Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

Among our callers on Tuesday was
MT. ii. ). Churchey, a prominent youn,
farmer and auctioneer of Sharpsburg
district He will have A sale of live
stock, farming implements, etc, on
February 18th, and will sell some good
stun. Mr. Churchey informs us that
many farmers of Washington county
who had intended having public sale
nave changed their plans, owing 10 III,
low price that live stock is selling for,
and there will not be as many sales as
usual.
Mr.. George f. Wysong, OF Baltimore
was in Shepherdstown last Sunday for
brief visit to his relatives and friends
He formerly lived in Shepherdstown
where he learned the printing art in
the Register Office, and now has a
prosperous business Of his own in
Baltimore. He took back with him
TO Baltimore his aged father, Mr.. John
W. Wysong, who expects to spend the
balance Of his days with him in that
city.
Among the people from the Eastern
Panhandle who have been attending
the annual Farmers Week programme
at the State University at Morgantown
were f. T. Cooke, Frank r. Robinson
Herbert G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. |. y
NanMetre, ]. Frank VanMetre, Adrian
Folk, Gray Silver, ID. Gold Miller. w.
H. Thomas, E. c. Henshaw, T. X.
Butts and Henry J, Scbert.
Mr.. w. r. Louthan was called ia
Cumberland the first of the week by the
} sickness of his daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Day, who is seriously i'll in a hospital
in that city. Her sister, Miss MARY
louthan, Is with her at present. and the
latest reports are that Mrs. DAYS i'll
ness seems to be puzzing the physi-
clans and there is no Improvement in
her condition.
Mr. A. F. Jones, Of Woodberry Farm
near Leetown, was n caller al the Reg
lister Office yesterday. He will move
the coming spring to the Lucas farm
south of town, which will he vacated
by his brother. Ernest d. Jones, who
goes to Mrs. Jenkins place. William
Chamblin, of the Charles Town neigh
borhood, will 20 TO Woodberry.
Among our callers yesterday was
Mr.. Ernest d. Jones, from south OF
town, who arranged FOR the advertising
OF his sale TO be held on February 18th
on the Lucas farm. He will have n
big sale of live stock and farming i'm
plements, including some especially
good stock. Watch for the advertise
, ment next week.
Mrs Mabel Garrett and her little
daughter Lillian, Of Baltimore, are
spending this week with the family oil
Mr.. G. w. Griffith, west OF town. Mrs
Garrett is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
, Silas Griffith. formerly OF Shepherds.
town, who moved from this place tc
Maryland a number OF years ago.
John N. Shackleford made a very
good sale Tuesday at Cherry Hill farm
south OF town, the total sum aggre-
eating about $4,000. The cows ranged
in price from $40 to sos, horses
brought from S130 to Sal, and the
farm implements sold very well. M
p. Crowl cried the sale.
Hon. Ephraim L. Morgan, Governor.
elect OF West Virginia, who is making
a tour OF the State and looking over
the various State institutions, is ir
Shepherdstown today for visit tc
Shepherd College State Normal School
He is to make an address TO the stu.
dents this afternoon.
Mr.. Louis II. Lowman, who lives
near Antietam Iron Works. on the
Maryland side Of the river, was among
our callers recently He will have 6
sale OF live stock, farming implements
etc., on Wednesday, February I'd. and
had large and attractive bills printed
at the Register office.
Among the Registers subscriber:
from out Of town who have called dur.
ing the past week to renew their sub
scriptions have been M. L. Griffith, G.
w. Griffith, G. J. Derr, Herbert Engle
| W. !. Moppin and Mrs. Kate Domer.
Rev. J. w. Ware, rector OF Trinit,
Episcopal Church Of Shepherdstown
has been very much indisposed the pas
couple OF weeks and has been confined
to his home. He has not been able tc
hold service now for two Sundays.
Mr.. c. e. Conard, from south oi
town, was called to the bedside OF his
father, Mr.. John G. Conard, at Neers.
vile, Va, who has been extremely iii
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Robinson
Of Front Royal. Va, have been here
this week visiting the family OF Mr.
E. w. Daley.
Messrs Luther B. Vickers and With.
row Legge were in Morgantown th;c
week attending Farmers Week ses.
sions.
Mr.. Warren H. Hunter, the Duffields
merchant, waS a welcome caller at ths
Register Office this morning.