On the paling fences vines are still trailing their green length. The cosmos of white and pink blossoms and every variety of dahlia are in many yards. Father Collins, who has returned from Richmond, says the […]
Mr. Wm. H. Hunter, of Toronto, Clinton county, Iowa, is visiting his relatives in this vicinity, after an absence of almost a third of a century. Mr. Hunter, who is a brother of Mrs. Margaret Caton, […]
Mrs. Arthur Lampe and her sister, Miss Annie Copp, of Johnstown, Pa.; and Mr. Charles Copp and Miss Mary Sundit, of Frederick, Md., and Mrs. William Bowman and son visited Miss Martha Flanagan near Bakerton the […]
Mrs. Fanny E. Spicker, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Flanagan, the past winter near Bakerton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Altha D. Miller, in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Laura Routzahn has returned to her home in Dayton, Ohio, after spending a month with her parents and ten days with Mrs. Walter J. Flanagan at Bakerton.
Mrs. John G. Flanagan and her son Griggs, of the Bakerton neighborhood, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Altha D. Miller, in Washington, D. C., for a few weeks.
The Register office was brightened last Thursday by a visit from Mrs. Walter Flanagan, an accomplished lady of Bakerton, and Miss Katherine Houser, the interesting young daughter of Mr. D. R. Houser, of the same place.
John G. Flanagan, of the Bakerton neighborhood, renews his subscription to the Register and says some nice things about the paper that we greatly appreciate.
Mrs. John G. Flanagan and her little son, of the Bakerton neighborhood, are spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Altha D. Miller, in Washington, D. C.
