Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-03-30
Personal NOTES.

satisfactory in every respect, the pro,
ceeds amounting to nearly $4,000
! Horses sold up TO $500, COWS up 10 500.
and the hogs brought very high prices
The farming implements also sol
very well, some articles bringing moro
/ than they had cost several years ago
Mr.. Myers paid deserved compliment,
10 Charles +. Engle and Brother, the
auctioneers who cried the sale, ana
said that their services were entirelv
satisfactory.
We were pleased to have a call a
few days ago from Mr. y. W. T. loy,
| OF Frederick, Md, manager Of the Sc
curities department of the Hagerstown
and Frederick Railway Company, who
was in this neighborhood with Photog-
rapher Rogers, also of Frederick, look
| ing up historical data and taking pic
! lures OF points of interest TO be used in
connection with an advertising cam,
paien that the company will shortly
begin. Mr.. 10y was a good deal inter,
ested in James Rumsey's experiments
with the first steamboat in Shepherds
town l2S years ago
Mr.. II. c. Marshall, of the Kearneys.
vile ncighborhood, spent a few DAYS in
! Washington the past week with his SON
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Ritter, who are arranging for
visit TO Germany. Mr.. Ritter is a ma
tive of Germany, and on April Sth he
and Mrs. Ritter will sail from New
York for that country. They will visit
his old home at Kassol, near Berlin.
and expect to spend several months
with his relatives there.
Miss Katrina Baumgardner spent
the weekend with her home folks ir,
Washington. She came back with "a
handsome Paige roadster, which she is
now learning to drive and teaching
to avoid trees and telephone poles.
Mr.. c. W. Flanagan, Of Bakerton, was
among our callers on Monday. Ho
reports great deal of sickness i'm
that vicinity from the prevailing grir
and influenza, almost every home in
the community being affected
Miss Margaret Engle, Of Washing
ton, and Miss Mary Katherine Duke,
of Harper's Ferry, were Weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Strider Moler, in Shepherdstown. A
very enjoyable party was given in their
|
Miss Eleanor Stehi, of Hagerstown.
Miss Sarah Minor and Miss Frances
Weston, OF Alabama, and Miss Mar
garet Cattreall, OF Texas, all Of them
students at Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va.
were visitors in Shepherdstown tho
past week
Mr.. Lee Goldsborough, Jr., is home
from Pittsburgh this week and Miss
Helen Goldsborough is here from her
school in Baltimore for brief va
cation Master c. d. ScuIly, Jr., of
pittsburgh, is also a guost at Iceland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Innes and Mr..
and Mrs Horace J.. Cleaver, of Pitts
ourgh, are enjoying weeks vaca-
tion IN the country. They are occu-
pying Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Pendleton's
country home near Shepherdstown.
Mr. C. II. Moore, of the Uvilla
neighborhood, was among the callers
al the Register Office yesterday. He
expects to have sale OF farming i'm
plements, household goods, etc, or
Tuesday, April llth.
Mrs. C. S. Hunter and her son. Mr..
Clarence Hunter, of Washington, Pa,
spent a day or two in Shepherds,
town the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Schley.
Mr.. Boyd c. Small and his little son
James we're among our callers on
Tuesday. Mr. Small moves this week
TO Scrabble, where he bought a farm
recently.
Mrs. J. E. Price has moved from
Shenandoah Junction to Basic CITY. Va,
where Mr.. Price is agent for the Norfolk
& Western Railway.
Mr.. kerfoot Moler, now OF Cumber-
land, was home to attend the funeral
OF his grandfather, the late L. X.
Hardesty. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Forrest w. Stanley and her
daughter Nellie, Of Piedmont, w. Va.
attended the funeral Of the late L. X.
Hardesty on Tuesday.
Rev. John A. Grose is in Baltimore
this week attending the Baltimore An
nual Conference OF the M. e. Church.
DR.. S. T. Knott and Mr.. W. / Knott
attended the Southern Methodist Con-
ference in Washington the past week
Prof. j. D. MuIdoon, State Rural
School Supervisor, spent the weekend
in Shephcrdstown with his family.
Miss Elena Williams is here from
Baltimore to spend some time with DR.,
and Mrs. Horace Banks.
Mrs. M. J. Latimer is in shepherds
town to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. e. II. Reinhart.
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