanied by Miss Jen-
nings, superintendent Of the hospital,
and Miss Jane Jennings.
Miss Louise Anna Snyder is home
from the Woman's College of Balti.
more for the summer vacation. Miss
Louise Neal came with her to spend a
few days on the way to her home IN
Pennsylvania.
Miss Clara Schley has returned
from Philadelphia to her home near
Shepherdstown. The family of Mr..
Frank W. Muzzey is expected here
about the middle of the month.
Miss Ellen White, of Baltimore. a
resident of Shepherdstown many years
ago, was here the first of the week tor
a visit to Mrs. E. II. Reinhart, who
was one of her girlhood friends.
Mrs. Nettie Unseld and her son
Robert, of Hagerstown, formerly Of
this vicinity, lave gone to Pittsburg
to attend a golden wedding of two OF
her relatives.
Miss Anna Eichelberger. who has
been teaching school at Las Vegas
and Las Cruces, New Mexico, for the
past two years, has returned to this
neighborhood.
Mr.. Howard Hodges has gone to
Kansas City, Mo-, and after a few
days there will return with his aunt,
Mrs. Gettinger, who has been in poor
health.
Mrs. Rebecca Byers and Miss Grace
Byers, of Washington, have been Wis
iting the family of Mr.. Joseph E.
Byers, near town, the past week.
Mr.. Gilbert H. Hendricks, of the
Bardane neighborhood, made us a
pleasant call last week and enrolled
as a subscriber to the REGISTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Adams
and their baby, of Roanoke, Va, spent
several days here the pact week visit
ing their relatives.
Mrs. Annie Fairall and her son
Jack have gone to Harrisburg, Pa,
where they expect to remain during
the summer.
Mr.. Charles A. Licklider, of Balti-
more, was here the past week, stop
ping with his brother, Mr.. W.-P.
Licklider.
Mrs. II. F. Greenwood, of Roanoke,
Va, has been here the past week visit
ing the family of Mr.. James E. Barn
hart.
Mr.. George Tabler, who has been
lin Pitteburg during the past year, is