Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-05
PERSONAL NOTES.

>'S W TioIlGi IN tnelr au-
,omooiIe' stopped off in Shepherds
IO"n the hrSt OF the week and called
on tne editor OF the Register when
me national Editorial Association Wis
ited Florida a year or two ago Mr..
Magley was among those who hos.
pitaoly helped entertain the scribes.
and the editor of the Register was de,
ngnted 10 renew acot aintance with
MIN and 10 meet his family.
Mr.. Walter E. Herr, who has been
teachlng IN the public chools at Will
Jamestown, W. Va, Parkersburg,
mas returned to his ONE here, the
school having been ed on account
OF an epidemic of liberia. There
were eight cases o. disease in the
town, and the hca officers ordered
the schools to b. ,osed, all public
meetings suspended, and children uu.
aer 10 years of age TO be kept off the
streets at present.
Mrs. Harry B. Sigler had sale Of
her household effects in Shepherds-
town on Tues lay, cNi in a few davs
VIII go 10 Washing CITY. where
she VIII make her home with her
daughter, Miss Louise Sigler, who is
IN the government service there. Mrs.
Sigier Will take her little grandchil-
aren to Washington with her
Mrs. NJ. H. Crawford and her niece,
Mrs. Earl Dingwell, of Pasadena. Cal,
who has been visiting her, left yes-
terday for a drive through New York
and New England in Mrs. Crawford's
car, Mrs. Garnett expects to ioin
them in Baltimore and 60 with them
on the tour.
The family of Mr.. d. D. Pendle-
ton have returned to their home in
flttSourgh after a pleasant season at
thelr summer place near Shepherds
town. Their friends here regret their
departure and shall hope to find them
among our earliest summer colonists
next year.
The family of Mr.. Edwin S. Jarrett
left the first of the week for New
York, where they will spend the winter,
and the Wild Goose mansion has been
closed for the present. Ii is likely
that they will come down again for the
Christmas holidays, as is their Gus
tom.
Miss Amanda Titus left this morn
ing for visit of month or so with
relatives and friends in New York
and Doylestown, Pa. She will also
spend week or two in Cape Nav and
visit in Philadelphia before she re-
turns.
Mrs. Louisa Bevans, who spent sew.
eral weeks here with her aunt, Mrs
Katie Snyder, has returned to her
home in Scranton, Pa. Mrs. SNYDER
accompanied her to Haeerstown and
spent the weekend with friends in that
city.
Mr.. Edward T. LickIider, who for
many years has lived on his farm
southwest Of town, has moved with
his family into the apartment in the
Harrington building on Main street,
formerly occupied by H. T. Licklider.
Miss Gertrude Muldoon has gone
to Point Pleasant, w. Va, where she
has been appointed teacher OF eco-
nomics in the high school of that
place. She is also in charge of the
cafeteria a feature of the school,
Mr.. Wardell Mcdonald, who was
in the World War and was the only
Shepherdstown man to be wounded in
action, leaves today for Cumberland,
Md, where he will take vocational
training.
Mrs. Eta Knott, who has been
spending some time near Shepher
town with her sister, Mrs. w. J. Knott
has returned to her daughter, Mrs.
G. Hoffman, at Bunker Hill, Berkele.
county.
Hon. James S. Lakin, of the State
Board of Control, Charleston, was in
/ Shepherdstown for a brief visit on
| Tuesday. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Ofutt. of Oakland, Md.
Rev. Dr. Charles Ghiselin is in
Front Royal this week attending the
regular meeting of Winchester Pres
bytery. He will return by Sunday and
fill his usual appointments.
Mrs. Norman H. Pyles, of Washing
ton, formerly of this place, has been
in Shepherdstown this week visiting
her sister, Miss Lou Koontz.
Lee Goldsborough, Jr., has gone to
Brunswick, Maine, where he has en-
rolled as student in famous old
Bowdoin College.
Miss Julia Engle, of Washington,
has been visiting Mrs. Bessie Watson
/ in Shepherdstown this week.
| Mr.. r. S. Crandstaff, one OF our
/ Charles Town subscribers, was among
our callers last Saturday.
i Mrs. w. T. Stringer has been here
this week visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
Frank Hill.
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Nice New Pavement.
The Jefferson County Telephone
Company is doing a good work-it is