Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-06-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Frances p. Parker, who has been
visiting at Iceland" has left for North
Hadley, Canada, and Miss Drayton, oil
the Bureau of Fisheries, who was also a
guest at Iceland" has returned to
Washington City. Mrs. Edwin Grey Lee
Goldsborough and her daughter Winifred
Lee, of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived at "Lee-
land" last Wednesday for months visit.
Mrs. Gertrude Wilcox has moved from
Pittsburg to ShepherdStown, where she
has rented d. S. Rentch's house on Prin-
cess street, and expects to keep boarders.
Mrs. Wilcox was formerly Miss Nihiser,
OF this place, but has lived in Pittsburg
for number of years. Her husband died
several months ago and she concluded to
return to Shepherdstown.
Misses Louise and Molie Moore, OF
this county, left last week for a trip to the
Pacific Coast, and will visit several points
in the far west before they return. Their
objective point is Sunnyside, Washing
ton, where they will attend the marriage
of Mr.. J. Strother Moore and Miss Juanita
Noble June 22d.
Mrs. Aaron B. Zahn and her little
daughter, Dorothy Dinkle, of Washington,
d. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Byers, near town. Mrs. Zahn, Who
was formerly Miss Grace A. ByerS, Of
this place, came to attend the alumni ex-
erciSes and banquet last week.
Mr.. Lester Wadeck left day or two
ago for trip to California and for the
purpose of seeing the great prize fight be-
tween Jeffries and Johnson in that State
next month. Mr.. William Kline accom-
panied, him and expects to make his
home in California.
Miss Virginia Johnson, who has been
in Columbus, Georgia, since last fall, re-
turned to ShepherdStown last week and
has now gone to Berkeley Springs Tor a
few weeks. Mr.. Frank L. Johnson has
also been in Berkeley Springs this week.
Mrs. John J.. Byers has gone Pitcairn,
Pa, with her daughter, Mrs. Stuart Bur-
nett, for a visit of couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Burnett has been visiting in this
section for some time past.
Mr.. David Waldeck, an old Shepherds
town boy who has been living in the West
for many years, is here from Colorado for
a visit to his home folks, after long alb
Sence.
Miss Lena Brilliant, who has been at
tending Shepherd College, has returned
to her home in Summit Point, accom-
panied by Master Charles Lemen.
Mr.. Robert Owens, constructing en-
gineer in the service of the city of Bali
more, has been here this week visiting
his brother, DruggistC. R. Owens.
Mrs. Bernard Gustafson, OF Plainfield,
N. J., formerly Miss Katherine Butler, OF
this place, visited at her old home near
Shepherdstown the past week.
Mrs. c. K. Keedy, who has been in
Shepherdstown since last winter, has re-
turned to Andover, N. j., where Mr..
Keedy is employed.
Rev. and Mrs.. J. David Miller have
been visiting relatives in Lancaster and
other places in Pennsylvania the past
week or two.
Miss Eva Mcclure, trained nurse in
the Western Maryland Hospital in Cum
berland, visited Mrs. c. X. Owens the
past week.
Miss Louise Anna Snyder, spent the
past week in Lexington, Va, attending
the final gaYeties at Washington and Lee
University.
Miss Dora Belle Burrell, Of Clarke coun-
ty, Va, is in Shepherdstown for all ex-
tended visit to her brother, DR.. N. c.
BurWell.
Mr.. James w. Benner, prominent
resident of the Leetown neighborhood,
is seriously i'll. A trained nurse is with
him.
Miss M. L. Craighill, of Charles Town,
visited her sister, Mrs. Bette Butler, in
Shepherdstown, the past week.
Misses Elizabethand Louise Edwards, of
Cumberland, Md, are visiting Miss Cen
evieve Kearfott at Kearneysville.
Mrs. Bernice Kline has gone for dn ex-
tended visit to friends in Harrisburg and
other places in Pennsylvania.
Miss Martha Craig, of Wellsburg, w.
Va, is guest of Miss Louise WelshanS
at Wingard Cottage.
Mrs. r. c. Ringgold has gone to Cum
oerland, Md, for visit to her brother,
Mr.. Boyd Remnant.
Miss Margaret Potts has been attending
the finals at St. James School this week.
Mr.. Horace Banks is home again from
and Lee University.
Mr.. Charles Ghiselin is home from
and Lee University.
owe Will Find the Way.