Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-09-12
personal NOTES.

Gays ago rom MI. NJ. ". Snldii, oI Larry,
Pa. former resident of this vicinity,
who was here to visit his brother-in-law,
Mr.. c. B. Mcdonald, and to nlingle with
the friends OF former days. Mr.. Small
was member of Company F, First Viz
ginia Cavalry, during the Civil War. and
he experienced particular pleasure in
meeting a number of his old comrades,
some of whom he had not seen since
1865.
Mr.. st. John Dyer and his niece, Miss
Margery Byers, have returned from their
trip abroad. having arrived in Shepherds
town the first Of this week. They had a
very delightful tour through Europe, Wis
iting Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France,
England and Scotland. They had many
interesting experiences, but are glad to
be back home again and are enjoying a
good rest after their extended tour,
Mr.. Harry B. Goldsborough, of Jack
sonville, Florida, Mr.. Charles H. Colds
borough, of Culpeper, Va, and Mrs. Nc
Weigh, of Richmond, Va, are guests OF
their brother, Mr.. E. L. Goldsborough,
at Iceland, this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Goldsborough, who have been at
Iceland for couple of weeks, left yes
terday for their home in Kansas City.
Among our callers the past week was
our old friend, Mr.. &c. Staley, OF Roam
oke, Va, who was here to renew &C
quaintance with the friends of his youth
full days. Mr.. Staley is an old Shep-
herdstown boy, but has for many years
been in the Norfolk & Western service
in Roanoke.
Mr.. o. w. Snar, who graduated from
Shepherd College last June, spent the
past week in Shepherdstown among his
friends. Mr.. Snarr, who was employed
in McKeesport during the summer, has
been appointed principal of the public
school at Romney, this State, and will
take up his work there next Monday.
We were glad to have a call last week
from our friend Mr.. Harry Chapline, Of
Frederick, Nd, who was here on his
annual visit to meet old friends al the fair.
Mr.. Chapline is former Shepherdstown
boy who still has warm spot in his
heart for his old home.
Prof. Samuel E. Osbourn and his wife,
who spent the summer abroad, are at his
old home near Duffields for few days.
They will.leave on Monday for Port De-
post, Md, where Mr.. Osbourn will re-
sumo his duties at Tome Institute.
Mr.. Thomas r. Mercein, of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Mrs. Robert M. Kelly, OF
Louisville, KY, have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Muzzey at Rockland
this week, having come here to attend
the Mercein- Butler wedding.
Among our callers on Tuesday was Mr..
D. Tanner Williamson, one OF our Berke-
ley county subscribers, who has been
a reader of the Register for forty years.
He comes around once year as regular
~ as clock-work.
Miss Elizabeth Stalnaker, popular
teacher in Shepherd College State Nor
NAL School several years ago, is here
this week visiting her friends. She will
attend Columbia University, New York,
the ensuing year.
Mr.. Taylor Bragonier. who has been
in the engineering service OF the Norfolk
& Western Railway for some months
past, is home for few days. He will
90 to Lehigh University the coming year.
Mrs. Mansoni and her two daughters,
who spent the summer in Shepherdstown,
left on Tuesday for their home in Ports
mouth, Va. Mr.. Mansoni came up for
them and was here for few days.
Mr.. W. H. Hunter, OF Duffields, was
among our callers Yesterday. He is go
ng to close out his stock of merchandise,
and we call attention to his advertisement
in another column.
Mr.. Benjamin Hartzell has been in
Romney, this week, having taken his son
George to the State institution for the
blind, where he has been a student for
several years.
Mr.. Thos. c. Greenwood, of Roanoke,
Va, a former Shepherdstown boy, spent
the past week here with his relatives and
friends. His son Welmon was with him.
Mrs. !. S. Wareham, of Hagerstown,
formerly of Shepherdstown. spent fair
week here among old friends, visiting at
the home of Miss Bette Keesecker.
We were pleased to have a call a few
days ago from Mr.. ]. H. Myers, who is
with his father in the grain business at
Dust's Crossing, this county.
Miss Elizabeth Cady, of Morgantown,
formerly of this place, has been here the
past week visiting at the home of Mrs.
Josephine Hodges.
Mr.. Charles Ghiselin is at his home
here for a few days. He will enter
Princeton University at the opening OF
thu fall term.
Miss Grace Venting, OF Pawpaw, w.
Va, a former popular Shepherd College
girl, is here this week visiting Miss Eliz-
abeth Banks.
Mr.. Frank L. Johnson, proprietor OF the
Home Cafe, has gone 10 Caldwell Springs,
near Newcastle, Va, for three-weeks'
vacation.
Miss Marion Grove, of Sharpsburg,
spent the past week in Shepherdstown
with the family of her brother, DR.. K. {.