Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-01
Personal NOTES.

Miss Jessie Hoffman, formerly a
popular resident of Shepherdstown,
tnut who for some years past has been
ilHing in Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting
her relatives in this section, ac
SSompanied BY her niece. Miss Clara
EDWARDS. Miss Hoffman's friends in
tnis neighoorhood are glad to greet
her again and 10 see her looking so
well She was a faithful teacher i'm
me ShcpherdStown Graded School
prlor TO taking up her abode in the
West. ~ Wv
:, Kew. W Il. hartzell, of Waikersyille.
Ma, Is spending this week with Rev
VI >. L. Fhcklnger al the Reformed
parsonage. Tuesday DR.. and Mrs
rrlekinger, MIR. hartzell and Mrs.
rank DoooinS drove to Waynesha.o,
a and called upon Rev. and Mrs
yoSeph L. Guy. They returned home
pl way of Ihurmont and Frederick.
having delightful drive of something
over hundred miles through enchant
ing scenery.
MrS. Eleanor Byers, who has been
IN ShePherdstOwn the past two wears
WIN her sister, Mrs. Chas. ID. Wysonp
!ett on Monday last for her old home
IN CiarkSville, Tennessee, where She
VIII spend some time with her son and
daughter Mrs. Byers has many
ir'enaS IN Shephcrdstown who will re-
Erct hSr departure, and who will hone
mat she may soon be back with those
VINO mold her in such high regard in
this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM J. Foutz had n
PHEASANT family reunion at their home
north of town the past week. Their
son, Mr. John Allen Foutz, and his
Wlie and two sons, of Luke. Md. and
thelr daughter, Mrs Robert N Mad
IeN, and her three sons, of this place
nave all been under the parental roof
ana enjoying country life.
Mr.. !. NJ. Perdew and his three
sons and Miss Reta Cessna and Mrs.
raymond Cessna, of Cumberland
spent couple of dayS in Shepherds-
town the past week with the family of
Nev. John A. Crosse at the Methodist
carsonage.
Mr.. ]. F. Herman. of Washington.
d. G., spent several DAYS here with
Mrs. g. L. Wendell. Mrs. Wm. /
Coleman and her little son. of Balti.
more. also spent a couple of weeks
mere with Mrs. Wendell. her sister.
Mrs. c. H. Locher and Mrs. II. n
bimm' OF Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs.
Lana Reynolds Bays, of Hancock,
Nd, spent day or two in Shepherds
toWn me past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
I. ID, Wysong at Sudley Place
Mr. VIM. T. Elliott, superintendent
Of the county infirmary near Leetown
was among the callers at the Register
Office on. Tuesday Mr.. Elliott is th.
keouolican candidate for III of
Jefferson county.
mr.. A. /. BragoRier left here the
frSi of the week for Staunton to ioin
the forces of the Virginia State Road
commission. He expects to be on the
surveying corps of the commission
during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Griffith and their
two daughters, from north of town
had pleasant automobile trip TO Cum
oerland, Md, where they spent the
weekend with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. L. Walper, from
north OF town, have gene to Chicago
visit their son, Mr.. H. n. Walper.
VINO has responsible position there in
the insurance business
We were pleased to have a call last
thursday from Mrs. Magic Harman
and Mrs. Mollie Barnhart. two es-
timable ladies of the Duffields neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Myers are here
from Crawford, NJ J., to spend a
couple of weeks with their relatives
and friends.
Mrs. !. f. Bradlcv and Miss Charlotte
VanDoren, of Washington. are at Mrs.
b. +. Harr1son's for visit of a couple
of weeks.
Miss Louise Freeman and Miss
Frances Crowl, of this place, are visit
ing relatives and friends in Mont Alto,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Knott. of Akror.
Ohio snent several DAYS the nast wee
At M~. Knotts old home east of town.
Mss Lo;tie Little. of Gettysburg.
Pa. has been visiting friends in She
'cr1.ovn this week.
Mr.. /. G.. Englc. OF Harpcr's Fer
~ district, was among our callers yes
'erday.
OrieI Wright's Tragic Death.
Lying limp over the limb of tree
and electricity coursing through 1t with
such force that several large limbs OF