Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-01-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

couple of days in Shepherdstow., IN,
past week and his friends here wer,
glad to see him again. He enlisted II
the army more than year ago. and en-
tered the air service, spending mos
Oh MS time in Texts. and latterIy a
champaign, Illinois. He was in the flv
ing branch, of the service. and has beer
IN numerous flights in the air. He ha:
strong hopes that ne would be sem
overseas, but before ne got the desirec
orders the wretched Germans sur.
rendered. He has gotten his honorable
discharge from the army and is now
managing his uncle's fruit farm al
Sleepy Greek, w. Va.
Lieutenant Henry Shepherd. OF
washington, was in Shepherdstowr
this week. He has been honorabl,
discharged from the army and is re.
lleved from his duties as an officer in
the Ordnance Department, with which
ne has been connected for more than a
year. Lieutenant Shepherd reports
that they have all been down with the
influenza at their home in Washington
he and his wife were sick with it, and
his mother, Mrs. R. c. Ringgold, is Just
able to sit up after a severe attack OF
the disease.
Mrs. Bertha B. Carter, of New York
is spending this week at Iceland, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Colds
borough. Mrs. Carter, who is a mos,
charming lady, is shining light in the
suffrage world and has done effective
work in this good cause from the At
lantic to the Pacific. She took an i'm
portant part in the presidential cam
paign in California in 1916.
Mr.. J. w. Perks, who worked in Bal
timore the past year, has come back to
his home in Shepherdstown, having
given up his place there for good. He
says that he will settle down here for
awhile at the pleasant occupation of
making axe and pick handles.
Among the callers at the Register
oftice from out of town the past week
were Messrs. Albert T. Moler, Henry
M. Snyder, S. M. Huyett, Leslie Duke
F. M. Moler, c. G. Felker and Charles
Fulk, and Mrs. D. Frank Koontz and
Miss Leila Reinhart.
Mrs. Walter M. Duke yesterda,
moved her household effects to her Ole
home at Hedgesville, where she and
her children-will make their home. We
are very sorry to have them leave our
community.
We were pleased to have call last
Saturday from our friend Mr.. Will C.
Daniels, of the Duffields neighborhood.
He will have sale of stock and farm
ing. implements on Monday, February
24th.
Chief Woman Harry Rogers, of the
U. S. Navy, and Miss Elsie Rogers, of
Baltimore, spent the weekend in
Shepherdstown with their father, Rev
William Rogers.
Mr.. C. D. Boyer, from east OF town,
was among oyr callers on Monday last.
He will have sale of stock, farming
implements, ETC., on Thursday, March
10th.
Assistant Cashier C. F. Lyme is again
at his post Of duty in the Jefferson
Security Bank after an absence of sew
eral weeks on account of the influenza
Mrs. Fannie Show and her grand
daughter, Miss Henrietta Foltz, have
returned from Washington 20 Shep'
herdstown.
Mr.. Vim. Mex Stanley. of the Kear,
neysville neighborhood, was amonf
the callers at the Register Office OF
Monday.
The Register Office had a pleasant
call yesterday from Mr.. ]. Hendrick;
Daniels, of the Duffields neighborhood
We were pleased to have a call on
Tuesday from Mr.. George T. Trundle
of the Bakerton neighborhood.
Mr. E. L. Goldsborough spent the
past week in Richmond, Norfolk and
other points in Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Spohn was here from
York, Pa, the past week for a short
visit to her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter are botf
sick with the influenza at their homo
on Princess street.
Mr.. Norman Crowl, of McKeespor:
Pa, visited his relatives in Shepherds,
town this week.