Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

MISS NaCnel SNYDER, Regent OF
Pack Horse Ford Chapter of the Daueh-
ters OF ihe American Revolution OF
ShepherdSiown, is in Washington this
week attending the annual convention
OF the national organization of the d
A. X. Other members of the Pack
Horse Ford Chapter who are attending
the convention are Mrs. ID. W. Borden
delegate, Miss Ian Gibson, alternate
and Mrs. II. {. Getzendanner and Mrs
ChaS. A. Johnson, members of Charles
Town. One of the interesting social
features of the convention is the recep-
ton given the delegates by Mrs. w. C.
harding At the White House.
Rev. and Mrs II. L. Hout, of Fred
ericksourg, Va, spent several DAYS in
Shepherdstown the past week visiting
their relatives. Their friends here
were glad TO see them looking so well.
Kew Mr.. Hout, who is an old Shep,
neraStown boy, is entering upon the
fourth year OF a successful ministry
as pastor Of the Southern Methods,
Church OF Fredericksburg.
We were pleased to have a call YES
terday from our friend of many wears
ago, Mr. John II. Need, formerly of
Sharrshurg, but who has been living
In California for a long time. He is
now employed with the Southern Pa
cihc Railway. This is his first visi,
back 10 his old home in twenty wears.
and he finds many changes since his
last visit
Mrs. jenkins, formerly of the Uvilla
neigheorhood, who spent the past few
mcnthS with her daughter, Mrs. !. c
Lamar. at Adamstown, Md, is spending
some time with her relatives and friends
in this county. She saws that the Reg.
lister is warmly welcomed visitor ir
the Lamar home.
Mr.. Hugh N. Pcndlcton drove ir
from PittsburG in his automobile las
Saturday, and his sister, Miss Heller
PendIeton, returned with him for Z
few days. Mrs. Pendleton and the
children are spending this week will
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsborough at Lee.
land.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. !. S
Bragonier, attorney at law, of this
place, is reported to be extremely i'll a,
hospital in Roanoke Va, where hs
has been under treatment for severa
weeks past. His friends hope that he
may soon have turn for the better.
Mr.. H. c. Marshall. one of the promi
nent farmers and fruit-growers of tn,
kearneysville neighborhoood, wa:
among our callers on Monday. II,
says that he has chance for a toler
ably fair crop Of York Imperial apple.
unless they are further damaged.
Mrs. ]. L. Creamer, Of Shenandoah
Junction, has gone to Wilmington, Del
to visit her sister Mrs. Webb. Mrs
Swami. also Of Shenandoah Junction
is in Washington visiting her daugh
ter, Miss Attic Swami.
Mr.. William Rush, who has been en-
gagged in civil engineering work for tn,
Western Maryland Railroad in Bal
timore, is at his home in this plac,
again, activity in the project he wa.
employed on having been suspended
Mr.. ]. C. Shanholtzer was I'D from
Washington to spend the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Davis. anc
Monday night took the first degree a
Mt. Nebo Lodge Of Masons.
Miss Blonde Bixler, OF Luray, Va.
and Mr.. Garland Short. OF Stanley, Va
were guests at the home OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. ]. Lowe the past week.
Mr.. William l.. Miller, OF Fairmont
w. Va, was home the past week. hav
ing been called here bv the death O
his aunt, Mrs. Maggie Wissler.
Mr.. James w. Kerner. Of Phila
delphia, spent the weekend in Shep
herdstown with his daughter. Mrs. Iohr
G. Hoffman.
Mr.. John II. Snyder, of the Shen
andoah Junction neighborhood, mad
pleasant call at the Register offic,
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary E. Moler. Of the Engl
neighborhood was among the caller
at the Register office yesterday.
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