Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-01-10
Personal NOTES.

During The past couple OF weeks Inc
Register has been gratified to receive
calls from many of its readers who have
come in TO renew their subscriptions and
to say kind word TOR the paper. Among
those from out OF Town have been H. H
Hendricks. VIM. A. Moler, Daniel Os-
bourn, R. L. Wintermoyer, W. L. DEM
DRY, Benjamin Kisner, w. ]. Knott, W.
Boyd Link, J. Frank Miller, c. H. Moore,
Walter Mckee, H. L. Lyme. R. w. Nc
Donald, ]. w. Griffith, Miller Rush. c.
]. Miller, Allen A. Staley, Geo. W. Cross,
Walter Catcn. R. T. Banks. John w.
Mitchell, w. ]. Moppin, N. I. Snyder,
Robert c. Bane, Geo M. Knott, Luther
B. Vickers, c. 6. Felker, R. L Emory,
] g. Welsh, J S. Lucas, James P. Staley,
Walter Mcdonald, Mrs. Garland Byers,
Miss Bruce Grubbs, besides many OF our
friends from town.
Mr.. VIM. D. Hines, who has been
suffering from an injured knee for several
months-an infrmity that caused him to
be discharged from the army-has gone
to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
where he will have surgical exanIina-
ton and undergo treatment if there is
hope OF relief We hope that he may be
cured and that his hope OF getting COM
mission may be realized.
Mrs. Piquette Mitchell. of Detroit,
Mich, is in ShepherdStown for visit to
her mother, Mrs. Robert Gibson, who
continues TO be quite poorly, though
slowly improving from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Davis have closed
their house for the balance OF the winter
and have gone to Maryland to spend
several months with their son. Mr.. Paul
Miller, in Sharpsburg district.
Miss Margaret Hammond, OF Wine
brenner's Cross Roads, made a visit TO
the Register office recently, and was
more than welcome-for she paid four
subscriptions TO this papef.
Mrs. C. w. Littler, OF Swissvale, Pa,
is here to spend some time with her
father and sister. The latter, Miss Hor-
tense Britner, continues to be very i'll,
with no hope of recovery.
Among our callers yesterday was
Mr.. John S. Snyder, Of Sandy Ridge.
He will have big sale Of live stock and
and farming implements on Monday,
March 18th.
Mrs. Edith Hurd. of Waynesboro, Pa,
and Miss Anne Irwin, OF Sharpsburg,
have been visiting Misses Helen and
Elizabeth Boswell the past week.
Mr. Robert Lamon. OF New York City,
is spending couple OF weeks with his
brother. Mr.. A. A Lamon. al Rock Hill
Farm, near Blkerton.
Mr.. o. B. Shade, from west OF town,
was among our callers on Tuesday. He
will have public sale OF live stock, etc,
on February 9Th.
Miss Glenna Carper, Of Stanton, Va,
one OF the popular students at Shepherd
College last year, has returned for the
winter term.
Mrs. E. L. Kregloe has gone TO Roam
oke, Va to spend a month or two with
the family OF OF her son, Mr.. Dwight E:
McQuilkin.
We were pleased 10 have call few
days ago from Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Cook,
who have long been friends OF the Regis
ter.
Mr.. Marvin Knott and Mr.. ]. w. Engle.
OF the Engle neighborhood, were among
the callers at the Register office yesterday.
Mr.. Harry ] Knight, OF Luray, Va.
spent the holidays with his friend Miss
Florence Manuel near Shepherdstown.
Mr.. E. NJ. Britner, OF Pittsburg, for
mer Shepherdstown boy, was here the
past week visiting his relatives.
Mrs. Frank w. Myers and her two
children are visiting her sister, Mrs w.
T. Stringer, in Glyndon, Md.
Mr.. w. w Claggett, OF Lorton, Va, is
here 10 spend some time with his wife
and son.
Miss Maud Mcdonald is spending this
week in Hagerstown.