Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Arnold Hendricks, OF DAYTON,
hh'O, had quite trip last week When
De came 10 West Virginia to visit rel
strives. He left Dayton SATURDAY, a
week ago and landed in Shepherdstowu
the following Thursday night. Inc
Journey vas made on = bicycle, and
as:ce from the fast thl; he was held
up BY rain for day and a-half the
trip VAS without mishso. The only
thing he said that worried him on ths
way Vas the speed COPS, who we're
continually after him for speeding
down the steep mountains bervcsn
here and Wheeling. The return trip,
he IS quite sure. will be made by rail.
as enough of a good thing is suf-
hcient.
James, Gale and Barnett Haley and
Max Freeman left last Thursday for 4
trip through a part of the Valley They
vent as far as Middletown on the train.
and from there they have been hiking
to such places as their fancy leads
them. They walked TO Strasburg and
Fishers Hill on Saturday, and the first
OF this week started back toward home,
using the footman's hack. They are
exposed home today.
Mr.. Ruthven Morrow, from west OF
town, has gone TO Berkeley Springs
for stay Of few weeks, in the hope
that the waters there will give him
relief from an affection of rheumatism.
Mr.. Morrow has suffered greatly from
rheumatism the past year, which has
lncapacitated him from his work, and
we join with his friends in the hope
that ne may be fully restored to
health.
Rev. John A. Grose and his family
left early yesterday morning for a
weeks trip in their automobile, wifi
their objective point as Solomon's
Island, Maryland. Mr.. Grose former
| y preached at Solpmon's, and they
viii visit some of his former parish
oners there. Mr.. W. Austin Cessna.
OF Rainesburg, Pa, was a guest at
the home of Mr.. Grose the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. KabIe
with their two sons, Charles and
William, of Baltimore, spent the past
week with their relatives in Jefferson
county. William, who was severely
gasSed while serving in a machine gun
unit OF the Blue and Gray Division
IN the World War, has been taking
vocational training in a Baltimore
school.
We were pleased to have a call on
Monday from Mr.. and Mrs John P.
Kearfott, of Baltimore, who are spend
ing a few weeks at Mr.. Kearfott's
told home at Kearneysville. Mrs. Kear-
fott is sctive in civic and political af-
fairs in Baltimore, and has been urged
to run for public Office, though she has
thus far declined to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lancaster. from
near New Castle, Delaware, and Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts and their daughter,
OF Baltimore, spent a week very pleas
antly with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Mo-
ley, in this place. Mr.. Reynolds Mo-
ler, of Hagerstown, also spent a day or
two with his parents.
Prof. A. d. kenamond and his fam
lily left on Tuesday for his old home
near Wheeling, and they will be with
their relatives in the western section
OF the State until September Prof.
Kenamond will conduct teachers in
stitutes in Putnam and Pendleton coun-
ties this month.
Miss Annie Anderson, OF Peters,
burg, Va, who has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kisner, has
returned TO Washington. Miss Maude
kisner went back with her and will
spend some time at Colchester Beach
and Alexandria
Mr.. G. w. C. Hollida, who helps
to keep postal matters in proper or
der in Washington. was a caller at the
Register office on Monday, having
come up from the city for a visir to
his relatives in this section.
| Mr.. John S. Snyder and son Her
mond, also Miss Maria M. Snyder and
Master Bernard Snyder, of Shenan-
doah Junction, motored to Pittsbur
last week and were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Rush Snyder.
Mrs. Walter Staley is here from Bal
timore to spend a few weeks with her
father-in-law, Mr.. G. r. Staley. Mrs.
Leslie Montgomery left this morning
for visit to Mrs. Raymond Baby at
Seabright, New Jersey.
Rev. and Mrs. B. l. Stanley, OF wey-
ers Cave, Va, Miss Irona Book, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Kathryn Wickard,
OF Mckeesport, Pa, have been visiting
the family OF Mrs. Emma Stanley near
Shenandoah Junction.
Mrs. Sallie Hubbard, OF Keysville,
Va, has been here this week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Marshall. She has had as her guests
Mrs. G. E. Wade and Mrs. Geo. o.
Pettus, Of Keysville.
Miss Katherine Beltzhoover, who has
been in charge Of the music depart
ment OF the State Normal School at