Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-24
LILLE LOCALS.
The Things ofnterest that are Happening In
Our Nelghborhood and Elsewhere.

no attention. If settlement is not
made by January lst the claims will
be put in the hands of a collector.
Mr. VIII C. Daniels, of Dufields,
was among our callers on Monday
Mr. Daniels is a candidate for assessor
for this district, and is already put
ting in some effective work. He Is
genial gentleman, an Intelligent
farmer, good Democrat, and II the
| lucky lightning strikes him we are
sure he would fiji the Office creditably.
He has our best wishes in his cam
paign,
Shepherd College State Normal
| School closed its fall term Tuesday
and adjourned Tor the holiday vaca-
ton. The winter term will begin
| Tuesday, January 9Th. Mrs. Gard
| iner, of the faculty, will spend the
| holidays in Martinsburg, her former
/ home; Mise Co1bin has gone to Fair
mont and Miss Stalnaker will spend
her vacation in Washington and Bal
timore.
George Cox, workman in the
Qusrries at Kearneysville, made a
pretty narrow escape from death last
Saturday. He was extracting dyna-
mite from a blast that had failed to 60
off when the charge exploded and be
was almost covered with an avalanche
of stones and earth. Luckily he es-
capped with a severe cut in the head.
Dr. j. /. Meyers, Of this place, gave
hin surgical attention.
Among our friends who have called
during the past week were R. Y. Mo-
Ter, Of the UvilIa neighborhood j. E.
Stanley and R Y. Mcdonald, OF the
KearuevsvilIe vicinit. w. A. Moler,
of Moler's John 4 Truudle, Of Bak-
elton D + Hill, of Berkeley county /;
| Mrs. Lucy Moler, of Bakerton; Mrs
! J. Walter Kearney and Mrs. William
Naleester, J. VIM Cofiubarger and
Walter eaton of this neignborhood.
John W. Mitchell made queer find
a few days ago on his place near the
Cement Mil. While hauling in fod-
der he found a fine overcoat IN one Of
rho sEoc.s and with il couple Of
packages, one OF which appeared to be
soap, and the other pasty sort Of
SINH that he can't fguTe out 1t is
suggested that it NAV be nitro-elycer-
me and Mr.. Mitchell is willing for
some one else to experiment with it.
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,,a evt.rd ON, CONGRATULATIONS and
ta.+ isles 70 him and bis wife
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One OF the pr5et'leSt weddings OF the
season oCcNiIe3 on lu7Su"y AZ 'ne
home OF MI ana MIS-, 0ohn d. Dye[S'
10 Berkeley county %heh 'heir o"ughI
ter MISS DAISY May DyeiS, was uulC7u
IN the holy bonds OF |edIock TO Mr..
| George Il. Miller, OF Jefferson county,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
a. II. Mckinley, OF the NJ. h. Church,
IN the presence OF a number Of invited
guests Miss Bessie Miller, cousin OF
the groom, was bridesmaid, and Mr.,
James Miller, his brother, best man.
The house was very PrettIy trimmed
with evergreens and flowers. Ihe
BRIDE Is the second daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Byers' ana the groom Is a
bo y W. s WISH them i % GREAT baTni.
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