Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-22
Personal MENTION

/ W. Va, were motor visitors To heir
! daughter, Nrs. !. W. Link. and FAM
! " in this town from Saturday until
Monday. II will be probably recalled
! eN some OF our older citizens that Mr.
Links father Mr.. Adam Link, who was
| a Confederate soldier. died of measles
IN TINS town during the Civil War and
was buried in St Matthew's Lutheran
Cemetery. His remains were, however.
afterwards cNhumcd. removed TO Shep-
Icrdstown and rc-intcrrcd New Mar
ket Valley
( Mrs. Frank Lyme and Miss Rachel
Snyder OF this place, have been in
/ Washington the past week attending
the annual convention of the National
Society OF the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution The latter is one of
the pages OF the convention, an honor
winch Is appreciated hv the members
! of the Pack Horse Ford Chapter of
Shepherdstown. Mrs. J. lanccy Black
/ ford, of Shenandoah Junction. is also
/ in Washington as one of the rcr-
rcSentativcs of the Pack Horse Ford
! Chapter.
Mrs. Robert Gibson has received
word that her daughter, Mrs. George
Curtis Trcadwell. who recently sub
'nitted TO severe surgical operation
IN Albany, N. Y, is getting along fair
ly well, and it is believed that she
viii now recover. Mrs. Piouette
Mitchell, who had been operated upoa
Tor appendicitis, has recovered suf-
hcicntly 10 be taken To her own home in
Detroit
Miss Lula wysong, who spent The
past winter in Los Angeles, California.
= ~ Al.
stop for time in ParkcrSburp to WISH
her niece, Mrs. Mark Wctzcl. Miss
WySong writes that she found the Req
lstcr very welcome letter from home
each week while she was i'm California
Miss Corinnc Rogers left Yesterday
'or washington, where she has secured
4 government position and where she
expects to make her future home. Dur
ing ner residence of six years in
Shephcrdstown she has made manv
friends who sincerely regret her de
parturc.
Miss Nellie Woods, of Grccnsburp
"a, IS here this week visiting Mrs
Virginia Harrison. Miss Woods was
IN charge of the home economies de
partment OF Shepherd College several
years ago. She has been in Florida
the past winter and is now on her wav
home.
We were pleased TO have a call yes
terday from Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Cook
and Mr.. G. X. Cook and his little son.
OF the Enplc neighborhood. They have
recently moved TO their new home on
the farm they purchased from the late
Bart Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gordon, of Nc
Kccsport, Pa, are isiting Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Swaync Mr.. Cor
don had ono of his arms pretty badly
hurt in a motorcycle accident
Mrs. Harvey Lehman and her two
boys, Ferd and william, of Charles
Town, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Walker north of town, over
the week end
We were pleased 10 have a call A
few days ago from our friend Mr..
w. N. Buckles, Of the Halltown neigh
borhood, long good friend Of the
Register.
Mr. ]. w. Kerrey, of Philadelphia,
is spending this week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John c. Hoffman, and renew
ing acquaintance with old friends.
Miss Eugenia Wysong was home
from Hood College, Frederick, for the
weekend, accompanied by Miss Brad
ley, from Mercersburg, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Wolf and her little
son Jack, OF Mechanicsburg, PA. ar.
visitors at the home of Mr.. w. X.
Louthan, north OF town.
Mrs. Dora Hout. of Warrenton, Va,
has been visiting her relatives and
friends in Shepherdstown and vicni-
ty the past week.
Miss Kate Reknhart has gone to
Washington, where she intends TO
spend month or two with her fel-
ativss.
Mr.. ]. Frank VanMetre, one of
Berkeley conntys progressive farmers,
was a caller at the Register Office TO-
day.
We were pleased to have call this
morning from Mrs. r. E. ShafPer, of
Narunsburg, formerly Of this vicinity.
Mr.. william Goodrich, OF Baltimore,
IS here this week for visit to Ms
family, whs s< At Mr.. E. r. HilPs.
Mrs. ". r. .Blsckford, OF Sharps.
burg, visited the family Of Mr.. w. W.
"addy in Thu place the past weak.
Mir. W. r SSsaAeAord called at the
Register ofass yesterday and oarolled
as sHbsIiber.
Miss SaIlie Ieaes is in Washington
10 slend week Or two with her sis
ter, Mrs. Craig.