Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-03-21
LITTLE LOCALS.
The Things of Interest that are Happening In
Our Neighborhood and Elsewhere.

vicinity.
Mr.. George S. Fraley and Miss
Cora V. Hawn, both of this vicinity,
we've married yesterday afternoon at
5 o'clock at the Southern Methodist
parsonage in Shepherdstown by Rev.
j. G. Thrasher. We wish the young
couple much happiness.
A number of persons went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Nc
Quilkin on a straw ride Tuesday night
and had very pleasant evening.
They were Hospitality received by Mr..
McQuilkin and his family, who served
refreshments during the evening. All
who were present greatly enjoyed the
outing,
We call particular attention to the
new advertisement of T. B. Line,
clothier and gents furnisher. He has
gotten in his new spring goods and
can show the most tasteful and pop
ular styles in readymade clothing, etc.
He asks the public to inspect his stock
and learn his prices before buying
elsewhere
1t is said that at the corporation
election to be held next May in
Charlestown the temperance people
will make fight against the saloons.
They will put a ticket in the field in
opposition to candidates favoring
liquor license and will also endea vor
to have the issue of license or no IL
cense submitted to the vote of the
people.
Chas. S. Miller has associated him
self with NJ. Bowman, the marblecut-
ter and tombstone manufacturer Of
Shepherdstown, aud under the firm
name of Bowman & Miller they will
carry On the business in all its
branches. Mr.. Bowman is regarded
as one Of the best workmen in his line
in this section, and we have no doubt
the new firm will have Its full share Of
business.
The Modieska company, in which
| R. D. Mclean and Odette Tyler are
central figures, will disband for the
season at Milwaukee on May 3, and
Mr. Mclean and Miss Tyler expect TO
reach their home here about May 9th.
The company Is now in the far North
west, and during the next month will
fill engagements III Oregon, Washing
ton and in British Columbia, playing
in Victoria and Vancouver and spend
ing a week also IN Manitoba.
Mr. P " Alexander Of the in
snrapca firm Of WASHINGTON & Alex
ander Charlestown, was in town
/ Tuesday with the adiuster for the
ROYAL Insurance Company, which had
the policies on the burned college
building. They viewed the ruins of the
building and quickly arrived at the
conclusion that there was only one
thing to do, and that was to plank
down the full amount for which the
building had been insured, $4,000.
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IL. ToiN s - 80 LniId27ra The sIat.
roof has been COMPLETED and the work.
men are putting down the floors this
week The furnace men have the
heating apparatus well under way.
Since the roof and cornice have been
put on the building is showing up
very well, and it viii be an imposing
structure when completed, while its
interior arrangements will render it
a model educational home for our
children.
The brs;ness Of r n ROGERS the
epterprisipo carriage manufacturer of
KearnavsvijIe has crown so that Mr..
Rogers has been compelled to enlarge
his establishment by the erection of a
commodious new shop. He now has
paint shop O. feet long two stories
high, and is ready to take care of all
his customers until he will have to
make another addition. Mr.. Rogers
is one Of the best workmen in this part
of the country, and we are glad to
note his prosperity.
- y 'r5 iGSI oU'ines1 meeting 60, ~ 'uI e
C IIenty hyo Douol"S Talnp VI Ions w "
ToHITueI"'e e'eI 'i.s Ooiilli ~ I'uei Wv wv
P D. il' ~ra.e,ts5 tbe ca7oo with fns
new news snare drum, Il was generous
Gift and the camp responded with a
hearty vote Of thanks A vote of
thanks was also extended the Daugh-
ters Of the Copfederacy for the enter
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