Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-07-29
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

Morgan's Grove fair will be held at
Shepherdstown September rs, 9 and 10,
1909.
Go see the game Of ball between the
Fats and Leans in Shepherdstown next
Tuesday afternoon.
Wheat has fallen off in price the past
week, and is quoted by our local dealers
today at Sl.05 bushel.
A large number OF persons went from
Shepherdstown to the Presbyterian re-
union at Pen-Mar today.
For Sale-Two fine milk COWS, both
will be fresh in January. Apply to Frank
c. Crume, Moler's Cross Roads.
Miss Edna Sprung, graduate of Shop
herd College, has been appointed teach
er in one of the Grafton public schools.
Mrs. J. c. Show and children wish to
thank their neighbors and friends for their
kindness during the illness and death of
her husband.
Vim. L. Arthur has had avery nice new
concrete pavement laid in front of his
dwelling house. Washington street IS
getting TO the front.
II is said that hog cholera is preva-
lentin Charles Town district. Frank Fow-
Ter, three miles west OF Charles Town,
lost over a dozen hogs by the disease re-
Gently.
Attend the round table temperance
meeting in the Southern Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, and
hear Rev. Mr.. Hare in the college audi
forum at night.
you want good supper, go out to
Marvin Chapel Friday and Saturday ev-
enings of this week, when you can feast
on the fat OF the land. Supper each ev-
ening from TO 10 O'Clock.
Lost, a few days ago, pair OF gold
eyeglasses, between the passenger
bridge and the home Of James p. Staley,
east OF town. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving them at this office.
John Crowl, formerly OF Shepherds
town, who has been manager OF the gas
plant in Charles Town for several years,
has gone TO Martinsburg, where he will
be in charge OF the gas works there.
The men OF the Episcopal Church will
hold a lawn fete in the yard adjoining the
church Saturday evening of this week.
SeaSonable refreshments will be sold and
the patronage OF the public is invited.
Mr.. Harry S. Domer and Miss Irene
Shell, both OF ShepherdStown, were mar
ried yesterday by Rev, James H. Wolff at
his residence in Charles Town. The bride
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Shell.
The attention OF farmers and stockmen
is invited to the sale of high-grade stock
10 be sold by Geo. II. Bowers, near Lee
town, West Virginia, on Tuesday, August
3. Read the advertisement in another
column of this issue.
The ladies of the Kearneysville PreSby-
terrain Church will hold lawn festival at
that place on Saturday evening, July 3lst.
Supper and SeaScnable refreshments will
be served IN the best style, and the patron
age OF the people is invited.
All persons are warned not TO trespasS
upon Fruit Hill Farm. Petty thieving by
irresponsible or dishonest persons will
hereafter be Summarily dealt with, as we
will not longer put up with loss and an
noyance. M. p. Andrews.
Samuel Domer, colored, was overcome
by the heat yesterday while working at
the new railroad station, and was for a
time very ill., Dr. Burwell was summon
ed and gave him medical attention, and
he was better by evening.
Louis K. Koontz, of the Moler's neigh
borhood, who taught in Frederick COL
lege, Frederick, Md, last year, has been
made president of that school, and will
devote the remainder of the vacation per-
iod TO CanvaSSing for students.
Miss Mary Pendleton has been APP
pointed as one OF the teachers in the
public school at Douglas, Tucker county,
w. Va. Miss Marion Domer, who took
the summer course here, is the other
teacher appointed for the school.
A very pleasant dance was held Mon
day night at the home OF Victor Smith,
west of town. A large party OF young
folks from ShepherdStown went out on
straw ride. The guests were most agree
ably entertained by Mr.. Smiths family.
There will be a special meeting OF Ju-
anita Rebekah Lodge, No. l03, |. 90. F.,
next Wednesday evening, August 18th, at
1902. m. Mrs. May Currence, preSi-
dent of Rebekah State Assembly, will be
here on this occasion, and all members
are urged TO be present.
Rev. d. F. EutSler, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South at Upper
vile, Virginia, left Thursday morning for
the Adirondack mountains, New York,
where he will leave his son Paul for
treatment. Paul is splendid fellow, and
we earnestly hope for his speedy recov-
ery.-Fauquier News.
The thirty-Seventh annual harvest
home of Mt. Wesley M. E. Church will be
held in Geo. w. D. Folks woods, near
Swan Pond, next Thursday, August 9Th.
II the weather should be unfavorable,
il will be held on Friday. Dinner, sup
per and refreshments will be served at
popular prices. All the people are cor
daily invited to attend.
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