Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-04-04
sHARpsBURG NEWS.

Maggie Nicodemus and Harry Clipp
moved from the country to our town
Archie Huyett into the Mrs. Emory Smiin
property; Mrs. Kate Gross to the David
Hess farm, Porterstown; Grace Strlne 10
PorterstoWn; Oliver Champion into inc
little house of Raleigh Sherman at the
edge of town; John StarliDer in Fred
Moses house; Samuel Spong into The
Joseph Cox house recently bought by Ia
cob Painter; Eugene Davis into the Ma
than Highbarger house, owned by JOSE
phus Gross.
Thomas Blackford who has been clerk
fnp in the u. S. Myers store for nine
wears, has quit and will go to Washington
this week, where he expects to get EN-
ployment. -.
he'd with rheumatism. He had very
severe attack last spring.
Mervin Delaney caught with his dogs
one night last week very large coon.
George Thomas, who lives near Mil
ler's Saw Mill, has been suffering With
erysipelas for some time, and he could
moi get any relief. SO he went to Will
Hen Boyer's and i'e cured him IN a few
days by saying words.
Ridgely Moore has gone to Brunswick
to remain for some time with his daugn-
ter, Mrs. Frank Schamel.
William Johnson and Thomas Bowers,
of Hagerstown, spent several days here
with friends last week.
Mrs. Maud Jones and little son Max
we'll, OF Keedysville, spent several days
here at Mrs Jones' old home. They
have both been on the sick list and Mrs.
ZONES is sick in bed, threatened with fe-
yer.
Mrs. May Davis and her son Richard,
of Northumberland, Pa, are here visiting
Mrs. Ddvis'S parents at the McGfa" no.
tel.
Quite a number of the cellars under the
houses since the recent heavy rains have
a foot or two of water ip them.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers and little
son, of Kearneysvlle, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Cramer on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas have re-
turned from couple OF weeks WISH IN
Baltimore. Mr.. Thomas has bought him.
self another fine driving horse.
Miss Julia Eayey, OF HagerStown, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Wyand.
Harvey Myers and wife rented the
Peter Grice house to live in, and they
loaded up their household goods and
came to town, when Mr.. Grice refused to
let them come in. So they hauled their
goods back and brought suit against Mr..
Grice for DAMAGES. He moved into one
of Minnie Renner's houses in this place.
Samuel S. Stouffer has resumed work
on the pike from BoonSboro to Hagers-
town. They expect to pike clear to
Hagerstown.
The boatmen have received their orders
TO be in readiness to start in lots OF ten
for Cumberland on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. So this will be busy
week with them, getting their outfits IN
readiness.
Mr.. Philips, OF Charles Town, who has
the contract for the building of the Red
Mems hall. will resume work next Mon
day with force of hands.
Misses Marie and Margaret Blacktord
are visitingfnendS near WOODBURY. school,
house.
Mrs. Aldie Marker, former resident
of this place, has moved back to Wash
ington, where she had resided after
spending several years in Hagerstown.
Her father, James Seaman, will stay a
part OF his time with her. but as hereto
fore will hold his residence with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Farley in this place.