Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-04-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Don M. Carr, of Washington,
has been in Shepherdstown during the
past week for visit to the home of
her father, Mr.. G. M. Beltzhoover.
Mrs. Carr still suffers from the effects
| of the terrible injuries received in the
awful accident on the B. & o. Railroad
at Terra Gotta in December, 1905,
and is still obliged to use a crutch.
Probably no one was hurt more than
she wss and survived. Although she
was in the hospital for many months,
and still shows the effects Of the ordeal
through which she passed, Mrs. Carr
is cheerful and bright and thankful
that she can again be with her old
home folks and friends in Shepherds
town. She arrived here on Friday
last, and it was the first railway jour.
ney she had made since she was in
jured.
Miss Lucy Beltzhoover, whose seri-
Gus illness at New Martinsvills, W.
Va, where she had been teaching
school, we noted last week, has been in
grave condition this week. An OPP
Grafton for appendicitis was performed
on Tuesday, and, We understand, she
bore the ordeal we'll, though she is very
weak. Bcsldss her mother, her sister,
Mrs. Carr, is now with her. Much
sympathy is expressed for the members
of her family in their great anxiety.
Mr.. Dorsey schnebly, Of the State
of Washington, and his niece, Mrs. D.
H. Stsley, of Hagsrstown, spent
Tuesday with Miss Ssvilla Miller, of
Shepherdstown. Mr.. Schnebly was
brought up near Bakersvills, Md,
where he was neighbor to our fellow
townsman, Mr.. D. s. Rentch, the two
being first cousins. They had not
met each other for sixty years until
Tuesday, and it was most pleasant to
renew the intimacy Of over half CEN
fury ago. They did not recognize
each other until friends brought them
together.
Mrs. Malinds Byers has returned
from Clearspring, Nd, where she was
called by thedeath of her sister, Mrs.
Louisa Myers, who died April lst.
Mrs. Myers. who was "a years old,
was a member of the Lutheran Church
of Clesrspring for forty years, and was
an sstimable lady, held in the highest
esteem by her nsighbors and friends.
Mr.. Paul Davis, who is just re-
covering from severe spell of sick.
ness, has been in Pittsburg this week
looking after his affairs there. He
will come back home for the summer
and seek to fully recover his health
before engaging in active work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayner Kline, Of
Baltimore, have been in Shepherds
town the past week. They were
called here by the illness Of Mr..
Klins's mother, who ID now on the
road to recovery.
Miss Agnes Gibson, who was re-
Gently operated upon in hospital in
Baltimore, is getting along very well
and il on the road to recovery. She
il able to walk about her room.
Col. l. V. johnson, of Maple Shade
Farm, leaves today for Baltimore,
where he will take course Of medical
treatment. We hope that he may soon
return, fully restored to health.
Mr.. Charles Mcdonald, engineer
at the N. &. W. pumping station, has
a leave of absence, which he is spend
ing in Roanoke, Va. His sons HON.
er and Wardell are with him.
Mr.. Sam N. Hendricks, of Wash
ington, was at his home near moler g
Gross Roads the past week and help
cd his friends at the primary election
last Saturday.
Senator William Campbell with
Mrs. Campbell and their little son
Billy have gone to Di1ondslc, Glou-
cester county, Va, on visit to rela-
tives.
Prof. J. G.. Knutti, OF Shepherd Co..
lege, has been in Parkersburg this
week attending meeting of the prin.
cipals of the State normal schools.
Mise, Daisy and Sadie Moler, who
spent the winter in Washington, have
returned to their home at Moier's
Cross Roads for the summer.
Prof. F. A. Byerly, Of the Graded
School, attended the meeting of the Po-
tomac Valley Round Table Associa.
ton in Ksyser last week.
Mr.. James NJ. Mason, Jr., and his
family, of Charles Town, spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mr., Lawrence
R. Lee at Iceland"
Mrs. Robert Carpenter and Miss
Ida Turner. spent several days the
past week with friend. near Shensn-
doah Junction.
Mr.. Edgar Hslleck, ofthe Episcopal
Theological Seminary near Als1an-
dria, Va, spent last week in this vi
cinity.
Miss Rose Rice, of Martinsburg,
spent last week with her cousin, Miss
Annie Hofmaster, near Moler's Cross
Roads.
Mr.. Page Andrews, of Baltimore,
visited his old home near Shepherds
town the past week.
Mr.. Carl Licklider, Of Baltimore,
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