Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-10-07
BRIEFS.

That dog poisoner is busy in Martins
burg again.
Fine line of mems and women's under
wear at Hodges.
Bornto Mr.. and Mrs. H Pinkney Schley,
a fine daughter.
Miss Mary Stanley has entered the en-
poy OF the Register office.
Hodges has full line of blankets and
comforts at the right price.
For Rent-An apple butter kettle in good
condition. Apply to H. M. Shell.
"A Hero in Rags"-at the town hall
Friday and Saturday nights of this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Seton has our thanks for
interesting newspapers from San Diego,
Cal.
Advertisers are crowding us good
deal this week. Sorry, but we can't
help it.
Wheat is still going up little The
price today in Shepherdstown is $l.l4 a
buShe.
Lost on the Kearneysville road, yester-
day, a couple ofschool books. The find
er will please leave them at this office.
The weather has been ideal all this week
and as the foliage takes on its fall tints the
landscape becomes more and more beau
tiful.
The regular October term of the United
States Court will convene in Martinsburg
on the 10Th, inst, with Judge Dayton on
the bench.
Harry L. Wintermoyer, OF Shepherds
town and Miss Maud Fulton, OF Charles
Town, are TO be married this afternoon
at o'clock at the brides home.
There's scarcity of water in Hagers-
town now, and the Norfolk & Western
Railway has been sending its engines to
the Shepherdstown tank for supplies.
Since these new-Style dresses have
come in vogue fellow can no longer put
his arm around his sweetheart's waist.
The reason is, you can't tell where the
waist is.
The great Hagerstown fair will be held
next week, beginning on Tuesday and
continuing until Friday. A splendid line
OF attractions has been secured for the en-
tertainment OF visitors.
Ohio Williams, of Berkeley county,
was last week granted a divorce from his
wife, Mrs. Florence Williams, of Balti-
more, formerly Of Shepherdstown, on the
ground OF abandonment.
Judge Keedy Tuesday granted an abSo-
Lutte divorce TO Mary Eugenia Walters
from Joseph Lee Walters on the grounds
of unfaithfulmesS. The couple were
married at Charles Town in 1885,
HagerStOWn Herald
DR.. D. B. BuShong, OF Summit Point,
has been appointed a medical examiner
in the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Relief
Association. For the present his head
quarters will be in Cumberland Md.
His family will continue to reside at Sum-
nit Point.
Tonight at the family theatre the great
La Blanche, pretty little southern dancer
and singer, will be special attraction
in the town hall. She will give the ser
pentne dance and sing popular songs.
No extra charge-only five cents admis-
sion. Everybody invited.
November 10th has been set as the
date for the wedding OF Boyd A. Remnant,
Of Cumberland, and Miss Ettchen Well
ington, second daughter OF ex-United
States Senator and Mrs. George L. Well
ington. Mr.. Remnant is son of E. h.
Renhart, OF ShepherdStown.
Farmers generally are pretty nearly
through with cutting off corn and seeding
wheat. We think we have never seen
the ground in better condition for seeding,
and most of the fields are as finely cult
waited as a garden. II the old saying,
"Sow in the dust, reap you must,
holds good there ought to be good har-
vest, for the ground is very dry. A good,
soaking rain is needed.
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