Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. Andrew Is. Burnett, formerly of
Shepherdstown, but who has for some
years past lived at wInebrenner's
Cross Roads, in Berkeley county, re-
Gently left with his family for Colo
RADIO. Mrs. Burnett has not been well
for some time past, an affection of the
throat causing her much trouble, and
her physician having recomme nded n
change Of climate, Mr. Burnett decided
TO move no Colorado. He arrived in
Denver with his family after COM
Portable journey, Mrs. Burnett having
stood the trip fairly well. Mr.. Iohn
K. Billmyer, formerly OF Shepherds-
town, who lives in Denver, proved him
self friend in need, meeting them at
the station and giving them hospitable
attention. MIR. Burnett has gotten n
position in one of Denver's big stores.
the children are going TO school, and
Mrs. Burnett is said TO be improving
in health. Their friends in this sec
ton hope that they may prosper in their
new home and find happy and health
full surroundings.
Mr.. william G. Gehri, who has been
filling the vacancy in the Episcopal
Church OF Shepherdstown since Rev.
j. w. Ware resigned on account Of i'll
health. leaves next Sunday evening 10
resume his studies at Bezley Seminary,
Kenyon College, at Gambler, Ohio This
will make his third year in the semi
nary. Mr.. Gehri is an energetic and
capable young man, and has served
the congregation OF Trinity Church
very acceptably the past summer,
preaching excellent sermons.
The Register Office was graced last
Saturday by visit from Mrs. Edward
G. Drawbaugh, Of Cumberland, who
was in town for brief visit among her
friends. AS Rose Billmyer she was
one of the very prettiest girls in this
neighborhood, and it is not hattery to
say that the passing years have de-
tracted neither from her beauty nor
her charm. Her friends here are
always glad to see her.
Prof. ]. d. Muldoon, State Super
visor of Rural Schools, spent several
days at his home in Shepherdstown the
past week, and was in consultation with
Shepherd College authorities concern
ing various phases of his work.
Miss Gertrude Muldoon, of this
place, who was one of the most
brilliant students at the West Virginia
University last year, has returned to
Morgantown and resumed her studies
at that institution.
Mrs. H. M. Turner spent several
days in Washington this week with
her brother, MIR. ]. w. Snyder. He ex-
poets to come to Shepherdstown in a
few weeks and make his home in this
place.
Mr.. Newton Mckee leaves Monday
TO take charge as principal of the
school at Cherry Run, w. Va. This is
only seven months school, so his
period of welding the rod will be
short.
Mrs. Mamie Melvin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Melvin, of Columbus,
Ohio, have come back to Jefferson
county to spend some time with Miss
Florence Cockrell at Shenandoah Junc-
ton.
Midshipman Dewitt Fulton, Of Cher
ry Run w. Va, leaves today for the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, after
having spent a months vacation with
friends and relatives in this section.
Miss Fannie Trump, OF Kearneys
Vile, left yesterday morning to resume
her studies at West Virginia Uni
versty at Morgantown. This is Miss
Trump's last year at this institution.
Ross Louthan, son Of Mr.. w. r.
Louthan, north of town, has entered
as student at Randolph-Macon Aca-
denny, Front Royal. Va, and entered
upon the work there last week.
Miss Nancy Osbourn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Osbourn, went
to Winchester this week, where she
resumes her studies at Fort Upudoun
Seminary.
Miss Bessie Coffinberger, OF Han
over, Pa, and Miss Mabel Ooffinberper,
of Four Oaks, North Carolina, recently
visited their relatives in Shepherds
town.
Mrs. J o. Krouse, of Berryville,
Va. formerly Of the Moler's neighbor-
hood, spent a part of the past week
with her relatives in this section.
Miss Ruth Scanlon, of Pittsbure,
popular student at Shepherd College
two years ago, has returned for another
years work at this institution.
Miss Ruth Licklider has been ap-
pointed to position in one Of the pub
lie schools OF Charleston, w. Va, and
has begun her work there.
Mr.. Allen Hendricks, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A: Hendricks. west OF town, has
enrolled in the engineering department
OF the West Virginia University.
Miss Ruth Knott, of this place. has
been in Bunker Hill, w. Va, the past
week visiting Mrs. II. P. Henshaw
and Mrs. e. F. Gardiner.
Mr.. II. L. Snyder left this morning