Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-30
sHARpsBURd NEWS.

Earl Gross, son of Josephus Gross,
who was employed at Washington, while
standing on the street in that city last
SATURDAY. was attacked with something
like vertigo and fell to the sidewalk, s:rlk-
ing his head and slightly fracturlng his
skull. He was taken to hospital, where
he Law unconcious for some hours. When
he regained consciousness ne knew NOM
ing of what had happened. he Is now
improving.
Mrs. Kate Gross and Lester Bender
went to Washington to visit Mrs. Gross,s
son Earl at the hospital. Mr.. Bender re-
turned and Mrs. Gross will remain with
her son, and as soon as able will bring
him to their home near here.
Mr.. Jacob Kdwier, from near Mon
dell and Miss Mamie Boyer, OF this
place, were married Tuesday morning
at the home of the bride by Rev. Thomas
Coffman. Both are well known here
and have the best wishes OF all. Mr..
KidWiler is a carpenter and works al MS
trade.
The calithumpian band turned out on
Tuesday evening and serenaded inc
newly married couple, Mr.. and MIS-.
Jacob Kidwiler. They were married IN
the forenoon, and went to work alter
dinner, cleaned up their newly-reniedi
house and moved in their household
goods, ready to 60 to Housekeeping.
lake is hustler.
John L. McElroy. of Washington, has
accepted the invitation and will be the
chief orator at the National Cemetery on
memorial day. Nav 30. 1913.
A box social was held in the X. OF +:
Hall last Saturday night for the benefit OF
the Methodist Church. Quite nice sum
was realized. ]. Lester Otto was the
auctioneer and auctioned of the boxes
for them.
Miss Bertha Baker, of Shepherdstown,
spent last Sunday with Missionary HouS-
err at the Dunkard Church toll-gate.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and little daugh-
ter, of Funkstown, spent the Sunday with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Fay Eavey, of Hagerstown, spent
several days with relatives here, her for
mer home.
Walter Otzelberger shot mad dog al
Antietam Iron Works last Sunday. Moth
ing was bitten that they know OF.
Henderson Hammond, OF Baltimore,
and Victor Delaney, OF Washington,
were here to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Delaney.
lanes Snyder & Sons shipped a car
load of corn last week, paying 5O tents
per bushel.
VIM. Knode bought Of Lloyd S. Fisher
carload of alfalfa hay, paying about
$3.50 per ton Tor It:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Moore and
children, of Cumberland, spent several
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore.
Mrs. George Wilmington, of Roanoke
spent several days with Mrs. William
Glass.
A pound party was held at Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Rohrer's, near Miller's Saw
Mill, last Thursday night. The evening
was spent in, playing games, ETC., ana
fine supper was served. Quite NUMBER
were present from this vicinity.
Charles Weber, who is living at Myers
Mill. has rented Josephus Gross'S house
and will move here and do blackSmlthlng.
Joseph Marshall has moved from An
tietam to near townsville, where he has
employment.
Charles Nose made trip to Washing
ton this week to visit some friends and
sightseeing.
Charley McGraw is on the sick list
with the grippe.
Mrs. Lottie Irwin has had new chick
en-house built. 1t has glass front and
is large enough to house her fowls all
during the winter. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Soudefs and little
daughter, OF Hagerstown, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Souders in this
place.