Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-06-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

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seriously i'll in a hospital in Baltimore
for several months past, was brought
| to her home in Shepherdstown on Mon.
day. Some months ago Mrs. Oraw-
| ford, it will be recalled. having been
in contact with a pet dog that had
been bitten by a mad dog, went to the
Pasteur Institute in Baltimore for treat
ment. Whether from the treatment
or some other cause. she became ser.
iously i'll and partial paralysis ensued:
For many weeks she lay helpless and
for time her life was despaired of.
But turn for the better set in, and
though her convalesceDce has been
slow and tedious, she.was able to stand
the trip home on Monday, and her
ultimate entire recovery is assured.
Her friends here are glad that she is
once more at her beautiful home, and
they pray that she may new speedily
recover.
Geo. B. Folk, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. D. Folk, of Berkeley county,
west Of Shepherdstown, made splen.
did record at the West Virginia Uni
versity the past year. Besides max
irg unusually good grades in his
studies, he received the handsome gold
medal offered by the Board of Regents
to the cadet excelling in drill and dis
cipline. He was cadet sergeant in
Company @, aud was one of four cadets
receiving honorable mention for their
work. Mr.. Folk was also one Of the
editors of "The Athanaeun," the
University journal, this year. Shep..
herd College has reason to be proud
of the students that she is sending out
to the higher institutions of learning.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Stalnaker, who
taught in Shepherd College the past
year, and who will teach in the Fair
mont Normal School next year, sailed
| for Europe last week. She will spend
the summer in Paris, where she will
study French to further fit her for
her work.
Mrs. Fanny Pendleton, Mrs. Frank
Chafin and her son, of Wytheville,
Va; Mrs. j. r K. Bell and her
| daughter, Willie Leavell, Of Pulaski,
Va; and Mrs. George Moore, of
Roanoke, are visiting Mrs. Alice Glib
son in this place.
Mr.. Jack Lucas, son Of DR.. O. O.
Lucas, of Kearneysville, left last
Thursday for West Point Military
Academy, to which he had an appoint
ment. We hope that he may enter
upon a successful career.
Messrs. George and Frank Rouzee,
of Washington, spent Sunday here
with relatives. Their grandfather,
Mr., Geo.. W. Chase, returned with
them for visit Of a couple of weeks
in Washington. -.
Messrs. Geo. B. Folk, George Whit.
ing and Boyd Randall, from west Of
town, who have been attending the
West Virginia University, have re-.
turned home for the summer vacation.
Miss Alice Billmyer has gone to
Morgantown, where she will take the
summer course at the West Virginia
University. Miss Billmyer will work
for degree from the University.
Miss Mary Pendleton was taken
sick few days ago, and 1t was at
first feared that she had return Of
appendicitis, but it is now hoped that
it is not so serious.
Miss Hilda Williams, who has been
in charge of the millinery department
of the store of j. L. Welshans this
season, has returned to. her home in
Stephens City. Va.
Miss Margaret Ellen Show and
Miss Starry, Of Harrisburg. Pa, are
in Shepherdstown for visit of a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Hibernia
Kline.
Mr.. Frank W. Muzzsy and his fam
lily have arrived from Philadelphia,
and will spend the summer at their
country home, "Rockland," near Shep.
herdstown.
Mrs. John @. Hoffman and her
daughter Ruth, Of Philadelphia, form
erly Of this place, are here for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. M. Hoffman.
Miss Mary Tyson has been quite
sick the past week with an attack of
appendicitis, but we are glad to re-
port that she ia now much better.
We were pleased to have call this
morning from Messrs. 81. E. Clipp, of
Doub's, Md, and T. ]. Dreamer, Of
Vanclevesville, Berkeley county.
I Miss Marguerite Mcdonald and
Master Williamson Mcdonald are
visiting their sister, Mrs. W. 7. String
er, at Glyndon. Md.
| Mics Isabel Lands, of Philadelphia,
is in Shepberdstown visiting the fam
| lily of her uncle, Mr.. Henry W. Potts.
| Mr.. William a. Byers, who spent
the past winter in Louisville, KY, is
in Shepherdstown for the summer.
Mrs. R. G. Grove, Of Waynesboro,
Pa, visited at her old home near
Shepherdstown the past week.
| Mrs. John Meter and her son, Of
Hagerstown, visited Mrs. George San.
bower the past week.