Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-02-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

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the Bardane neighborhood, who cDn-
tracted for the advertising for a biz
sale OF live stock and farming imple
ments, which will be held on FRIDAY
march 4th. He will sell, in addition
10 horses and hogs and an excellent
line OF implements, an especially fine
nero or dairy cows, including soma
thoroughbred Ayrshires. Mr.. Wagelev
mas been successfully engaged in the
dairy business, but will give it up for
the present, until he erects a new dairy
Darn and puts in modern equipment
on the Logic farm near KearneysyilIe
which he recently bought from |. T.
Campbell.
Captain Charles Edwards, who with
MS Wlte spent several weeks in Shep-
nerdstown with the family Of Vim. B
Snyoer year or two ago, has just
oeen appointed chief of police in Kan
sas City, Missouri. Captain Edwards
was captain of the company in which
Mr.. Snyder served as first sergeant
in France, and made a remarkable
record as an officer in the intelligence
branch of the service, He has been
appointed chief of police in Kansas
City for the purpose of cleaning up
the town of various classes of law
breakers, and those who know his
courage and ability and resourceful
ness are pretty sure that he will do
the work.
The Registral- General, N. S. d. A.
R, Mrs. James Spilman Phillips, Of
Shepherdstown, will 60 to Washington
for the February 9th, 1921. board
meeting. At that time she will sign
he application papers of Mrs. Warren
q. Harding wife Of our next President
of the United States. 1t seems o
coincidence that Mrs. Phillips was ad-
mltted to membership by the first D. A.
r. President General, Mrs. Benz. Har,
rison, wife of President Harrison, and
that she is now admitting another
Presidents wife, who will likely be tho
next President-General, d. A. R., if shr
VIII accept the nomination two years
hence
Among our callers on Monday was
Mr.. ]. Z. Hammersla, of Shadyside
Farm, west Of town, who will have sale
of live stock and farming implements;
on March 10th. Mr.. Hammersla will
move back to Maryland. his former
home, and will occupy his own farm
in Sharpsburg district. Mr.. Liskey.
who now farms Mr.. Hammersla's 8
place will came to Shadyside.
Mrs. C. G. Felker and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eva, OF Sandy Ridge, made
pleasant call at the Register Office on
Friday last. Mr.. .Felker and his fam
lily will in the spring move to Mar
tinsburg, where he has purchased a
home, having sold his fine farm near
Shenandoah Junction. He will have
sale of personal property on March
9th.
We were pleased to have call on
Saturday last from Misses Leila and
Agnes Reinhart, Of Moler's Cross
Roads. Miss Agnes is teaching in
Martinsburg this year. Miss Leila ex-
poets to 60 to Washington in a week or
two to spend the remainder of the
winter.
Among the callers at Register Office
yesterday were Mr.. Edmond G. Dick
and Mr.. j. H. Britten. Of Berkeley
county. Mr.. Dick will have big sale
of stock and implements on March
Sth, advertisement OF which will ap-
pear in this paper later.
Mr.. Bane Brown. the popular and
efficient sale clerk of Bardane, this
SNehsJ, was tiS Sa'lSiS dt tIiC
Register Office on Tuesday. He re-
ports a good many sales for this
season, especially in the Charles Town
neighborhood.
Mr.. James H. Staley, of Scrabble.
was caller at the Register Office on
Friday last. He says that the gorilla
hasn't gotten anybody in that neigh
borhood yet, but early candle light
finds most folks safe indoors and doors
locked.
MISS Rachel Snyder left yesterday
for a visit of several weeks with
friends in New York, and with her
sister, Mrs. Lawrence M. Lynch, in
Garden City, New York.
Mr.. M. P. Crowl went to Lost City,
w. Va, this morning to see his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Rawlings, who has
been sick for some time and who is
somewhat worse.
Mrs. Harry E. Mundey left the first
Of the week for a months visit with
her sister at Silver Spring, Md, and
will also spend some time in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Roger Clapham, Of the Van
clevesvlle neighborhood, was home
from the West Virginia University for
the md-semeSter holiday.
Mr.. Rogers r. Johns, who is en-
ployed in Oneida, N. Y. spent the
weekend with the family of Mr.. A. L,
Knode. south of town.
Mr.. Ohio Shepherd and his daugh-
ter, Miss Rhoda, of the Uvilla 1e;Sn-
borhood, were callers at the Register
Office this morning.
Miss Fannie Trump, of Kearneys-
vile, who is a student at the West
Virginia University, spent the week
end at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blackford. of