Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-01-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

| MISS Marina Baumgardner, OF Wash.
ington, who had charge of the domestic
science department of Shepherd College
during the fall term, spent the past week
in Shepherdstown at the home OF Mis-:
Virginia Harrison. Miss Baumgardnel
has accepted the position of domestic
science teacher at Chenille Norma
School for the balance of the school year
Bishop w. L. Gravatt moved this week
from Charles Town, where he has lived
for a number OF years, TO Charleston,
where he will henceforth make his per-
manent residence. There is much regret
that he leaves this section, but the Bishop
feels that the capital city is the most de-
sirable place for his official home.
Messrs. R. A. Hammond and c. ].
Miller, OF the Kearneysville neighbor-
hood, were callers at the Register office
on Monday. As administrators OF the
estate of M. S. Miller, deceased, they
will have big sale of personal property
on March I'd at his late residence near
KearneysvilIe.
Among Our callers on Monday was Mr..
Morris K. Hendricks, from south of town.
He will have public sale OF his stock and
farming indictments on February l4th,
and in the spring will move TO town, oc-
cupying the residence on New street that
he bought and improved some time ago.
Mrs. J. Craig Huff, OF Philadelphia, is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Turner, in Shepherdstown, to
spend some weeks. Mrs. Huff is recov-
ering from an automobile accident in that
city few weeks ago in which she was
very seriously injured.
Mr.. E. Station Grim, of Sharpsburg,
was among our callers on Friday. Mr..
Grim will have big sale al his home up
the river. westofSharpsburg, on February
7th. He has some fine horses and par
ticular nice lot OF high grade and register
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Hon. M. p. Shawkey, OF Charleston,
State Superintendent OF Schools, was in
Shepherdstown day or two the past
week on business connected with Shep-
herd College. His friends here were glad
TO see him again.
MIR. !. Z. Kearfott and Mrs. Mamie
Kearfott, of Kearneysville, have been in
Roanoke, Va, the past week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Fontaine. Mrs. Kearfott
will spend some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Fontaine.
Mr.. {. F. Daniels, from east OF town,
was among our callers on Tuesday. MIR.
Daniels is recovering from sharp spell
of sickness, which laid him up for some
days.
Among our subscribers from out Of
town who called to renew for the Register
this week were Messrs. r. D. Moler, D..
S. Hawn and c. A. Osbourn.
Mr.. Virginius McSherrY, prominent
druggist of Richmond, Va, was in Shop
herdStown this week visiting his cousin,
Mrs. Edward L. Remnant.
Miss Dorothy Fulton, who graduated
from Shepherd College last year, has
been appointed teacher OF the public
school at Big Pool, Md.
Mr.. J. H. Robinson is taking a week
off from his duties at Hodges warehouse
and is enjoying visit with friends in
Washington.
Miss Julia Reinhart is spending this
week with relatives and friends in the
country this week-in the Moler'S neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Charles w. Andrews, of Charles
Town, was in Shepherdstown this week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Remnant,
Messrs. George c. Link and II. Pink
ney Schley are in Baltimore this week
attending the automobile show.
Mr.. A S. Lucas, of the Shepherdstown
Garage, is in Baltimore this week attend
re the automobile show.
Mrs. George w. Freeman has been
visiting her parents at Mt. Alto, Pa, the
past week.
Miss Marguerite Billmyer is visiting
relatives in Wanenton, Va.