Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-09-23
sitARpsBURG NEWS i.

| property. MIS-. Jonn hoover purchaser
! II for ST 600 She will move there.
Harry Hebb, son OF Wilbur Hebb. was
taken suddenly i'll last week, threatened
with appendicitis. He was in our town
at the time, and was taken to the home
| of his grandfather. Dahlen Johnson. He
is out OF the house again and getting along
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson came up
| from Washington and spent some time
with their daughter. Mr.. Jackson re-
turned on Monday morning with some
| friends who had come up from Washing
| ton in an auto TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son tor a couple OF days.
DIR. E. M. Carrot took Cleveland De-
Launey TO Hagerstown on Monday morn
| ing TO the hospital 10 be operated on tor
| troubles of the stomach, etc. Peeps,
as he is better known, is q day laoorer
and hasn't been able TO do much work
for some time, was assisted financially by
his many friends here TO the amount OF
$4,000.
Ohio Kaylor, who has been tenant on
| the Ohio Miller farm near Smoketown
for several years, has rented the Emory
Line farm al PorterstoWn, and will move
there next spring. Joseph Domer, the
present tenant, will probably have sale
and quit farming.
William Grim, OF Washington, is al his
home here for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Clyde Rohr, OF Baltimore, was
visiting the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rohr at the Myers mill place. :.
Gordon B. Greer, OF Clarksburg, w.
Va, spent several days here, the guest
of Miss Armenia Snavely. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook and three chill
dren, OF Shenandoah Junction, spent sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. M. +. Lnmm
at Belinda Springs farm.
This item was copied from Kansas
City paper "Mr. and Mrs. +. Clayton
announce the marriage OF their daughter,
Matte CLAYTON, 10 Mr.. Mcclellan Viii
helm. formerly OF Sharpsburg, Md. The
wedding ceremony took place IN the par
lors of the Grand Avenue Methodist
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm will re-
side at Stockton, CAL, Mr.. Wilhefm'S
VIM. B. Mades, of Polo, Illinois, is
spending month with his sister, Mrs.
| E. H. Myers, in KeedySville, his former
| home. Mr.. MadeS and your correspond
ent were play boys together many years
ago. . n,
The dedication OF the l4th Brooklyn
monument was quite success. A con-
| siderable number OF survivors and friends
were in attendance, and some very able
addresses were made by members OF the
! regiment ana the n. Y. State Monument
| Commission. A large platform was
erected and decorated with flags and
bunting for the speakers. The u. 5.
| flag pantomime was rendered by NUM-
Der of young ladies OF the town high
school. Mrs. May Davis presided at the
organ and Miss Armenia Snavely sang
the Star-Spangle Banner" MIS-: Martha
| Snavely had the girls well trained.
Charles Carter and wife, OF the vicinity
of Williamsport, have been visiting friends
around here this week.
Every farmer has force OF men at
work cutting their corn, which promises
| to be bumper crop this season. lnsome
OF the fields the corn is very badly nike d
up by the rain and winds.
John Pry, Robert L. Highbarger and
| Fred Nose have the material in readiness
TO put down concrete side walks in front
of their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron K. McGraw, from,
near HagerstoWn, are here visiting Mr.
McGraw's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
McGraw.
Iohn Heck, who has resided on the
Henry Rohrer farm at Myers mill for the
past eight years, has rented the Rowland
farm, between townsville and HagerS-
town, and will move there in April, 1910.
The following is copied from California
papers: Marylanders pay Woodland a
visit. Luther Poffenberger brings NUM-
Der of relatives to the city OF Woodland.
Ohio !. Poifenberger, Elias Poffenoerger,
Floria Poffenberger, Mr.. and Mrs. + J..
Line, from near KeedySvile, Md, and
Alex Grove, from near SharpSburg, were
at the exposition and were piloted TO
Woodland by Luther Poffenberger. All
are relatives OF the Yolo county Pollen
bergers, and are making tour OF the
West. They come from the same sec
ton that gave Woodland many OF her
residents, among them being the SnavelyS,
the Vaughns, the MilerS, the. DeanerS,
the Harris, the ClippS and many others.
They expect 70 have a Maryland day.
Inquiry was made OF Elias Snayely, form
erly OF Woodland. and The answer vas
that he walked into one ofthe best homes
in HagerStoWn, but they made mistake,
as that good home was in Our town, old
SharpSburg, where he and his wife, who
was Miss Matte Lakin, are as happy as
millonaires. They will leave for Wood
land during this month TO visit Mr.. Snave-
ly'S old home and attend the exposition.