Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-17
Personal. NOTES.


land, arrived in ShepherdStown this
morning and will be here for some weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Robert Gibson.
Mr.. Mitchell expects to be here in few
days, and about the first OF the year they
will return to the City of Mexico, where
he is vice consul for the United States.
Mr.. Edward T. Licklider and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward w. Athey left on Monday
to attend the sessions of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows, which convened in Hunt
ington on Tuesday. Mr.. Lickllder repre-
sentS Jefferson Encampment, Mr.. Athey
is delegate from Caledonia Lodge, and
Mrs. Athey is sent as representative
from Juanita Lodge of Rebekahs.
MeSSrs. Charles and John Alder, Wal
ton Morrow and Robert Mckee, four
well-known young men of this vicinity,
left last night for Oklahoma, where they
expect to make their future home. We
hope that all of the boys may prosper.
Mrs. Susie Knott and Mrs. Victor Dey-
Der, Of Washington, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam o. Knott, east OF town. Mrs.
Deyber, who was formerly Miss Laura
KNIT, of this county, has with her fine
little daughter two months old.
Mrs. Ella Harper Cohen, formerly OF
observation-disclosures &c III y,it, parvOtc orOc-
tration at her home in Portland, Oregon.
The death Of her husband, the late Ben
jamin |. Cohen, was shock from which
she has not yet recoved.
Mr.. H. Earl Snyder, son of Mr.. Jacob
Snyder, of SharpSburg, and former
student at Shepherd College, sailed last
week for Panama, where he has posi-
ton as civil engineer on the Panama ca
nal.
Among the callers at the Register office
the past week were Messrs. Chas. S. Lin
gamfelter, of Bedington; VIM. c. Locke,
Geo. M. Kemp, M. M. Jenkins and VIM.
c. Link
Mr.. Raymond Chapline, assistant in
the postoffice here. has hopes OF an ap-
pointment as railway postal clerk, and
took the examination in Washington last
week.
Mr.. ChaS. E. Jones, OF the Fairview
Orchard Company, near KearneySville,
last week attended the National Fruit
Growers Convention at Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Messrs. Vim. H. Knode and F. l..
Weltzheimer are in Hinton, w. Va, at
tending the sessions OF the Grand Lodge
of MaSonS and the Grand Chapter.
Miss Ella Hout has gone TO Petersburg,
Va, where she and her sister, Mrs. Sell
ma Wolff, of Charles Town, expect to
spend at least part of the winter.
Miss Eleanor Potts has been the guest
OF friends at Princeton, N. l., the past
week, where she attended the social feS-
tivities at the University.
Mrs. John S. Wareham, OF Hagerstown,
and her son, Mr.. Kieffer Young, OF Al
toona, Pa, visited friends in Shepherds
town last week.
Mr.. Vincent g. Moore, one of the
prominent fruit growers of the Kearneys-
vile neighborhood, made us a pleasant
call on Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Bragonier, of Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va, spent
a couple OF days at his home here the past
week
Mrs. E. L. Kregloe, has returned from
a pleasant visit of a month two with her
sol, Mr.. D. E. McQuilkin,in Roanoke,
Va.
Mrs. Jacob Emmert, Of HagerStown,
spent last week in Shepherdstown with
her sister, Mrs. William Entler.
Mr.. Joseph A. Cox, one OF our Wash
ington county subscribers, made us a
pleasant call on Monday last.
Miss Dove Feagans, of Wheatland, is
visiting Miss BERTHE RonemouS at wild
wood" near town.
Mrs. J. H. Bender, of Roanoke, Va,
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Geo. c. Link.
Miss Jessie Banks, Of this place, is Wis
lting Mrs. c. M. Lemen in Berkeley
county.