Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. Frank mcdaniel, president o.
Pennington Seminary, at Pennington
New Jersey, spent couple OF days In
Shepherdstown the first OF the week
having brought his daughter, Miss Mary
Louise MacDaniel, here TO place her IN
Shepherd College for the ensuing year.
DIR. MacDaniel is a graduate OF Shepherd
College, and in speech at the school on
Monday spoke in the highest terms oil
the excellent conditions at this institu-
lion, which he ranks among the very
best OF its kind.
Mrs. F. A. Myers and Mrs. H. 7.
Brown, OF Harrisburg, Pa, who were in
Shepherdstown visiting their cousins,
the Misses Hill, made pleasant call at
the Register office yesterday. Mrs.
Myers has long been an appreciatIve
reader OF the Register, and the nice things
she said about our paper were most en-
couraging to the editor.
Miss Helena Koontz and Ledru Koontz,
who have been living with Mr.. and Mrs.
N. H. Pyles for the past few years, have
returned to Washington City, where they
have received positions-MiSS Helena a
ST 900 civil service appointment under
the government and Ledru with the
! Southern Railway.
Rev. S. L. Flickinger has been in Hunt
ington this week attending the meeting
OF the West Virginia Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows. He is the representative
from Caledonia Lodge, OF Shepherdstown.
We are sorry to note that Prof. S. o..
Bond, district school supervisor, is sick
at Lost Creek, w. Va, where he went
last week TO spend few days with his
vile, who has also been indiSpoSed.
Messrs. Henry Shepherd and ThoS. c.
Remnant, who are in the United States
Army at Camp Meade, hid furlough Tor
the weekend, which they spent with
their home folks in Shepherdstown.
We were pleased TO have call yester-
day from our old friend, Mr.. Charles I.
Chapline, of Washington, who is spend
ing a week or two with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert c. Miller at Kearneysville.
Mrs. Kate Samuel, who spent the past
summer in Shepherdstown, has returned
to Bluefield. Miss Elsie Samuel has
resumed her musical studies at the
Peabody Institute in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller, OF Nor
gantown, have been at Mr.. Mlller's old
home at KearneysviIe this week. They
came on TO attend the Miller-Henkle
wedding yesterday.
Mr.. c. S. Miller and his family had a
pleasant weekend visit 10 Hanover and
York, Pa, in their automobile, and also
enjoyed visit to the Gettysburg Battle
field.
Rev. ]. w. Ware is in Keyser this
week attending the sessions OF the East
ern Convocation OF the Episcopal Church
of West Virginia, OF which he is dean.
Mr.. Hammond T. Staley, from east of
town, who was appointed teacher in the
public school at Mobley, w. Va, has
taken up his work at that place.
Prof. ]. Harrison Miller has returned
10 Hardy county with his family, and will
teach the public school near his old home,
Wardensville, the ensuing, year.
Mrs. Longley and her little son, OF
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, have been in Shep-
berdstown the past week or two, visiting
Mrs. Leslie Montgomery.
Mr.. VIM. E. Goodrich and family, who
have been visiting at the home OF Mr.. Z.
R. Hill in this place, have returned TO
their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank w. Myers and her two
little girls have returned from White Post,
Va, where they spent several weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. D. w. Hess, of Roanoke, Va,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank VanMetre at "Oak Dale" has re-
turned home.
We were pleased 10 have call few
days ago from Mrs. Susie Knott, Of
Washington, and Mrs. S. 7. Knott, from
east OF town.
Mrs. Robert d. Early and her little
son Jimmie have gone TO Camden, N. j.,
for visit 10 her brother, Mr.. Robert
Arthur.
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. H Williams,
of Washington. spent the weekend at
Popodcon, Mrs Williams former home.
Mr.. Earl Mentzer and Miss Mary Bur-
ger, OF Hagerstown. spent last Sunday in
Shepherdstown with Miss Dallas Arthur.
Mrs. Ford Wysong has gone to spend
several weeks with relatives and friends
in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Templin R. LiCklider, OF Norfolk,
Va, was in Shepherdstown for couple
OF days this week.
Mr.. A. B. Cookus, OF Washington, was
here this week 10 spend a couple OF days
at his old home.
Mr.. James S Rightstine is spending
this week with his relatives in Washing
ton.
Our County Needs No Grand Jury.