Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-03
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrow and chill
aren VIII leave ShepherdStowR about
June llth for Huntington, W. Va, Mr..
Morrow's old home Most of the sum.
mer will be spent in Huntington. On
June 25th Mir. Morrow will leave for
Mount Pleasant, Michigan. where ne
Will act as head of the department Of
educational psychology in the sumner
session of the Central Normal School
OF Michigan. Mr.. Morrow taught
thcre last summer and found il de-
hghttul place. Nearly 500 students
were enrolled in the summer school
under staff of about fifty Instructors.
Rev. DR.. II. G. hathcox. who was
pastor of the Lutheran Church of Shep-
herdstoWn several years ago. arrived
mere today Tor a visit of a couple Of
days with Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Beltz-
hoover. He is accompanied by his
wife and his daughter, Miss SophronIa
HaithcoX Dr.. HaithcoX, who is now
pastor of a Lutheran Church in Lam
ark, Illinois, is on his way TO Elizabeth
College, near Salem, Va, where he is
to preach the baccalaureate sermon
on Sunday.
:, among our callers on Tuesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Files, of Berke-
ley county. MIR. Files, who recently
sold that part of his land known as the
ADLER place, five miles west of Shep-
herdStown, will have sale next
Wednesday, June 9th, to dispose of
surplus stock. He has some especially
line dairy cows to SELL
Miss Serena Pendleton. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hugh N. Pendleton.
OF PlttSburg, was among the graduates
at 81. Hilda's Hall.On Tuesday. Mr..
Pendleton came on from Pittsburp to
attend the commencement. Miss
Pendleton is at Iceland to spend 4
week or two with Mr. and Mrs. Z. /.
GoldsbOrough.
Mrs. c. A. Clark. Miss Ada Files
Miss Ruth Moser and Miss Marion
Schultlse, a bevy of charming Wash
ington ladies, spent the weekend with
Miss Flceta Moler near Shepherds
town. Mrs. Clark is a most accom-
plished vocalist, and sang beautifully in
the Southern Methodist Church on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wysong. who
were in Baltimore for a couple of
weeks, where Mrs. Wysong was taking
medical treatment. have returned
nome. We are sorry TO report that
Mrs. Wysong continues quite poorly.
Miss Mary Triplett has been very
SICK In hospital in New York, but
her friends here will be glad to
know that she has improved sufficiently
to be taken to Baltimore. Her brother,
Mr. 9. II. Triplett, is with her.
Mr.. Samuel d. Barnhart, of Roanoke
is in Shepherdstown to spend the week.
He always takes in two memorial ser
vices, one with his friend A. ID. Grove
at SharpSburg and the other among his
own people in Shephefdstown.
Mr.. George H. Magruder, OF Wash
ington, is in Shephcrdstown to spend
week or two, stopping at Mrs. Girls
wells. He has not been we'll the past
winter, and hopes to recupcrate in good
old Shepherdstown.
/ Miss Kathryn Beltzhoover. who has
| ben connected with the music depart
ment of Flora Mcdonald school at Red
! Springs, N. c., is home again, that in
! Stitution having closed its term for this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Morris and
their little son and Mr. Harry Meics-
ter were here from Philadelphia for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meles-
ter. Mrs. Morris will stay for week
or two.
We were pleased to have a call on
! Thursday from Mrs. Annie Slusher, OF
ihe Lcetown neghborhood, long
! good friend of the Register. and her
4augAter-in-law, Mrs. MAY Slusher.
Mr.. James Tierney, who is with the
| United States Shipping Board in Wash
ington, spent several days in Shep.
! hcrdStown the past week as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM B. Snyder.
Miss Rachel Snyder left today for
Boston, where she will spend a :ccE
or two with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Frye
and attend the sorority in which she is
an officer.
Miss Edith Gardner, who spent the
past month or two in Statesyille, N.
C., and Washington City, has return
cd to her home near Shcpherdstown.
Miss Elizabeth Spohn, who has been
at her hsme here for the past several
weeks, has returned TO York, Pa, e.
resume her work as trained nurse.
Mr.. G. b. Humrichouse and family,
Of Washington, motorcd to Shepherds
town Monday and spent a few hours
with relatives in this place
/ Messrs c. d. Scully, Harry Willcck
and Edmond Esquerre and Nr. Atch-
iSOn. all of Pittsburg, spent the week
md in ShepherdStown.
Miss Ruth Miller. of Kearneys'iIl,,
who taught in Ciarksburg. ". Va. iu-
past year, is home, the SCHOOL term
having ended
Mcssrs. Robert Kcplingcr and william
Miller were here from larmont, W.
Va. 20 spend the weekend with their
home folks.