Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-04-30
sHARPSBURd NEWS.

Percy Marrow went to Hagerstown on
Monday to the hospital for spinal trouble.
He thought his ailments were his kidneys,
but an X-ray was used on him and they
found il was a Joint OF his backbone.
So they performed an operation on MN
and hope that it will be successful,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Dulin and little
daughter, who had resided at Detroit,
Mich, have returned to Sharpsburg.
Mrs. Dulin will stop with her parents
and Mr.. Dulin will be sales agent Tor
the Studebaker Automobile Corporation
and makes Sharpsburg his home, when
not travelling for The firm.
George Nose, a son OF Jacob Nose,
and Miss Hilda Delaney. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Delaney, were
married in Hagerstown on Sunday even
ing by Rev. g. B. Townsend. The groom
is employed in HagerstoWn and will re-
side there in the future. -,
lack Champion is sick with typhoid
fever. There are several cases in this
place am informed.
The fiye-year- daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Columbus Haynes, who resides
in Samples Manor, was brought to her
grandmother in this place and an opera
ton was performed on her by Drs. CARROT
and Gardner for pleurisy. The little
girl is doing well.
Mrs. Ella Flock, an aunt OF Mrs. Jennie
Gloss, who resided at Mlddletown, Md,
lad arranged to spend the day with Mrs.
Gloss, who is very seriously Ill IN this
place, on Sunday last, and had been in
pood health, dropped dead last Saturday
morning at her home. She was aged
about s. years. Mrs. Walter Snyder and
Mrs. Elmer Boyer attended the funeral
on Tuesday.
Dudley Cobb has had very hand
some porch built in front OF his residence,
and also very large cistern dug. Clipp
& Beachley did the work.
Raleigh Sherman, OF Washington, came
up last Saturday to attend a directors
meeting OF the Sharpsburg Bank and 10
look after other business.
Our baseball boys are practlclng foI
several games to be played IN the neal
future. They have trouble to get the
boys to practice.
Miss Ellen Irtz, from near Hagerstown
spent Saturday and Sunday with MISS
| Ethel Swane in this place.
The grass on the government avenues
and the battlefield will be moved win
hand lawn mowers this season. A num-
Der of them were sent here Tor that pur-
pose.
Henry Bowers, who had been very
seriously i'll in Washington, before NOV
ing here, and had gotten better, IS III
very serious condition again. ,,.,.
Clinton Swaine has had an adoltlor
ruilt TO his residence TO be used as sum-
mer building and Smoke-house ontoopo OF II
Guy Eavey, son OF Clinton EaVey
who formerly resided here, now al ma
gerstoWn, has enlisted in Company b dno
IS ready TO 90 and fight the MexlcanS.
Silas Hoover, who is employed by Inc
C.. V. Railroad in HagerstoWn, formerly
of this place, has been belfast with ~
phoid fever for owe: month at his nome
in that city. 60, A.
The little three-year- old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Wilson fell and broke
IFS right arm. DR.. S. H. Gardner set i
for them.
The five year old sor OF Mr. and Mrs
George Mongan was taken to Hagers-
town last Friday and operated on for {
bad case of hernia. The little fellow IS
getting along nicely. The parents anc
grandparents have been with him.
Mrs. Charles Leatherman has been or
the sick list for some time, but is getting
much better now.
The prospects for wheat and grass are
fine, but the grass needs warmer weather
to make II grow.
Miss Margaret Benner was sitting on Z
fence looking at the show tents last Fri
day and accidentally fell OIL, breaking
one of her arms. She is daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Benner. DR.. 5
H. Gardner set it for her.
Houston Carnahan took TO HagerStowr
in his truck auto about a dozen lady mem
bers OF the Pocahontas lodge last Friday
night. ..
A number OF members of the Masonic
order OF this place went to Hagerstowr
on Wednesday of this week.