Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

Register Office few DAYS ago A
roster OF the men who died in the ser
vice during the Wor'i War is ben
prepared, and a bronze tablet contain
ing their names will bc put UT al the
courthouse in Charles Town as a ms.
mortal Mr., Eby asks us to say that il
is the very earnest desire of those In
charge of the memorial that no name
shall be omitted. He therefore re
guests that information may be sent
nm concerning the death of any coun-
" man, white or colored, who lost his
life durin" the war.
We are pleased TO have a call YES
tcrday from our friend for these many
years, Mrs. J. NJ. Hendricks, of the
Molcrs ncighborhood. Although
Mrs. Hendricks is passing along the
slope where the shadows fall far to-
ward the east, she is still active and
IN good health and maintains her in
tcrcst in passing affairs. The editor
mas long enjoyed the friendship of
this good woman, and VIC hope that
she may live long and find her last
days her best days.
Mrs. /. NJ. Lynch. who with her two
children has been in Shcphcrdstown at
the home of her father, Mr.. II. l.. Sny.
der, since last fall, left Yesterday for
New YORK. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch have
nouGht a residence in Garden CITY
Long Island, conveniently located as 70
New York City, where Mr.. lynch is
engaged with the New York Tclcrhonc
company They hope To get settled
IN the'r new home some time the com
ing month
Dr. and Mrs. Richard X Braeonier.
o' keystone, W. Va, spent several days
IN ShephcrdStown the past week win
his father, Mr.. ]. S. Bragonicr The
were on an Iutomobic trip, and had
, driven all the way from keystone in
their car. After their visit here they
went on 10 Atlantic City for a few days
at the ScaShorc. They will sion in
Shephcrdstown again on their way
back "''
DR.. Albert II. Licklider, of Williams
college, Massachusetts, has been in
ShcphcriStown this week for briof
WISH to his relatives. He had planned
Tor a trip to Europe this summer. in
CiualnG stay in Lomhardy and a
month at Oxford, but owing To the un-
uSual alilculty in securing passage at
thls time he is not yet certain that he
, can get away.
Mr.. Harry w. Rollings, of Los,
5 City, W. Va, spent last week in Shep.
hcrdStown, where he was formerly n
5 student at Shepherd College. Mrs.
e. CharIes Orndorf returned with him
I lot visit to her sister, Mrs. Rollinps
. VINO has been in poor lreaith for some
, time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Clarke. of Wash
lngton, are in Shcpherdstown to spcnd
some time at Mrs. Clarkc's old home
Mr.. Clarke recently resigned his pos
ton in Washington and will take ont.
door work this summer with Lawrence
virgins carnival company.
Mr.. A. G. Morgan, Ir.. who had been
Iivlng in Roanoke, Va. the past wear
or TWO, was among our callers on Tues
uay. mr.. Morgan has gone to Akron
ONO, where he will have a position in
one OF the big manufacturing establish
ments of that city.
Mr.. c. w. Blue, of the Kearnevs-
vie Creamery, was amo~- the callers
at the Register Office on Tuesday. He
reports that there is strong demand
ior cream now, and higher prices are
oeIng ohered farmers for their milk
and cream.
Miss Florence McOuilkin. who was
operated upon for appendicitis couple
OF weeks ago at the hospital in Ha-
gcrstown, was brought to her home
west Of ShepherIstown on Tuesday
She is getting a'ong very nicely.
Mr.. Roy 4. Bell, who has been a
student at the Vest Virginia Bnf-
versity, has rctvrned TO his home in
ShcPherdstown. lie expects TO take
up the study of medicine at the Marc-
land University next fail
Mr.. c. W. HenShaw, prominent res
ident of the Mddlcway neighborhood
mas been in poor health for seweral
months past, and mas recently been in
Baltimore to consult a eDecialist.
Mcssrs. Stewart VanMetre and lack
snyder, who have been attending the
West Virginia University the PAST
school year, are home from Morgan
town
Mr.. Raleigh c. Crisweli. of Chicago,
is IN Shepherdstown to srcnd a few
weeks Of his annual summer vacations
His friends are glad to see him again.
Mr.. George F. Turner, well-known
resident of Shcphcrdstown, has been
on the sick list the past week, suffering
with gastric trouble.
MRS. ROocft FOntaInc and her chill
dren, of Martinsyille. Va, are visiting
at the home of Hon. John p. Kearfott
at Kcarneysvillc.
Master Daniel b. Lucas. who at
tended Mt. Saint Mary's School az
Emittsburg, Md, is home for the sum
mcr vacation.
I Mrs. Moliie Arthur has gone TO
Camden, n. J., for q visit of a few
weeks with her son, Mr.. Robert l..
Arthur
Miss Alice Maddox and Mrs. Clyde
Grubos are in McKeesPort visiting Mr..