Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
Kind Words From Our Readers.

Here's pleasant letter from our old
friend Harry L. Enter. OF WiImerdiug
Pa: Dear Mr.. Snyder - Enclose,
please find check for $3.50 for another
years subscription TO the Register, my
weekly letter from The old home. While
there have been good many changes
in the old town in the 80 years since ]
left, and know very few Of the people
whose names appear in The paper each
week, yet | am deeply interested in ev-
erything that goes on there from week 10
week, and would certainly be lost with
out your valuable paper. II, however,
you had had only six words printed all
the way across all tour pages last week,
namely, "Glory 10 God for Prohibition
Victory" would have gladly done with
out the other news and moi blamed you
in the least, for il was worth a good
many years subscription. Wish you
abundant success"
Chas. A. Reed, OF Cumberland, one
of the popular engineers on the B.
& o. Railroad, renews his subscription
up to 1921, and writes us pleasant let
ter, in which ne says: Mrs. Reed hav'
ing been born and reared in your coun-
ty, says she can't do without the Reg
lister, as it gives her news Of all her
early friends and relatives living in old
Jefferson. Mrs. Reeds mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Daniels, widow Of Dennis M.
Daniels, a lifelong resident CT Baker.
ton, is spending the winter with us.
She also enjoys reading the Register,
as well as your truly enjoys this priv
ilege when not chasing the iron horse
over and around the Allegheny noun
tains. Wishing you and yours pros
perity."
In renewing his subscription to the
Register for another year, M. L. White,
Of Pittsburg, formerly of this vicinity,
writes us: 81 hope that your son will
soon be home. Ny son has been over
there since March OF last year and is
patiently waiting to come home. He
is in the Seth Engineers, and his last
letter was from Dampiere, France.
One of the interesting things he tells
me is that they wear wooden shoes and
often lose them in the mud. He was
in Verdun when the armistice was
signed-some lively time there. Wish
you good luck and success"
In renewing his subscription to the
Register our friend Geo. Newton Mo-
Ter, formerly Of this county, writes US
"Send the dear old Register along, Mr..
Editor, for il is welcome letter from
home. II would be really lonesome in
Washington IL it were not for the good
old home paper. Friday is the biggest
day Of the week, for that is the day we
receive the. Register-and all hands
want TO read il first"
Benz E. Greenwood, in renewi & his
subscription TO the Register, writes that
aftet five years supervision OF electric
power on the Norfolk & Western Rail-
way in the mountains OF West Virginia
he has returned TO his former position
with the Seaboard Railway at Ports.
mouth, Va
Mrs. c. E. A. Marshall, Of Radfofd
Va, formerly Of Shepherdstowu. write
us pleasant note in renewing her sub.
scriptiou TO the Register. She says: "W,
have all enjoyed the Dear Dad letters
as little Charlie always calls them, ans
hope your son viii soon bc+ome again.
| Our friend Geo. T. Trundle, of CIeye
land, Ohio, renews his subscription
paying up to 1921. and writes us: "Pleas
keep the Register coming. for my vii
and enioy the news Of our good friend
in Jefferson county. Kindest person;
regards"
"The Register never fails TO reach u
and we DO enjoy II so much. We hor
to continue 10 have its welcome vi.
its. Mrs. r. d. Lamar, Riverside, ca
ifornia.