Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-09-21
Personal NOTES.

Mrs. Robert Schneider leaves this
week for Richmond, Va, where she
viii take up her work as demonstration
! OF school books for well-known pub.
fishing firm. She will be engaged
| principally in Virginia and Alabama
the coming winter Mrs. Schneider
Will be missed from Shepherd Col
lege, where she has been a helovcd 3
and efficient teacher the past courl.
OF years, and her departure will be
regretted by the people Of our com
munity generally. She is a woman of
/ the loveliest character and has en-
deared herself TO many friends here.
! Her daughter Mildred has entered
school in Richmond. Mr.. Schneider
and Robert will remain in Shepherds
town for the present. where the latter
viii continue his studies az Shepherd
College,
Among our callers on Saturday last
was !. l.. Hauger, who lives north
west of town. He will sell his val
liable orchard and limestone farm at
public sale on Saturday, October 18th,
the sale 10 take place in Martins
burg. Mr.. hangers orchard has in il
l,250 Stark Delicious trees now in
full bearing, besides 600 Stayman
Winesaps, 200 King Davids, $50 Rome
Beauty and other varieties. This is a
valuable property and should attract
the attention of fruit growers and
farmers far and near. Read the ad-
vertisement in another column.
Ted Jarrett has gone to California,
where he will pursue his studies the
ensuing year at Deep Springs School
an institution where intensive studies
to M the pupils for college arc combined
with outdoor exercises and work in a
highly interesting manner. It's a long
way from home, but Ted is full of
pleasant anticipations, even il he will
not get back home before next summer
School NJ Cornwall on-the Hudson,
having gone to New York with his
father Monday night
Mrs. Fannie Shepherd Allen, of
Pittsburg, is in Shcpherdstown to
spend some time with Miss Helen
Pendleton at the Little Green Tea
House. Her friends here are glad to
see her again. Mrs. Allen is recup-
Grating from a long and severe illness,
and though her recovery has been slow,
her Improvement is steady.
Mr.. Taylor Bragonier was in town a
few days the past week for a visit to
his old home. Mr.. Bragonier, who has
been an instructor in the West Vir-
ginia University for the past couple
of years, has gone to Ann Arbor, where
he will take special work in engineer
ing at the Michigan University.
Mrs. Homer c. Malone left ycster-
dav for an extended trip west. She
will 90 to Denver, Colorado, for a
visit of six weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Wheeler Wilson. She was ac-
companied as far as ST. Louis by Miss
Anna Gardiner, Of Martinsburg, who
is on her way TO Texas.
Mrs. Sallie Staley, Of Belair, Md.
has been here the past couple of
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. John
w. Stpp. Mrs. Staley was resi-
dent Of Shepherdstown number OF
years ago.
Miss Katherine Winters, Of this
place, has been aopointed teacher for
the Buck Hill public school near Ger
ardstown, Berkeley county, and began
her work there on Monday.
Miss Kathryne Beltzhoover has re-
turned to Fairmont, W. Va, where she
has resumed her work as a teacher in
the music department Of the Fairmont
State Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Whiting. who
spent a couple Of weeks here with Mr..
Writings relatives, left the first of
the week for their home in Lansing,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Rowzee and
son, OF Washington, d. c., spent the
past week in Shepherdstown with Mr..
Rowzee's aunt, Mrs. william Entler
Mrs. d. Frank Miller, Of Hagers-
town, visited her siser, Mrs. B. s.
Pcndleton, in Shepherdstown the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Licklider, who
moved from Shepherdstown a few
weeks ago, have located in Charlotte,
N. c.
We were pleased to have a call this
morning from State Senator Milton W.
Burr, of Bardane, this county.
Mr Geo. NJ. Knott, Of this place, has
been quite sick the past week at his
homo m Wa aehiputOn