Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-06-11
Personal NOTES.

HichoS. nus. NdtHdnlel OurWell gave an
enjoyable card party yesterday as COM
pllment tostfe ladies', and this evening
Mrs. Kate Withrow Reynolds will give
a reception in their honor.
Among recent visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Robinson in this place
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Entler and little
son Kenneth and Master Orville Myers,
OF Martinsburg, and Miss Carrie Fraley
and Miss Agnes Snyder, OF the DuffieldS
neighborhood.
Mr.. G. n. Tabb, former popular resi-
dent OF this county who has been living
in Texas for some years past, is back
again to spend some time in old Jefferson.
Mr.. Tabb's friends are glad TO greet him
again. This is his first visit back home
in four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Staley, who
spent the winter in New York, are in
Shepherdstown TO spend the summer,
being located at Mrs. CriswelPS. Mrs.
Staley has not been so well, but her
friends hope that she may soon recuper-
ate.
Miss Sallle Osbourn and her daughter,
Miss Edith, former residents of this vi
cinity, but who have lived in Berkeley
county Tor number OF years, expect 10
leave this week for Ohio, where they in
tend TO make their future home.
Mr.. Morrison Ghiselin, who has been
student al Columbian University in
New York the past year, arrived home
Tuesday night. He had conferred upon
him by Columbian University last week
the degree OF Master of Arts.
Mr.. c. N. Whiting, proprietor OF Bill
myers Mill, spent last week in Buffalo,
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erS' convention that assembled in that
city. He also visited Niagara Falls while
he was in that section.
Mrs. Bernard Manning, OF Sumter S.
c., is a guest of Miss Margaret Potts al
Popodicon. Mrs. Manning was formerly
Miss Katherine Burton, OF Baltimore, a
charming visitor to Shepherdstown from
time ~ time.
Among the callers at the Register office
on Monday was Our friend Mr.. Bart
Moore, OF the Keller neighoorhood. AL
though in his $50 year, Mr.. Moore is in
good health and farms his little place
himself.
We were pleased TO have a call on
Tuesday from our friend, Hon. Tracy L.
JeffordS, of Washington and Harper'S
Ferry, who was in ShepherdStoWn TO
deliver an address at Shepherd College.
Master Carter Goldsborough, of Gull
pepper, Va, is here to spend month with
Master Lee Goldsborough, Jr., at Iceland.
Miss Lucy Lee, OF Charlottesville, Va, is
visiting Miss Helen Goldsborough.
Mr.. q. Hampden Triplett, ofNew York,
formerly OF Shephe rdstown, received the
degree of Master # Arts last week i'll
New York when honofS were conferred
by Columbian University.
Mir. and Mrs. Vim. p. Licklider and
Mrs K. ]. Hdmrick nave been in LuraY,
Va, this week, attending the sessions OF
the Sunday School Convention Of the
M. E. Church South
Mr.. Robert g. Miller is in Wheeling
this week attending he session OF the
Grand Lodge Order OF Golden Links
He represents Cliff City Lodge, of Shep-
herdStown.
Misses Sue and Mary Price, OF Bill
myers Mill, spent last week with friends
IN Alexandra, Va. Miss Addie Smith
returned with them anu is now guest at
their home.
Mr.. Clayton L. Hanes, publisher OF
the Spirit OF Jefferson and mayor OF
Charles Town, attended the memorial
Gay exercises in ShepherdStown last
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles r. Hughes Miss Helen
Order and Miss Alice GrubbS, of Berry
vile, Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c.
Ricamore in Shepherdstogn the past
week.
Mrs. Turner Maddox, OF Washington,
has been visiting relatives in Shepherds
town the past week. Mrs. Maddox was
formerly Miss Ella Shaner, OF this place.
Rev. A. A. p. Neel and his family, Of
Marshall, Va, came over tc Shepherds
town in his car last Friday and spent
memorial day with their friends here.
Mrs. Hickel, of Grafton, and Mrs.
Greider, OF Parsons, w. Va, we're here
this week to attend the graduation OF
their daughters at Shepherd College.
Mr.. w. Guy Donley, who has been
principal OF the high school at Strasburg,
Va, has closed the school for the SUM-
mer and is al his home near town.
Mr.. Robert Mckee, who has been
working in Mckeesport, Pa, for some
months past, has returned to his home in
ShepherdStown for time.
Rev. Border l.. Stanley and his wife,
of Mount Pleasant, n. c., are spending
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home near Kearneysville.
Miss Lula Early, of Hinton, w Va,
graduate OF the class OF 1913. has been
here this week to attend the Shepherd
College commencement.
Miss Hildred Marlatt, OF Harpers Fer
ry, and Miss Julia Moore, OF Charles
Town, have been guests of Miss Eliza
beth Banks this week
We were pleased to have a GIL last
Saturday from Mr.. Frank H. Copper,
one of the Registers good friends from
near Keedysvllle, Md.
Mr.. Daniel p. Ray and his two daugh-
tiers, Miss Barbara and Miss Katherine,
of Roanoke, were in ShepherdStogn to
spend memorial day.
Mrs Fannie Unseld, OF MaugarsviIle,
and Miss Helen UnSeld and Miss. Got
shaw, OF Hagerstown, visited Mrs H. E.
MeleSter this week.
Mrs. Lawrence M. Lynch and her little
daughter are here from New York TO
spend few weeks with the family OF
Mr.. H. L. Snyder.
Miss Nan Moffett, OF TroutviI.e. Va,
formerly OF this place, has been here the
past week visiting the family OF Ar. c.
B. Mcdonald.
Mr.. VIM. D. Hines. who taught in the
high school at Bluefield, w. Va. the
past year, is home again, his school nav
ing closed.
| Miss Virginia Schley and Miss Lucie
Beltzhoover, who have been teaching in
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