Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-02-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

okee Tribe, No. 2l, Improved Order
OF ked Men, and Mr.. w. II. Stillwell,
prophet OF the same organization, of
Sharpsbure, Md, were callers at the
Register Office Tuesday. Mr.. Boyer,
VINO has been member Of Cherokee
/ Tribe for fifty years, recalled the fact
mat he had helped to bury George ID.
McGlincy and John r. Ray, prominent
members Of the Order Of Red Men IN
Shepherdstown many years ago. This
order no longer exists in Shepherds
town, but that in Sharpsburg is still
Aourshing.
/ MIR. Chas. w. Garter. of the Moler's
neighborhood, was 4 caller at the Reg
Ister Office on Monday. He has al
most recovered from the severe &C.
cident by which both of his legs were
broken at Bakertsn last fall, but he
still has to use crutcheS, and favors
one of his legs with 1 god deal of
tenderness. His injuries were very se-
rious and he has made a remarkable
recovery.
Assessor w. Bates Hammond, OF
hearneysvllle, was among our callers
the past week. He is assessing real
estate and orchards in accordance with
the instructions of the State Tax Com
missioner, and thinks that il will work
out all right eventually, when the
assessment is equitable to all land own
erS.
Mr.. Goldie r. Powell, Of Sandy
Ridge, was among our callers last Sat-
urday. He will have sale the 4th of
March, and shortly after that he will
move to Mansfield, Ohio, where he will
have a position in the shops OF the
Aultman & Taylor Company, manufac-
turers Of threshing machines.
Mr.. Robert Gibson continues very
i'll in the City Hospital in Martins
burg. There has been no improvement
in his condition since he was taken
there, and he will be brought home as
soon as it is possible for him to stand
removal.
Mr. w. H. Show, OF Kimball, w. Va,
spent few days in Shepherdstown tho
past week among his relatives and
friends. He reports the coal business
in that section as dull, but some hope
of improvement il freight rates are
lowered.
Mr.. John w. Dodd, OF Martinsburg,
the weli-konwn auctioneer, was among
our callers on Monday. This is his
busy season, and he has sales booked
for practically every day OF February
and March.
Mr.. ]. D. Oicken, manager CT the
Union Sales Company, Of Matrinsburg,
distributor of Dodge cars, was amoie
our callers IN Tuesday. Note the ad-
vertisement olsehere in this paper,
showing reduction in Dodge cars
Mr.. Simms Powell, of Parkersburg,
w. Va, was here the past week to see
his brother, Mr.. Lee Powell, who hes
been very sick at the home Uf Mr.. ard
Mrs. H. w. Potts.
Mrs. /. v. johnson, who has been
with relatives and friends in Virginia
and North Carolina for the past couple
OF months, has returned to Shepherds
town again.
Miss Sarah Roller, who has been
with DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Crawford at
Crawford Hall this winter, has gone to
Virginia to spend some time with her
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyme and their
little daughter Rosemary have gone to
Doylestown, Pa, to spend a week or
two with Rev. and Mrs. Chas. r. Free
man.
Rev. John A. Grose is in Berkeley
Springs this week assisting Rev. ]. A.
Haugh, the pastor of the Methodist
Church, with evangelistic services.
Miss Daisy Trainer, of this place.
was operated upon again last weeh
at the hospital in Charles Town for
trouble affecting one OF her limbs.
AS we go to press at noon today the
death OF Mrs. Henry c. Marten seems
very near. II is thought that she will
hardly live through the day.
Mr.. Paul Walker, Of Pittsburg, was
here the latter part Of last week Wis
isting his cousin, Miss Ruth Scanlon,
student at Shepherd College.
Postmaster S. C. Young, of Charles
Town, has been quite i'll with an attack
of hiccoughs. He has been under
treatment in Martinsburg.
Mayor J. Strider Moler has been con-
fined to his home the past week with
an attack Of the grip, which has kept
him very uncomfortable.
Mr.. Edward T. Moler, who was on
business trip to Pennsylvania, came
home yesterday very much indisposed
from a severe cold.
Mr.. LlewelIyn Potts, who is en-
gagged in business in Washington, was
at his home in Shepherdstown for the
week end.
Mr.. Ferd II. Snyder, Of the Sffenan-
doah Junction neighborhood, was a
caller at the Register Office on Tues1