Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-23
PERSONAL NOTES.


winter, sailing from New York 10 New
Orleans, thence going by rail TO Cali
fornia, where most of her time was
spent. She is looking unusually we'll.
though she had a rather trying ex-
perience in California when she had
her tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. West. Of Avon
Park, Florida, Prof. and Mrs. George
Edward Smith. OF Frederick, Md, and
Mrs. II. ]. Gensler and Miss Bessie
visitors TO Shepherdstown last Sunday.
Mrs. West was formerly Miss Emma
Mason, Mrs. Smith was Miss Julia Ma
son and Mrs. Gensler was Miss Lillian
Mason. all of Shepherdstown.
Mr.. Vim. H. Martin, of Maple Shade
Farm, north of town, left last week
Tor western trip of several weeks. He
| is In Indianapolis this week attending
the G. A. R. encampment. and will
visit among his friends in Ohio before
he returns home. Although he Is
away up in the eighties, Mr Martin is
still spry and active and quite able
to take care of himself.
Mr.. G. d. Scully came in from Pitts
burg last week and with his family
packed UP and reluctantly left their
summer home north of town, where
Mrs. Scully and the children have
! spent the past summer. Their friends
here are sorry to have them depart, but
hope that they will return again next
spring when the south winds blow
softly.
Miss Katherine Frcese. of Louisa,
| Kentucky, arrived in Shepherdstown
the first of the week and at once assum-
cd her duties as head of the music
department of Shepherd College which
she conducted so we'll last wear. She
brought with her to Shepherdstown
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Yates. who
Will specialize in music AT this school,
Mr.. D. L. Rover, the enterprisine
farmer, fruit grower and stock breeder
OF the Leetown neighborhood, made
pleasant call at the Register Office last
Saturday Mr. Royer expects crop
of 1000 barrels of apples from his ex-
cellent orchard this year, the quality
of which is fine.
Mrs. D. H. Moler and Miss Mary
Moler OF Hagerstown, were among our
callers on Monday. Mrs. Moler will
have sale of personal property at her
former home at Uvilla on Saturday of
this week, advertisement of which may
be found in another column.
We were pleased to have a call
last Thursday-even though a brief
one-from Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Sherman
and their son Albert, Of Luray, Va. and
Miss Anna Sherman, of New York, who
were embarking on an extended auto
mobile trip north.
Miss Gertrude Muldoon, of Shep-
herdstown, and Miss Fannie Trump, of
Kearneysville, two of the brightest
graduates of Shepherd College, have
gone to Morgantown. where they have
entered as students in the West Vir-
ginia University.
Miss Julia Reinhart has gone to
Huntington, w. Va, to spend some
weeks with the family OF her brother,
Mr.. r. Lucien Renhart. She returned
with Mrs. Reinhart, who with her chill
dren had been here for a part of the
summer.
Mr.. Harry Remsburg, the enterpris-
ing young stockman Of Sharpsburg,
was among our callers on Monday. He
will have big sale of live stock on
Friday OF this week, as may be seen by
advertisement elsewhere in this pa
per.
| Mr.. w. S. Underdonk, a former
resident OF Shepherdstown, spent few
days with his relatives in Shepherds
town the past week. He lives now in
Muscatine, Iowa, and was in the East
buying apples for commission house.
Mr.. Edwin S. Jarrett was home at
Wild Goose for the weekend, and
when he returned to New York took
with him his two boys, Ted and Bill,
who have resumed their studies at
Stone School, near that city.
Mr.. Samuel D. Barnhart, OF Roa-
noke, Va, has been in Sheherdstown
the past week for a visit with his
brother, Mr.. James e. Barnhart, and to
renew acquaintance with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Hines were
here for several days the past week,
but have gone 10 Morgantown, where
/ Mr.. Hines will take up the study OF
law at the West Virginia University.
Mrs. NJ. X. Bowers and her daughter
Mildred have returned TO their home
! near Kearneysville after having spent
! the summer with relatives and friends
/ in Kansas.
/ Mr. John Moore, OF the Bakerton
neighborhood, long a subscriber to tie
Register, called on Monday last and re-
newed his subscription away ahead.
Mr. II. L. Snyder. .Ir.. left last Fri
day for Morgantown, where he has en-
tered upon his sophomOre year at the
West Virginia University.
l Mrs II. c. Marten, one Of Shep-
herds,own's most eStimable la1ies, has
been quite sick the past week but is
now much better.