Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-06-29
sHARPSBURG NEWS.

By complaint made by few persons
in this town to the town officers, notlces
have been posted that after July 9TH all
cows will be prohibited from running al
large. Those who have 5-acre farms to
nuf their cows in will be able to keep
COWS. and those who don't and are I'M
able 70 get pasture for them at any price
will be Obliged to dispose of them or hang
them up in trees and let them cal leaves
Our town has had the name OF oeing one
of the cleanest in the State, regardless OF
the cows running at large. hey keep
down the weeds on the alleys and NUM-
Der of the streets, so if you come our way
in month or so you will lind that cow
pasture will be getting plentiful here.
Melvin Jones, of Charles Town, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Reynolds spent
week with friends in Hagerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. McGraw, Mrs.
Annie Bender ard their mother, Mrs. John
Delaney, took trip down to the OLD
John Brown headquarters farm last week
on picnic drive.
Alex. Davis, living near the Dunkard
Church, and who is 10 years old, put IN a
full harvest for Hicks RemSburg. he
graded for him and did that in preference
70 any other work, ne having been era
dler in his younger days.
Miss Edna Hunter, OF Washington, is
here spending some time with friends.
Mr.. VIM. Jackson OF Roanoke, va,
his wife and two children are here visit
ing Mr.. Iackson'S mother and sisters.
Miss Maud Jackson, Ben Jackson,
o,I friand Ic11H WrtOht
Mrs. James Hunter, Miss Julia Miller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brady and children
came UP on the Sunday excursion.
Miss Gladys Mongan spent the past
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas w. Jones, in Keedysvllle:
Miss Romano Schneider and Miss
Beatrice and her brother Vincent Brady,
of Washington, are spending three weeks
with Mrs. Morgan Miller.
Mrs. Florence Gross and children, OF
Washington, came Sunday and will re-
main with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Gloss. Her husband came up
with her but he went back.
Melvin Moore, of New York City, spent
several days at the home OF his mother
here and with his children.
Miss Alice Wilson is spending the week
in Hagerstown with her brother, Edwin
Wilson.
The Antietam iron works stone bridge
across the Antietam creek has been i'm
proved by taking off the remaining part
of the wooden coping anda concrete cover
put on it. Samuel S. Stouffer did it for
the county. Penknives won't take any
effect on this one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie Stouffer and son,
after spending two weeks at the home OF
his parents, have returned to their home
beyond Chicago. A number OF entertain
ments were given in their honor at the
home of the Miss Stouffer and other
friends.
The bids for the building OF the Red
Mems hall will be opened July 9Th, and
they will move their outfit into the Ma.
sons hall until theirs is built, and hold
their regular meetings there.
Miss Grace Wagaman, OF HagerstoWn,
is spending week with Mrs. Martina
Pry.
Miss Genevieve Staley, Of Washington,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Crow, near
Antietam Station.
Miss Bette Wilson had her trunk sent
home from Camden, New Jersey, and 1t
was lost for over two weeks. II was
expressed and just reached her on Tues
day of this week.