Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-11-15
NEWS FROM SHARPSBURG.

Woman'S College OF FREDERICK clty caule
by trolley to Middletown, Md, and
from there they were conveyed by Liv-
eryman Flock to Sharpsburg, where
they took dinner at the City Hotel, and
then went over the battlefield. They
were a jolly party and enjoyed their
trip very much They were in charge
of several of the teachers.
Col. P. e. Dye, Of Washington, ID. C.,
frequent visitor to this town and step
father OF Raleigh Sherman, is lying
seriously i'll in that city.
Misses Eva Reilly and Myrtle John
son visited Miss Louise Tenant at Shop
herdstown over Sunday.
Mrs. Aldie B. Marker is packing up
her household goods to ship them TO
Washington, where she will conduct a
clearinghouse. Her two daughters,
Misses Rosslie and Charlotte, will &C.
company her.
R. W. Grove, who has been employed
at Hancock, Md, for some time, spent
several days In this place last week.
Philip Grove, Norfolk & Western
agent and operator at Antietam Station
has gone to New York and other points
on a two-weeks' vacation. Mr.. Burke,
of the Winston Division, has CHI rye OF
the office during his absence.
Jacob Snyder, who recently sold his
property here to Mrs. Urilla Hout, has
bought a so, 400 property in Hagerstown
where he will residence in the future.
David Marshall, who lives in house
on wheels, has moved from along the
mountain east of Porterstown to this
place on his sons lot. The house IS
Washington sIreet-car.
Garfield Jackson has moved his fami-
ly to Washington, d. c., where he has
secured work in the street car barn.
Some thief or thieves stole from Mrs.
Hoyt on Saturday night about bag
full OF fine celery from her garden. One
who will rob a poor widow woman
ought be burned at the stake.
Herb Snyder, hardware merchant
of Keedysville, Md, was robbed OF forty
dollars by Jack Rohrer, a young man
of IS years Of age, of that place, where
Rohter had come, and had warrant
issued for him on Saturday night. He
was arrested by Policeman Stride and
taken before Magistrate David Snively,
where the young man admitted the
theft and returned thirty-fve dollars OF
the money but the magistrate COM
mitted him to the county Jail for a
further hearing.
Mrs. VIM. II. Thomas will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Hess, in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. VIM. Boyers, who has been brak-
ing on the B. & o. Railroad, came home
and is now sick with typhoid fever.
lix,in Of hn
toll-gate, near The Dunkard Church,
churned from one cow from March l.
1906. u Nov. 10, 1906, 236 pounds OF
butter, and used all the milk the fami-
ly needed beside.
John Grey has moved into the house
vacated by Garfield Jackson and owned
by Raleigh Sherman.
Mrs. Julia Waddy will move her house
hold goods here and store them away
and make her home with her mother,
Mrs. VIM. F. Blsckford, for a while.
Mrs. Josiah Hammond is suffering
with very sore hand. caused by running
a splinter of wood into it week ago.
John P. Smith received from the sur
vivors of the Goth New York Turner
Rifle Regiment veterans of the Ante
tam battle fine office chair, and fine
silver plate as memorial to be placed
on it. Mr.. Smith has been invited to
90 TO New York city next Summer and
deliver a lecture on Antietam in their
ha / and all his expenses will be paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Myers have gone
to Hancock, Md, to spend several days
with Frisby Smiths family, and he will
put in his time hunting.
Miss Hazel Jones. OF Keedysville,
spent several days with her sister, Mrs
G. l.. Morgan, In this place.
G. Finley Smith, our druggist, who
had been seriously il, we are glad to
say is something better now. His store
has been closed for month or more.
Edward Suman, one Of the charter
members of the K. Of P. Lodge OF
KeedysvilIe, presented to the K. OF z.
Lodge of this place marble slab to be
used on a pedestal in the lodge room.
Contractor NORM, OF Fair Play, is
building for Samuel d. Piper on the
farm tenanted by Hiram CIipp large
wagon shed.
Col. James Buchanan, a retired army
officer Of New York city, is here visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Annie VanLear.
O. T. R.