Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-09
sHARPSBURG NEWS.

Clarence Mongan while walking on a
concrete walk in his yard last FrIoay
morning slipped and fell on the icy walk,
bruising his head badly. He lay uncon-
scious for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kisling Hopkins. OF
Rockingham county, Va, are visiting MI
and Mrs. VIM. F. Blackford on Cemetery
Hill.
Miss Ruth Boyer, Misses Marie and
Margaret Backford, Miss Ollie Seaman
and MRS. Martha Pry and daughter LOU
Use spent the holidays in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence yesterday and
children spent Christmas with Mrs. EaS-
terday's parents in Martinsburg.
Master Richard Davis went to North
cumberland, Pa, to visit his uncle and
auntS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Moore. of Bruins
wick, spent Christmas at Mrs. Moore's
home here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Fisher.
Frank Otto and son Rolin spent the
holidays with Mr. Otto's daughters, Mrs.
Arthur Fry and Mrs. Jos. Butterbaugh,
near Baltimore.
s. S. Stouffer, the road builder, has
moved his stone crusher, wagons and
horses from the pike near HagerstoWn,
where they had been working, to his
farm near. this town.
VIM. H. Stull is having some improve
ments made to his property.
Charles Bowers, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
| Thos. Bowers, and Miss Hazel SWalne,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Swaine,
of this place, were married December
18th by Rev. A. A. Kerlln at the parson-
age. They have the best wishes OF their
friends.
The exercises in the Lutheran and Re
formed churches were well attended and
those who took an active part were very
highly complimented. The churches
were filled.
Miss lula Miller, John Murphy, Wm
Grim and VIM. Gloss, of Washington !;
Mrs. Ada Thomas and son George, OF
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, OF
Hancock; los. Hines, Harry Jackson and
Fred Delaney, of Roanoke; Frank Boy
err. of Baltimore, and quite a number OF
persons from Hagerstown, spent the hol-
idays at their homes and with friends
here.
Mrs. Sarah Grice and son Oliver, OF
Baltimore, were here visiting Mrs. Grice's |
sister, Mrs. Frank HoffmaSter.
Mr.. Walter Kline, near Boonsboro, and
Miss Rosa LoWman were married on De
cember 25th by Rev. A. A. Kerlin at Mr..
Kerlin's home. The bride is a daughter |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Lowman, near |
Antietam Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. McDermott, OF
Baltimore. spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Snavely.
George Cronice, Elias Spong, Frank |
= o.l StrtI
grippe sick list There are quite NUM-
Der with very bad colds.
Llovd s. Grove and wife, OF Norfolk. |
Va. DR.. George Reichard and wife, OF |
Springfield, Ohio, and ex-senator S. {.
George and wife, OF Haverhill, Mass, |
spent the holidays with Mrs. Lizzie |
Grove.
Mrs. Mary Carter has gone to Will
Transport to visit her son Harry, whose |
wife is sick.
May Herbert, of Newark, N. T., and
Bertha Sewell, of Baltimore, spent the
holidays with their parents atther homes |
in this place.
Philip Hines and son, of Roanoke, |
were visiting Mr.. VIM. yesterdays faml- |
ly.
Samuel Stride spent several days with
his SlSlSl, NllS. DdNlu NooiS, at ~
wick.
A part of the roof of the Douglas farm
barn blew off during the heavy gale OF
last Friday night. H. r. Needy IS the
tenant.
Charles Snyder, near Burnside Bridge, |
has lost nearly fifty hogs by the disease.
Jack Wright, who died at Washington,
aged IS years, was brought to John |
HeCk'S, near town, and then taken TO |
Bakersville, where he was buried. he
resided here number OF years ago and |
bad number OF relatives and friends IN |
this vicinity. -,
Charles Weber has started blacksmith
ing in the old blacksmith shop at the My
ers' mill bridge, near where he lives.
Mrs. Julia Delaney died al her home |
in this place OF cancer OF the stomach al
ter lingering illness, aged aooul oil years.
Mrs. Delaney has been a Woodworking |
woman during her lite. She leaves sew
eral children and brothers and sisters.
lnterment was made IN Mountain View
Cemetery Wednesday, after services IN |
the Lutheran church by Rev. A. A. ker-
lin.
Fred Nose saw an air-Shlp pass over
our town about 3 o'clock last Saturday
morning. This was the first one that has
been seen to pass over our town. II was
travelling so fast that before he could Call
his family 1t was out OF sight.
William Hines, OF Bluetield, w. Va,
spent the holidays here and IN Shepherds
town.
The following were elected officers OF
Eureka Lodge No. lO5, A. r. and A. M.
5. Waiter Slouffer, W. M; V. K. Num-
ma, 5. W.; u. W. r. Mongan, W.;
Jacob McGraw, Treasurer W. Eavey, |
Secretary; c. L. Mongdn, Tyler.
VIM Westbrook ana Charles Eaton, OF |
Cumberland, spent week here with |
friends. VIM. Swain and Edward Nose |
returned with them.
MISS Julia Boswell, of Clear Spring, |
was wishing Miss Mamie Mumma, who
is teaching school there.
+. V. Angle and Frank Angle, OF 81;
Thomas, Pa, and Thomas Downin and
Bruce Downin, OF WilliamSport, visited |
John CoToetts family near town.
Miss Ruth Vickers and Hiss Della |
Hammond, near Bakersville, spent a week |
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
los. Hammond, here.
The holidays passed off very quietly. |
A few wagons were placed on the street |
new years night. There was very |
little drunkenness and not one arrest was
made by the town police. The church |
bells were rung on new years night about |
fifteen minutes.
Clinord Swain, who is employed at |
HagerStown, was home on weeks va |
alton.
MISS Helen Delaney, of Roanoke,
Va, was here at her home for week.
Revival services are being held IN the |
Church OF God by Elder Reynolds, 9th
place, and Elder Coffman, OF HagerStown.
Mrs. Hannah Nose and daughter, oil
Washington, are visiting the family oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nose in this place. |
Miss Alice Nicodemus has had q new |