Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

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association honored Prof. Miller by elect
ing him avce-president. He will spend
the most OF the summer in doing institute
work and visiting the interior counties in
the interest of Shepherd College, and
will be ready to take up his work here
when the school begins ifs fall term next
September.
Mrs. E. L. Sellar, formerly OF Philadel-
phia, has recently moved to Shepherds
town, where she is occupying the house
vacated by Mrs, Virginia Harrison on
Main street. Mrs. Harrison has moved
to the country until her new home on the
corner OF Church and High streets shall
be completed.
We were pleased to meet in town on
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett F. Lam
caster, of Newcastle, DEL, who were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Moler, near
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster, who
were married a couple of weeks ago,
have long been good friends of the Reg
lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Cross and their
daughter, Miss Maude Cross, from west
of town, went to Atlantic City last week.
Mr.. Cross returned on Monday, and says
that he witnessed the marvellous featS OF
the daring flying machine men, one OF
whom assembled to height OF {, 200 feet.
Mrs. w. T. Stringer, Glyndon, Md,
has been visiting her old home here the
past week She brought with her from
Baltimore her little brother, Wardell Nc
Donald, who has been in hospital there
under treatment
Miss Jeanette Brown, of Princess Anne,
Md, is the guest of Miss Lenora Marten
this week. The Misses Marten gave a
delightful party for her last Monday
evening, which was enjoyed by a number
OF young folks.
Miss Margaret Shugart, OF Harper'S
Ferry, spent couple OF days with Miss
Mary Pendleton in ShepherdStown this
week. Miss Pendleton gave very en-
ioyable afternoon party in her honor yes
terday.
Mrs. Crumpton, who has been at Sud
ley place for the past couple OF years,
left the first OF the week for summer
resort in Virginia, and from there she
will 90 TO Cincinnati later in the season.
Mr.. Luther Wendell, of Winchester,
who married Miss Helen Chapline, Ct
Shepherdstown, is seriously i'll in Rich
mond, Va, where he had to undergo an
ope ration for appendicitis few days ago.
Mrs. Eleanor Byers, OF GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee, is in ShepherdStOwn to spend
the summer. Mrs. ByerS wished to get
here in ample time for Homecoming
Week, hence her early arrival.
Hon. c. M. Wetzel, Democratic candi-
date for the Legislature, was in Shep-
herdstown last Thursday circulating
among his friends, and made pleasant
call at the Register office.
Among our callers on Tuesday was Mr..
Jacob s. Reinhart, Of this vicinity, who is
filling the position OF government inspect
or of live stock at the N. & w. Railroad
pens in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Lewis r. Bell, former resident OF
Shepherdstown, now lieutenant in the
city fire department of Baltimore, spent
couple of days in Shepherdstown the
past week.
Mr.. M. Page Andrews arrived from
Baltimore last Friday and is at Fruit Hill
Farm, his old home for awhile. He brought
with him one of his pupils, Master Fran
els Parker.
Mr.. VIM. H. ByerS, who spent the past
winter in Louisville, KY, is back in Shop
herdstown and will spend the summer
here among his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Potts and Master
Llewellyn Potts left on Tuesday for BoS-
ton. Llewellyn will spend some weeks
in camp in Vermont.
Mrs. George Johnson and her three
sons and Miss Rose Johnson, OF Phila-
delphia, visited Mrs. E. L. Sellar in this
,DIoca tho poct ,yeak
Mrs. Chas. s. Miller and her two chill
dren have gone for an extended visit to
friends in Washington, Richmond, and Ba-
sic City.
MesSrs. George and Edgar Rouzee, of
Washington, spent few days here the
past week with their grandmother, Mrs.
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jacques, of Hedges
vile, spent several days here the past
week visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. IA.
Duke.
Mr.. Robert Grove, who has been with
Owens & Miler'S Pharmacy for some
time past, has resigned and will take a
rest.
Mr.. John Ed Schley, OF Philadelphia,
is here to spend his vacation OF a couple
of weeks and mingle among his friends.
Mrs. Kate Reynolds went to Hancock,
Md, the first of the week, where she
will spend some time with DR.. Reynolds.
George and Jimmie Billmyer, of Bruins
wick, are in ShepherdStown with their
grandmother, Mrs. Florence Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayner Kline and Mr.
Jack Fairall, OF Baltimore, are visiting
their relatives in Shepherdstown.
Miss ESta Baker, a charming young
lady OF Hagerstown, is visiting Miss An
ma Hause, east of town.
Mr.. Lawrence 7. Hout and little son,
Howard Ballengtr, ARE visiting Mr.. Hout'S
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