Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-07-06
Personal NOTES.

the hospital in Winchester, is no, get.
ting along so we'll. An operation was
performed upon one OF her ewes. and
IN some manner il became infected
The result is very serious, and there
is fear that the eye may have to be re.
moved As she is far advanced in
years, this would be a most irving or.
deal for her. II is expected that she
Will be brought home today
Miss Gertrude Muldoon, OF shep.
herdstown, will leave Sunday for
Charleston, W. Va, where she will take
position with the State Board of Ed.
ucation Tor about a month. She will
be engaged in grading the papers sub.
mitted throughout the State in the
teachers county examinations. AMI
will be in charge of grading the papers
on agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Musse,man and
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. F. Freeman of
Doylestown. Pa, spent a couple of davs
IN Shepherdstown this week with Mr..
and Mrs. K. H. M. Billmyer The,
nave been enjoying an automobile
trip. through this section, having gone
as far south as the Endless Caverns.
near New Market, Va.
Mr.. ]. R. Ware, of Summit Point.
who is making an active canvass for
the Democratic nomination for county
superintendent Of schools, was among
the callers at the Register Office on
Monday. Mr.. Ware is very much
pleased with the way the voters are
supporting his candidacy.
Mr.. Wardell Mcdonald has been on
the sick list this week, and was con-
fined to his bed for several DAYS. He
has not been well for some time past,
and his physician thinks that he is
suffering from the effects of having
been gassed during the World War in
France.
Mrs. Lucy Lindenkohl and her two
children came up from Baltimore last
Saturday for visit to her father. Mr..
A. G. Morgan, north Of town. The
children will spend the summer with
their grandfather.
Mr.. Ralph Moler, Of Baltimore, for
merly Of this place, spent the week
end iii Shepherdstown with the family
OF Mr.. L. w. Thompson. He has been
in the United States Navy for the
past couple Of years and has year
yet to serve.
Miss Lee Dollhouse and Mr.. !. d
Dollhouse of Waynesboro, Pa, Mr.
Cecil R. Goolsburg, of Richmond, Va.
and Miss Anna Irwin, of Funkstown
Md, spent the weekend with the fam
lily of Mr.. A. E. Boswell
DR.. and Mrs. Richard X. Braeonier
OF Keystone, W. Va, who have beer
enjoying an extended automobile trip,
stopped off in Shepherdstown for d
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bragoner
Mr.. John Ed. Schley, of Pittsburgh,
who is recuperating from a recent i'll.
ness caused by nervous breakdown,
spent a few days with relatives ir
Shepherdstown this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice E. Miller and
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Reed, drove
here from Fairmont in an automobile
last Saturday to spend the weekend
at Mr.. Miller's old home.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wood Stevens
and their two children, Phoebe and
Allen, of Pittsburgh, are camping near
the Shepherd grade school house, north
of Shepherdstown.
The family of Mr. Charles w. Wal
per, who have been in Shepherdstown
for some time past, have moved to
Harrisonburg, Va, where Mr.. WalpeI
has position.
Mr.. A. A. Lilly, of Charleston, can.
didate for the United States Senate
was in Shepherdstown this morning
shaking hands with his Republican
| constituents
Mr.. Kearfoot Moler, who is with the
Kelly-Springfeld Tire Company al
Cumberland, was at his home east oil
town for the 4th of July vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Donle,
drove up from Washington and spent
the fourth of July vacation at Mr.
| Donley'S old home, east of town.
Mr. Charles Woman, who is in thu
government service in Washington, ha:
been here the past week with his par.
ents at the Lutheran parsonage.
Mr.. John H. Mauck, one Of our sub
scribers from the Dufields neighbor.
hood, called last Saturday to pay his
subscription to the Register.
DR.. N. Burwell has been sick ir
bed this week with what threatened
to be congestion of the lungs, but he
is now on the mend
Mr.. Cecil Bell, of Cumberland, was
home for the weekend and to attend
the wedding Of his sister, Miss Agnes
Bell, to Mr.. Vietch.
Miss Margaret Houser and Archie
Houser, OF Bakerton, were among the
callers at the Register Office yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Frank w. Myers, Of New York
spent the past week in Shepherdstowr
with his family who are here for the
summer.