Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-09-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

oleton, =. ID. Scully and |. W. Cuik-
shank drove from Pittsburg last week in
Mr.. Scully'S Car 10 spend a coupIe of
days at Morgan's Grove fair. Mr.. Allen
and Mr.. Pendleton are old Shepherds
Town boys, and their friends here were
gao 10 greet them again and to see them
looking so we'll. The whole party en-
loyed the delightful ride Of couple of
hundred miles and their visi; at The fair.
The Register last week made mention
OF the Illness OF Mr.. Samuel !. Hodges,
one OF our leading business men. Ii
tranSpireS that he has typhoid fever, and
his family and friends have been very
much concerned about him. Although
he was very i'll for several days, he is
now responding 10 the treatment OF his
physician and is getting along nicely. A
trained nurse IS in attendance.
Among the visitors TO Shepherdstown
last week were Mr.. Harry +. Chapline
and Mr.. Thomas A. Chapline and his two
sons, OF Frederick, Md. The MeSSrs.
Chapllne are former Shepherdstown boys
who sill have an affection Tor the old
home place and the friends oftheir youth
lul days, and they are always welcome
visitors here.
Miss Agnes Howard and Miss Ruth
Smith, OF Cowen,W Va, have been Wis.
hing Miss kuih LiIkiider near town the
past week. Miss Llckllder and Miss lula
Maddox, who viii teach in the Cowen
school This year, returned with them TO
that place yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Hartzell have
been IN Quakertown, Pa, this week al
tending The annual reunion OF the Hart
zell family, pleasant event that is at
tended by relatives from tar and near
They will also visit Atlantic City before
they return.
MeSsrS. Fred, Wilmer and Leo Miller
and hlISS Goldie Miller have moved from
SharpSburg 10 ShepherdStown and are
occupying the Triplett dwelling house on
New street. We are glad TO have them
become residents OF our community.
Miss S. Lena Myers, OF this vicinity,
LETT last Friday for PillSburg, where she
joined party OF friends and relatives on
d "Trip 10 Niagara Falls and Toronto, Can
ada. On her return she will visit in
PtlS5urg and Cumberland.
Mrs. Guy p. BIeady, who has been
visiting relatives IN Lancaster, Pa, is
expected 10 return home on Friday. She
will oe accompanied by her niece, Miss
Ethel Brenamdn, who will attend Shop
herd College.
Mr.. William MeleSter and Miss Ellen
GotSchall, OF Washington county, Md,
and Mrs. Sarah MeleSter, of Harrisburg
Pa, have been visiting the family OF Mr.
h. E. MeleSterin this place the past week.
Miss Rachel CookuS left this morning
for visit OF several weeks with Mrs.
los. F. Stone III Roanoke, va. Mrs.
Alice Adams, who his been here for
| some weeks. returned ~ Roanoke today
Miss Gladys Moves Elliott, who spent
the past summer al the home OF Hon. A
5 cambridge, lelt few days ago Tor
New York, from which city she will sail
Tor her home in England.
Mrs. Roscoe Maxwell, OF Los Angeles,
Cal, S in ohepnerdStown 10 spend some
weeks among her relatives and friends
| Mrs. Maxwell was formerly Miss Brownie
WySong, OF this place.
| GIOl. JOliU N. w dill - CNpCNlSG lOIlS
from Paris this week Prot. Ware was
| in Paris during the most thrilling scenes
Of the great war, and has had some in
tereStng experiences.
Mr.. Z. Rush Turner, cashier OF the
Farme'S Bank, and Mir. George c. Link
have been in Baltimore this week attend
ing The centennial celebration OF the Star
Spangled Banner.
Mr.. Edward +. Licklider is spending
| this week in Central West Virginia on
| business connected with the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, OF which he is
Grand Patriarch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin MaXheimer and
Nr5 Dor y llt, OF Warenton, Va,
were here the HrSt of the week 10 attend
Tic funeral OF the late Frank L. Blllmyer
Mr. Joseph n. Pyes and his son, La
| NtTne, OF Washington, spent lew days
| The uaSt week with Mr.. and Mrs. n. H..
Py!-s io Shepherdstowu.
Mir. ". S. Newcomer and his daughter,
| Mss Violet, OF Norfolk, Va, spent last
week 10 ShepheruStown with the family
| Oi Mr.. Vim. X. Miller.
| We were pleased to have call yeSter-
day from our TREND Mr. |. d. VanMetre,
one OF the leading farmers and stock men
OF Berkeley county.
MISS Goldie M. Randall, OF Washing
ton, who is visiting friends IN this vlcin-
| ity, made pleasant Call at the Register
office yesterday.
| Mr. w r OSbOurn. OF Baltimore. an
| OLD Jefferson county BOY, was among the
visitors here during fair week. His wife
was with him.
Mr.. Manuel de Aguero and Mr. Ken
| nard n. Ware, of Washington, are guests
OF Rev J. W. Ware and his family at the
| rectOry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bender, OF Glasgow.
Va, have been in ShepherdStown the
past week visiting at Mrs. Benders old
home.
| Misses Mabel Baker ard Irene Hollida,
| OF Charles Town, spent The past week IN
| ShepherdstoWn with Miss Josephine
Show.
Mr.. Robinson Nottingham, of the East
| ern Shore of Virginia, has been a visitor
at the Episcopal rectory the past week or
| two.
Miss Elsie SamuelS, Of Bluefield, W..
Va, has been here the past week or two
visiting her aunt, Mrs. D M. Schoppert.
Mr.. and Mrs George H, Magruder, Of
Washington, have been among the visit
orS in ShepherdStown the past week.
Mrs. E. B Cole and her two children,
of York, Pa, are in ShepherdStown Wis