Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. weis and
Mr.. W. n. Wilson, o. Miami county.
Ohio, are in Shepneristown 20 spend
friends. Mrs. Weis is a daughter of
Mrs. Cornelia Coffinberger, OF this
place, but has been living in Ohio for
number of years. Mr.. Wilson is
prominent in that section of Ohio and
IS well-known as the proprietor of the
Wilson Seed Farms. They report crops
as very Indifferent the past wear.
though corn was fairly good Pota-
toes were a complete failure. but Mr.
Wilson said he knew one man who
dug as many as he had planted. They
made the trip here in their automo-
bile-a distance of 4e7 miles, and
good roads all the way. They left
home Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock
and pulled into epherdstown Tues
day afternoon AT AIS. They will re-
turn next week, and Hrs. Cofinberper
will go back with them 10 SPEND the
winter. The SeGis'er Office was favor
ed with a call from these friends on
Wednesday.
There has been quite an exodus 10
Moreantown this week from Shepherds
town. President w n. s. White and
his family and Mr.. Vim. b. SNYDER
drove out in Mr.. Whites car, going
by way of Cumberland and Uniontown.
Mrs. Alice Myers. of the dormitorv
has gone TO spend the weekend with
her daughter, Miss Ruth Myers, who is
teaching school there. Miss Allie
Shriver went home 10 spend the week
end, being accompanied by Miss Eta
Williams and Miss Katrina Baum.
gardner, also of the Shepherd College
faculty, who will Re her guests in Nor.
ganioWn. Mr. Withrow r. Legge also
went TO the same place 10 speHd a few
days among his old friends and to
take in the great football game.
Mr.. w. J. Foutz, from north of town
was among our callers on Moniav
He renewed his subscription TO the
Register and brought the editor a fine
large pumpkin which Mrs Foutz pro
vides each year in order that there ma,
be NO scarcity of pumpkin pies
Mrs. Arthur Cenradi and her two
children, who spent the past summer
in Shepherdstown with Mr.. and Mrs
7. II Davis, left last Monday for
their home in San Francisco They
have long journey, as they will not
reach their destination until Saturday
night.
Miss Ruth Scan'on and Miss Rather
inc Hirst are spending the thanks
giving holiday with Miss GLADYS
Feagans at her home near Wheatand.
this county. All are students at Shep,
hprI TnllanA
We were pleased to have a call last
Friday from Mrs. John King and Mr..
Boyd McWilliamS, of the Vancleves-
vile neighborhood. Mrs. King has
long been an appreciative reader of the
Register.
Captain and Mrs. Randolph Carter
Berkeley and their little son spent a
part of the past week with Mr.. las
s. Phillips and Phillips Berkeley at
Chap'ine's Choice, near Shepherdstown
Miss Katrina Baumgardner. Miss
fta Williams and Miss Allie Shr;ver
of the Shepherd College faculty, spent
the weekend in Washington at Miss
Raumgardner's home
Mr.. Craig Huff and Miss Emily
Huff drove down from Philadelphia in
an automobile Yesterday to spend
thanksgiving with the family of Mr.
H. M. Turner.
Mr.. Jacob r. Keller, of Hagerstown,
spent last Monday in Shepherds own
his former home. He renewed his sub
scription TO the Register for another
year.
Mrs. A. c. KinselI, one of our Scrab-
bic subscribers, called last Friday and
renewed her subscription to the Regis
ter for another year.
DR.. G. W. Banks is able to be out
! again, having been housed up for a
week or two with very severe cold.
Mrs. Jas. H. Haley and her little
spend thanksgiving.
Miss Annie Caster and Albert Mel
/ son spent the past week with relatives
at Sandy Hook, Md.
Mr.. Chas. C. Moler, of Uvilla, was
among the callers at the Register Of
flee last Saturday.
Miss Florence Myers, of this vicinity,
is spending thanksgiving with friends
! IN Washington.
Mrs. G. A. Lickliier is here to spend
a week or two with Mrs. Bette Rentch.
The Thanksgiving Dinner.
The ladies of the town and vicinity
have prepared most excellent dinner
for this Thanksgiving day, which will