Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-06-08
Personal NOTES.

for Grottoes, Va, where she expects Il
spend the summer with her relatives
and on Tuesday Miss Virginia johnson
went TO Philippi. w. Va, where she will
remain for some time. Mr.. Frank L
Johnson will be here for a few days yet
when he will return to Statesvile, Nortt
Carolina. The death OF Colonel Johnson
has broken up the family here, and hi:
wife and children will permanently leave
Shepherdstown. There is much regre
at their departure, for during their resi-.
dence of nine or ten years here they made
many warm friends who became greatly
attached to them and who will genuinel,
miss them
Among The visitors here last Saturday
was Dr. Chas. F. Russell, OF Herndon
Va, formerly of Sharpsburg. DR.. Russell
who is now postmaster at Herndon, is Z
Confederate veteran who seldom misses
an opportunity TO mingle among his old
comrades on memorial day. We were
glad to see him looking so we'll and to
know that he is prospecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Neal, of Dayton
Ohio. motored here some days ago, and
after visiting Mrs. Neal's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Moore, near Bakerton
went on to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Miss Elsie Moore, of Wash
ington, was also at her home, "Potomac
View" for few days.
Miss Alice OSbourn, OF Duffields, left
on Tuesday for Blueiield, w. Va, where
on the 18th OF this month she will be
bridesmaid in the wedding of Miss Jose
phine Wright, one OF her classmates in
the Mary Baldwin Seminary at Staunton,
Va.
Mrs. J. S. Pierce has been at her home,
"Ayrlie," the past week, after spending
the most of the winter in Philadelphia
Mrs. Pierce hurt herself quite badly in a
fall down stairway some time ago, and
is still disabled.
Mr.. Henry S. Baker, excise commits
sioner ofthe District OF Columbia, and Mrs
George Glass, OF Berryville, Va, were
here for memorial day. Mr.. Baker re-
manned over 10 vote on Tuesday.
Mrs. Larry Wright has gone to Balti-
more again 10 have her eyes treated.
She has been having much trouble re-
Gently with her eyes, and has lost emf re-
ly the sight OF one OF them.
Mrs. Raymond Baby, who spentthe pas
winter in New York. has returned &c
Shepherdstown for the summer, and is a.
home again at "Lazyland. Mr.. Baby
will be here on Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Ault, Mrs. John HiggS and
Miss Helen Manning, OF MoundSville, w
Va, and Mrs. Clarence Gardner, OF Ha-
gerStown, were guests this week OF Mrs
J. Lewis Welshans.
Rev. Harry b. Lee, Jr, of Weston, this
State, visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Colds
borough at Iceland the past week. Rev
Mr.. Lee is rector ofthe Episcopal Church
at Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Barnhart and thei
daughter Helen, OF Parkersburg, and Mr.
Edward Barnhart, OF Baltimore, were
here TO spend the week. end at the ole
home
Miss Elizabeth Ward Lamon, Of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Robert Lamon, OF New
York City, are guests of their brother
Mr.. A. A. Lamon, and his wife at Rock
Hill.
Miss Lucille EwerS, a former SUDDEN
from Hampshire county, who has beer
attending the Virginia Normal School a
Harrisonourg, is here for commencement
Mr.. A. A. Lamon attended the funera
OF his uncle, DR.. V. D. Miller, at Masor
and Dixon, Pa, last Saturday, the buria
being in Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown
Mrs. James E. Barnhart has gone tC
Roanoke, where she will visit her sor
! Henry, and expects TO visit her son Eugene
in Parkersburg before she returns.
Miss Villa S. HolIda, OF Scrabble
graduates this week from the George
Washington University Training Schoo
for Nurses in Washington City.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilburn and iami-
ly, of Martinsburg, spent the past weeE
with the families OF Messrs Michael and
Larry Wright, of this place.
Miss Ruth Hickel, OF Grafton, and Miss
Nellie Greider, OF Parsons, who graduated
last year, are guests OF Miss Bette Hill
for commencement week.
Mr.. John b. Black and Miss Barbara
Black, OF Hagerstown, and Mr.. Ray Black,
of Pittsburg, visited Mr.. and Mrs. r
Show last week.
Mrs. John w. Link, OF StraSburg, Va.
is here with her little son 10 spend few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Link.
Mrs. Robert Fontaine and Mrs. Harry
Stone, OF Roanoke, Va, are wishing the
family OF Mr.. John p Kearfott at Kear-
neysville.
Mr.. Kenneth Legge, who is taking the
medical course at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, is in ShepherdStowr
this week.
|. DR.. Newton Nj. Hendricks, OF Dayton
Ohio, formerly OF Jefferson county, has
been visiting his relatives in this neigh
borhood.
Mrs. p. L. Rogers and her son Burton
OF Washington, are visiting her brothers
MesSrs. John and Howard Lowe, north
of town.
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