Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

me past year, where Mr.. Nott;noho q :
mas oeen with the DUPONT Comnan,
nave been with their relatives ar'
1 Tbe, SIN IN Shepherdstown the past week
nnsy VIII not return to City Point h.,
NH i've at Eastville, Va, where M,
Nottingnam has bought farm and will
engage In truck farming. He exnec,
10 leave for Eastville the first NJ ~,
week, but Mrs. Nottingham will renal,
mere Tor a couple of months.
Mrs. St. Clair Clayton and her littl,
slaughter Elizabeth arrived in Shen
neroStown Monday and will spend SOM.
tIine mere, probably three months. Mr.
Layton is in Baltimore. They have al
Oeen tn the Canal Zone, Isthmus a
fanama, for the past three or four vears
ana nave come back home for three
months furlough and rest.
We were pleased to have call Tues.
oay from Mr.. d, M. KOontz, of Wash
ington, who with his two sons. Leonard
and Robert, drove up from that cit,
IN their ear and cast their ballots a,
the old unterrifed precinct of Moler's
MT. koontz has a third son of VOTING
age, Hugh, at Camp Lee, who cast his
ballot there
The family of R. E. Shaffer Yesterday
moved from their farm south of Shep.
nerdstown to their home in Martins
burg. They will be missed from our
community, where they nave lived for
a number of years. We hope that they
may be comfortable and prosperous in
their new place Of residence.
Mr.. w. H. Skinner, of the Department
OF Labor, and Mr.. Edward T. Ouipley
assistant solicitor of the Department
OF Commerce, Washington, spent the
weekend with Mr.. SINNERS relatives
near Shepherdstown. We were pleased
to have call from them on Monday
at the Register Office.
Mr.. Bernard Robinson, of Washing
ton, formerly of this place, spent a
couple OF days here the past week at
his home. He took the physical exam
NATION for the army before the local
draft board in Charles Town on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Barnhart and
their daughter Helen have been here
from Baltimore the past week recuper
atlng from an attack of the influenza
that caused them to be pretty sick for a
time.
Mr.. John c. Reinhart and Miss
Charlotte Reinhart, of Washington,
were home for the week end. Miss
Katherine Matthewson came up with
them for few days.
We were pleased to have a call yester-
day from our friend Mr. Samuel S.
Heb, of Sharpsburg, who likes the
Register so well that he regularly sub
scribes for two copies Of the paper.
Judge and Mrs. L. c. Strider and their
daughter, Miss Emma Strider, of Wash
ington, were guests of Mrs. Virginia
Harrison yesterday. They drove up
from Washington in their car.
Mr.. Henry S. Baker came up from
Washington to vote on Tuesday and
spent couple of days here, his former
home. His friends were glad to see him
looking so well.
Mr.. Chas. G. Moler, of Uvilla, was
among our callers on Monday. He has
qualified as administrator of the estate
of his son-in-law, A. S.. Miller, Jr., de-
ceased.
Mr.. 10 L. Walper and Miss Bernice
Johnson spent last Sunday at Camp
Lee, Va, where they went to see Golden
Walper, one of the soldiers on duty
there.
Mrs. Albert T. Hill and Misses Mabel
and Elizabeth Hill, drove down to Camp
Meade last Sunday in their car to see
Hugh Hill, one of the soldiers in the
camp.
The friends of Cashier Joseph Fl
Trout, of the Farmers Bank, are glad
to see him at his post of duty again.
after a severe spell of the influenza.
We were pleased to have call yester-
day from Mr.. w. N. Buckles, of the
Halltown neighborhood, for many years
a subscriber TO the Register.
Mr.. II. Pinkney Schley has been
pretty sick with the influenza the past
week, but is now getting better, though
still confined to his room.
Mr.. James H. Staley, of Scrabble.
made a pleasant call at the Register
Office last week and brought us the name
of new subscriber.
Mr.. Thos. ]. Creamer, Of the Van
clevesville neighborhood, was among
the callers at the Register Office last
Saturday,
Mrs. Walter T. Fredeking, OF Hinton
w. Va, is here to spend some time with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Banks.
Among those who came from Wash
ingtor to vote on Tuesday was Mr.. Chas.
T. Chapline, a lifelong Republican.
Mr.. John w. McCleary, of Baltimore,
spent the week end in Shepherdstown
with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Turner.
Hon. B. H. Hiner, of Pendleton
county, visited his political friends in
Shepherdstown last Saturday.
Mr.. Albert B. Cookus, of Washing
ton, came up on Tuesday to vote the