Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-03-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

ms subscription 10 ms home paper
which he has been taking for so many
years. Mr.. Knadler will be 50 wears
old on Sunday, but he is still active and
is In the possession of all his facul.
ties. He is in excellent health, and
barring touch Of bronchitis and a Bit
OF rheumatism in his knee Joints is
quite we'll and hearty. He could pass
TOT good many years younger. Mrs
knadler, who is 70 years old, also en-.
Joys comparatively good health. Yes
terday another OF the Registers aged
subscribers called and renewed his
subScription-the venerable Vim. II
Martin, Maple Shade Farm, north OF
town. Mr.. Martin is two months pas,
his e2d birthday, and he is in the enjoy
ment OF fairly good health.
Miss Nina Mitchell, who FIVE and A.
half years ago left Shepherdstown,
where she was staying with Miss Violet
cambridge, and went TO France to do
her bit as a nurse in the World War,
has returned to this country and is
again with Miss cambridge. During
the war she was nurse in the Ameri-
can Hospital in Paris operated by Mrs.
whitney, and gave most acceptable
service. Later she was a teacher in
the training school for blind soldiers,
known as the Light House. She had
many interesting experiences during
her sojourn abroad, and there were
incidents and accidents which she can
never forget as she came in contact
with the victims Of the terrible war
Miss Mitchell gave talk to the wo-
mans Club last Friday which was lis
tened to with eager attention.
Messrs. Alexander Gordon, William
Mclean and Albert B. Cookus, all vet
eran employees Of the Washington
Star, came up from Washington las,
Sunday to spend the day with Mr.. /
W. Snyder, who was for more than
thirty years with the Star, but who re,
tired last year because Of failing
health. Mr.. p. F. Snyder and his
bright little son were also here for the
day with the above named
Mrs. Frank w. Myers, OF Crawford
n. j., and Mr.. Homer Mcdonald, OF
Schell, w. Va, have been here this
week, having been called home by the
serious illness Of their father. Mr.
Chas. B. Mcdonald. Mr.. Mcdonald
who is sick with the flu, was extreme.
ly i'll the first Of the week, but some
Improvement has since been shown
His condition Is still critical.
Mr.. J. M. Curran and Mrs. Franz
]. Massey, Of Washington, spent q
couple Of days in Shepherdstown tho
past week. Mrs. Massey was formerly
Miss Katie Curran, OF this place
Their friends here we're glad to gree,
them again.
Mr.. G. S. Callan, Of Charles Town,
was among our callers on Monday
He will have big sale OF live stock
and farming implements at his farm
near Duflelds on Saturday Of this
week.
Mr.. Delaney Hammond, OF Alex.
andria, Va, spent several days las,
week with the family OF Mr.. Nelson
T. Snyder, near Shenandoah Junction
Rev. I. D. Woman and Mr.. II. L
Snyder are in Roanoke, Va, this week
attending special meeting OF the Vir-
ginia Synod OF the Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Olin Knott has been quite sick
this week at his home at Bakerton
with an attack OF the flu. There are
several cases Of the flu at Bakerton.
Mr.. Withrow Legge was in Balti.
more and Washington last Saturday
buying athletic paraphernalia, prepara-
tory to the college baseball season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley and
Miss Esther Stanley, OF Kearneysville
spent few days in Baltimore the past
week visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Walter Mckee, OF the Kearneys-
vile neighborhood, called at the Reg
ister Office few days ago and renewed
his subscription for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ambrose, OF
Berkeley Springs have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ambrose, in
this place the past week.
Miss Katrina Baumgardner, OF the
Shepherd College faculty, spent the
weekend with her home folks, in
Washington.
Mrs. Ida Hendricks, Of the Junction
neigh'borhood, has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. w. L. Herr. in Shepherds
to~u thC past Wcck.
Miss Dende Coldsborough has re,
turned from visit OF several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. McVeigh, in Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. LaRue Waddy has gone to New
York, where he has secured employ,
ment in the railroad shops Of tina,
place.
Mr.. Robert Gibson continues conva-
lescent, having been sitting UP a short
while almost every day the past week
Mrs. Ella McCleary is here from
Baltimore to spend the week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Turner
Mrs. Harrison Schley spent the pas,
week visiting friends and relatives ir