Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

D.nr ohs our callers on Tuesday was
sCePuy assessor T. Ogle Link. of Duf-
neios. mr: Link says he is the rear.
CT OF sad tidings to many of he 90,
efs OF the county, for under = rsIin,
vi the State Tax COMMISSIONS al,
MAZE residents not living in inoo-.
IoraIed towns must raw a road ca,;,a
tion tax Of one dollar in aSdit;op -
the one dollar State tax. Hrre,ofors
men over fifty years of age were az
empted from this tax, but now thev ar
required to pay it, regardless of their
age unless they live in an incor.
porated town.
Mrs: S. ]. Williams. a charmi,.
and talented lady of Charleston 6 g
spent the past week in Shepherdstown
MIN her sister, Mrs. Robert Schneider
nlIS. Williams has written several de-
.ishLui oooiS OF stories for children
chdt nave had wide circulation. Mrs
os"n-ioers mother, Mrs Mildred Over
oI nerndon, Va, who has been here
ior some weeks, went to Washington
yesterday with Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Harry A. Downs has gone to
SnaIies'sn. W. Va, to spend the re-
manner OF the legislative session with
M Il DOWNS. VINO is a member of the
rouse OF Delegates. Mrs. c. w. Bow
CT, MRS. Downs's mother, of Berkeley !
county, Is here to keep house for her
while she is away.
MIR. Harry A. Tenant last week tool |
MS little son and daughter 10 Lewis
burg, w. Va, where he has placed them
IN the David Stuart Home. a school and
nome maintained by the Presbvterians
Where they will be cared for and ed
ucated.
We were pleased to have a call YES
terday from our friend Mr.. M r
Myers, Of Shenandoah Junction. Mr
myers has not been well for several |
months past, but we hope that he will
soon be restored TO good health.
Mrs. Chas. ]. Miller has returned
from pleasant VISIT of c courle of |
weeks with her sister, Mrs. S. B. Long
in Oxford, Md. Mrs. Long was mere
lot visit of week or two and Mrs. |
Miller went back home with her.
Mr.. j. S. Bragonier has gone to |
Roanoke, Va, where he will take
special treatment for a skin infection
mat has been giving him much trouble !
lately. His son, DR.. Richard X. Bra
gonier, will minister to him.
The friends of Rev. ]. w. Ware are
pleased to note that he has so far re-
covered from his recent tedious illness |
as to be able to walk out a Bit We
earnestly hope that his health NAV be
entirely restored.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McChan have |
rented their house on Main street tc
Mr.. Paul Morrow and have gone tc
Kansas City, Mo-, where they expect to
spend some time.
Mrs. Maggie Wissler, who has beenl
in poor health for some years past,
recently received another stroke of
paralysis and is now in a serious con-
dition.
Mrs. Kate Kregloe has gone to Roa-
noke, Va, to visit her son, Mr.. D. E.
McQuilkin and to attend the sessions
of the Southern Methodist Conference.
Mrs. Bertha B. Carter, of New York,
always welcome visitor to Shepherds
town. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Coldsborough at Iceland this week.
Mrs. George w. Miller, who lives
on the Hill farm north of town, has.I
c>>h WY III tllC pdSl "CSh. having
sustained a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. A. M. Shepherd, of Washington
City, formerly of this place, is at the |
Shipley Hotel in Shepherdstown to |
spend some time.
Mr.. R. d. Shipley, who is employed
with surveying corps at Fairmont, |
this State, was home for visit the past
week.
Miss Amanda Miller, from west of
town, is spending week or two wiz
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Wysong at Sudley
Place.
Mr.. John c. Reinhart is here from
Washington for few days to attend
to some business matters.
from Washington this week.
MIR Derr Will Rebuild