Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-19
PERSONAL NOTES.
ShepherdStown's

NooSt SloSoH, SnepnerQSt0Wn
well-known druggist, whose serious ILL
ness was noted in last weeks Reg
ister, has been holding his own this
week, and though his condition con-
tinues very grave, there is hope now
that he may pull through. He has a
trained nurse, and his physicians are
giving him every care. Mrs. Gibson.
who was called from New York b.
his illness, has herself been sick in bed
the past week, but is getting better now
Mr.. Llewelyn Potts has gone to
Washington, where he expects to maks
his future home and where he will be
engaged in the real estate business.
He will be missed by his friends in
Shepherdstown, and the baseball en-
thusiasts earnestly hope that he will
be home next summer AS a spsrts-
manlike manager and a reliable player
he helped bring baseball to a high
level in Shepherdstewn.
Rev. and Mrs. |. D. Worman have
gone to Indianapolis, Indiana, on the
invitation of the First Lutheran Church
Of that city. Mr.. Worman was pastor
of this congregation a number Of years
oSo oha Odiit us HlSl Sllul
The congregation has prospered great
ly, and second church has just been
built, in which Mr.. Woman will de-
liver the sermon at its dedication on
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Watson, whose illness
was noted in this paper week before
last, was taken to the hospital in
Charles Town several days later, where
a minor operation was performed. She
stood the ordeal nicely and is reported
to be rapidly on the mend
Mr.. w. Boyd Link, of Duff, is
called at the Register Office Tuesday
and renewed his subscription The
Register has been a weekly visitor to
lie L nix home for 73 years, three
generations having been its apprecia-
tive readers.
Col. George Curtis Treadwell, Of
Albany. N. Y, is in Shepherdstown to
spen some weeks during the illness
of Mr.. Robert Gibson. He has taken
charge of Mr. Gibson's drug store until
ihe latter shall be able to again give il
attention.
Mrs. A. M. Lowell and her son
james, of Conneaut, Ohio, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James M
Myers. They were called here by the
illness of Mrs. LowelPs father, Mr.
Myers, who is very much indisposed.
Mrs. S. L. George, of Haverhill,
Mass, who has been visiting her old
home In Sharpsburg, was a caller at
the Register Office few days ago. She
as long been an appreciatve reader
of the Register.
Mrs. Matte Moore, of Charles Town
district, spent several days in Shep-
..er~stown the past week with her
sister, Mrs. ]. S. Bragonier, and
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Licklider.
We were pleased to have call Tues
day from Mr.. Otho Shepherd, of the
Uvilla neighborhood, who never lets
his subscription to the Register get
behind even for one day.
Miss Kate Hendricks and Miss
Mary Hendricks, of the Uvilla neigh
borhood, long good friends of the
Register, made a pleasant call at our
Office this morning.
Mr. Horace Fraley, one of our Mar
tinsburg subscribers, ca led at the Reg
lister Office last Saturday and renewed
his subscription for another year.
Mr. Kenneth Staley started on a long
western trip the first of the week to
be gone until April. He will 60 as
ar as Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Ollie Lanham, OF Berryville, Va.
who has been visiting Mrs. G. w. Har.
oer in this place for several weeks
has returned home.
Mr. Chas. w. Fraley, of Dufie ds
for many years a subscriber to the
Register, called yesterday and paid ur
for another year.
Mr.. Dudley D. Pendleton, of Pitts
burg, spent day or two in Shepherds.
town the past week on his way home
from New York.
Miss Mildred Maddox and Miss
Ruth Myers we're snow-bound visitors
at Miss Thelma Moler's home the pas
week.
Mr.. Joseph Tenant, of Gettysburg
Pa, formerly Of this place, has been
here this week visiting his relatives.
Miss Leila Reinhart, Of Moler' Cross
Roads, was among the ca lers at the
Register Office on Monday.
Mr.. Ebert Conard, from south oil
town, was a caller at the Register
Office yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Legge has been visiting
Mrs. o. II. w. Hunter in Hagerstown
this week.