Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
sHARPSBURG NEWS.

general Young married ladies' OF this town
one niof1t last week, and they made raid
ON certain workshop and made scat
teration )f the proprietor and number
of loafers. Some took refuge behind the
rose bushes in the rear of the building,
but the men said if they had known they
were married women they would have
turned the Joke on them and made them
CO.. 80.
Mrs. Homer Jones, Of KeedySville,
spent nearly week with her sisters,
Mrs. Eva Dulin and Miss Martha Reilly,
in Washington.
Kirby Moore, OF Brunswick, spent sew
eral days with the family OF Newton Roh-
rer, near Miller'S saw mill.
Mrs. Charles Swain, OF PoTterstown,
gave a quilting party last thursday.
Quite number OF Mrs. Swans lady
friends from this town and vicinity as
sisted. Mr.. Swain brought them home
in his two-horse wagon. They enjoyed
the drive, even il il was raining.
Master Max Jones, OF keedysvllle,
spent week at the home OF his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. I. Reilly, in
this place.
Mrs. Amanda Hutson Conley, of Spring
field, Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James HutSon, near Antietam
lronWorkS.
James Delaney, Jr., spent some time
with his sisters Sallie and Pearl, in Penn
sylvania. Miss Sallie returned home
with him.
Revival services are being held in the
Marker Chapel near Antletam, by Kew
Coffman, of Hagerstown. Quite NUM-
Der from this place are attending.
Harry Shackeford has improved their
properly by building corn CRIB and hog
pen.
George Snavely was housed up sever
al days last week from having some teeth
extracted.
An electric light has been placed in the
rear OF the Dunkard church in this place
for the benefit of those who drive into
the ward with their teams at night
Mrs. Frank Thomas, of this place, spent
several days at her parents home at An
tietam Furnace.
Mrs. Ellen Thomas, OF this place, is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Henry Roh-
rer, at Myers Mill. Mr.. Rohrer's con-
dition needs some one TO keep constant
eye on him.
Whitfield Grayson has started to gath
er and haul milk to the Dry Milk Com
pany at Hagerstown. He expects to
make about three trips a week. He has
distributed about 40 cans among the farm
ers between here and Tilghmanton, )
miles up the pike.
The funeral of Alonzo Nose, who shot
himself by the roadside near Snyder
Landing last Saturday afternoon, was he'd
Tuesday afternoon in the Church OF God
by Revs. Coffman, Kerlin ana Kipe, Mr..
Nose being a member OF that church.
The Sons of Veterans and Red Men both
turned out and attended the funeral,
which was large one. Mr.. Nose was
highly respected and regular laborer by
the day. His remains were inferred in
Mountain View Cemetery. What caused
Mr.. Nose to do this rash act is unknown
to the writer.
We are sorry to see our friend George
Swain on crutcheS, suffering with rheu-
matism again. We hope he will get bet
ter OF it, as he did number OF years ago.
Samuel Hebb has been making some
improvements to his farm buildings by
reroofing. etc.
Some of the near by county roads that
the rural carriers have to 60 over are in a
very bad condition and need repairs.
Charles Fry, who is regularly employ
ed at the National Cemetery, is cleaning
the head stones, OF which there are near
ly 5000.
Miss Rubie Munson, who has been at
Jackson, N. c., is spending her vacation
at her home near the Dunkard Church.
She is in the millinery business.
DR.. Mack Wilson, who was operated on
for appendicitis. at Davis, w. Va, is
getting along fine.
Melvin Jones and little son. OF Charles
Town, were here last Sunday.
Hays Cronice, who has been acting
mail carrier for number of years in
Philadelphia, will this spring move his
family from this place TO his truck farm
near Harper's Ferry, along the Shenandoah
river.
Mrs. Mary A. Baylor, of Hancock, is
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jacob Stride.
Doc Champion, Of Jamestown, Pa, is
here visiting his brother, Jack Champion.
Sunday being Ikea summer day brought
out quite number OF persons driving
and autoing.
Martin Hine, who has been driving the
team hauling coal for James Snyder for
many years, will quit the lSt OF April and
farm the John Benner farm for Mrs. Fan
ME Spong at Burnside Bridge.
Jacob Snyder and son, Earl, Of HagerS-
town, were here on a visit to their former
home. Earl has been at Panama for
couple of years, and intends going back.
He had quite number of fine pictures
showing different parts ofthe canal, locks,
eff