Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-04
SHARPSBURG NEWS.

ner, has been shoeing about 40 mules
per day for several days, putting the two
front shoes on each mule, leaving the
hind ones for the company to put on at
their shops at Gun. berland.
Our peach men have great fears that
the early bloom have been frozen dur
ing the late cold spell. Some of the
buds were almost ready to open.
Magistrate Van s. Brashears and the
corporation Office have been moved from
the Masonic room TO room in the Red
Mems hall.
George snavely is on duty as express
messenger on the n. S w. Railway
again. He had been assisting his faith
er for some time in the livery business.
Emory Gray's wife sold at public sale
last Saturday her household goods.
They will move to Cumberland.
Mr.. R. s. Suman, Of Cumberland, was
in town Sunday, visiting his family.
Joseph Webb, of Baltimore, owner OF
the City Hotel in this place, expects to
make some i'm provements to the hotel
and probably build an addition to it.
Charles Leatherman, living at the lit
tie mill near town, mas been very sick
for the past week or two.
Quite number of hoatmen started for
Cum berland this week. They left sew
>eral days apart, going in squads OF ten
at q time until they are all gone. About
40 laid here who belong to this town.
Miss Gay Munson and Mr.. Sternn, Of
Hagerstown, spent Sunday with Il. NJ.
Johnson's family.
At the regular meeting Of the town
MI 81
FIhe new ordinance was passed raising
the saloon license S. to SIS, the limit Of
the charter.
Mrs. A. X. Hiberger, who has been
here during her mothers serious illness,
has returned to her home at Newark,
Ohio.
Elmer Boyer, Harry Lum and Nor
man Smith have gotten employment
with 7. L. Slime, Of Trego, and will help
manage his merry go-rounds this sea-
son. Mr. Slime has four Of these ma
chimes in operation.
Mrs. Andrew Snyder died at her home
here last Friday night after lingering
illness OF four months, aged % years,
10 months and % days. She was a
member Of the Lutheran Church. A
husband and these sons survive: Will
liam, Charles. Frank and Webster, also
one daughter, Mrs. Aaron K. Hiberger.
The funeral services were held in the
Lutheran church, interment N Noun
tain View Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrew Marrow died at her
home here last Friday evening of heart
trouble, aged 81 years. She was a men,
Der Of the Reformed Church. She
leaves husband and these children
William, in the West Clarence, at
home Mrs Ohio Kaylor, PorterstOwn,
Md. The funeral serv ces were held
by Rev. Mr.. Carnahan in the Reformed
Church. Intermeut in Mountain View
Cemetery.
Frank Snyder, OF Newark, Ohio, and
WEBB Snyder, Of Princeton, ILL.,, were
summoned here to attend the funeral
of their mother. Mrs. Andrew Snyder.
Alvey Highbarger came up from
Washington to spend Faster with his
family, who reside In this pace.
Frank Gloss, OF Harrisburg, was here
TO attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Marrow. Mrs. Emory Smith and two
daughters, Misses Lula and Viola, of
Baltimore, were also here at the funeral.
Clinton Koontz, near the Dunkard
Church, who has been operating a
threshlng and clover hulling machine
for K. ID. Fisher for number of years,
moved TO RoXbury and will be en-
ployed by the Rox bury Dlstilllng Co.
Rodney Swain and little son, OF
Steeton, Pa, visited his father, John
Swain, in this place. HIS grandmother
is seriously ill.
James Marrow and wife have return
ed from Brunswick, Nd, where they
have been spending the winter with
their daughter.
r. F. Delaney has broken ground
for a two-stOry addition to his hotel
property on the corner of he public
square. He will also make considera-
BILE improvements to the old building.
This will make the old Lee war council
building show up fine. 1t fronts so
feet on Main street and 81 feet on the
side street. Mr.. DeLaune! Intends
moving his family into it shortly.