Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-29
PERSONAL NOTES.


town the past week was Mr.. Wilbert
]. Cunningham, a former popular
resident OF Shepherdstown and a
graduate OF Shepherd College, class
OF 1911. This was his first visit TO
Shepherdstown in eight years Mr..
Cunningham spent the past four
years in the United States Army. He
was member of the National Guard
and in 1916 was in service along the
Mexican border. He was afterward
sent to- France, where he remained
for over year, part of the time in the
army OF occupation. He was dis
charged from the army a few months
ago, having attained the rank of first
Lieutenant. He will locate in Prince
ton, w. Va, where he will be engaged
in the insurance business. His wife's
people reside in that city, and he ex-
poets TO make that place his perma-
nent home. Mr. Cunningham's old
friends were glad 10 see him again
and to know that ne is the same
genial, pleasant fellow that he was in
days gone by.
Rev DR.. Harry B. Lee and Mr..
Charles H. Goldsborough, of Culpep-
or, Va, were in ShepherdStown this
week to help celebrate the birthday OF
Mrs. Henrietta b. Gc.dSborough, the
happy anniversary having taken place
yesterday. OF course it would bu
highly improper for us to mention the
number of candles that graced tho
birthday cake, but il may be said that
Mrs. GOldsbOrOugh has enjoyed long
and useful life, and the regret of her
friends is that they cannot reasonably
expect her to have as many in the
future as have already passed BY
Nevertheless they hope that she will
live to see a good many more birth
days. The friends of genial DR.. Lee
who is a Shepherdstown boY-and al
ways will be lovablc boy, no matter
how many years may come and 90 for
hlm-were glad to greet him again.
DR.. w. s. Link, of Parkersbure. w
Va, was in the county the past week,
visiting his daughter. Miss Julia Link.
a pupil at ST. Hldas Hall, and also
his brother, Mr.. J. Albert Link, near
Duttelds. DR.. Link is rccuperating
from the effects of a fall on the ice
OH the street in Parkersburg some
weeks ago. His injuries kept him in
bed for two weeks.
Mr.. VIM NJ. Jones, of the Uvilla
nelghborhood, was in the Register
once on Monday, arranging for the
sale of stock and farming implements
that he will have on Monday, Febru-
ary 23d. He will have a c can sween
sale, as he intends to give up farm
ing and move to Charles Town, where
he VIII engage in business.
MIR. c. G. GLADDEN., of Berkeley
county, was among our callers IN
tuesday. He will have sale of stock
farming implements, etc. on FRIDAY
February 9th. as may be seen nv ad-
ycrtlScmcnt elsewhere in this paper
Mr.. GLADDEN., who will quit farming
VIII move to Martinsburg in the
spring.
Mr.. II. S. Pitzer and his service
man, Mr.. Carl Hill, will leave for
* chmond, Va, on Sunday, where they
VIII attend big convention of Del,o
gents and officials of the company
Ihey expect to return the following
Mrs. M. M. jenkins has returned
nome from a short visit to Silver
Springs, Md, to see her sister. Mrs
j. T.. Burns, where her mother is
spending the winter. Her health is
slightly improving.
Mr.; R. W. Morrow, from near Bill
myers Mill, was among our callers on
Monday. He will have public sale on
Saturday, March 9th.
MT. Ohio Shepherd, one of the Reg
iSter's good friends from the Uvilla
was among our callers
yesterday.
Messrs. Will and Elmer Marshall
rom east OF town, were amorTp the
callers at the Register Office the past
week.
Mrs. II. M. Turner was quite sick
the past week at her home in this
place, but she is now very much bet
ter.
Mr.. William Luria has been in
Philadelphia on business this week.