Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-18

Mrs. Elmer Brinning and children
wish to extend their thanks to their
FRIENDS and nelgh0ors for their kindnesses
during the illness and death of husband
and father.
Confederate memorial day will be OBJ
served in Charles Town on Saturday.
May 9th. The address will be deliver
ed by Congressman Thomas Upton Sisson,
OF Mississippi.
Owens & Miller have purchased some
useful articles IN Pyralin ware-nail, hair
and tooth brushes, etc. In fact, almos
any up-to-date toilet article you can think
OF, they have it.
NOTICE. have installed an electric
peanut rooster and you can obtain hot
fresh roasted peanuts at all times. The
peanuts are OF the highest quality. H
BAYLOR RElNHART.
Nine young men from Charles Town
and several from Summit Point lett this
county last week for Lorraine, Ohio,
where they have been given employ
ment in the B. & 0. Railroad shops.
Ray Farnsworth has been appointed
telegraph operator at Grimes Station, on
the N. & W. Railway. Pitts Farley, OF
SharpSburg, has regular job at Price,
N. G., ON the Roanoke Winston Salem d.
vision.
Supper and refreshments will be served
Friday evening, May 10Th, at the home of
d. I. Rover, near Leetown, for the bene-
itofthe Leetown Baptist Church. Every
body invited to attend. Ii weather is un-
favorable, the supper will be held Satur-
day evening.
The ladies' missionary society OF the
Presbyterian Church at KearneySville will
hold flower social at the home OF Mrs.
Mamie Keartott al that place on Friday
evening, May 10Th, beginning att O'Clock
A silver offering will be taken at the door
Everybody invited.
For monumental work OF all kinds in
qulre of c. d. Morgret, representing the
Hancock Marble and Granite Works.
Lettering done and dates cut on work al
ready up. Will be at Elmwood Gene
terry this week and next. After that time,
see Mr.. Swayne, superintendent.
John Hines, who had been arrested for
blowing up with dynamite the dwelling
house at KearDeysville belonging to
Charles r. Rutherford, had hearing in
Charles Town last Friday before Magis-
trate Sheetz, who after hearing the evil
dence discharged the prisoner from Gus
todY.
BY an explosion in one of the powder
manufactures of the Du Point Powder
Company at Gibbstown, N. j., on Mon
day fourteen men were killed and about
thirty injured. Bernard w. Keller. OF
MartinSburg, was among the killed, and
Roy Boltz, of the same place. was badly
injured.
Max Lewis, who recently located in
ShepherdStown in the Reinhart building
TO carry on the jewelers. trade, says that
he is here TO stay, and asks the public to
give him their patronage. He says that
II conditions Justify it he will put in
nice stock of goods in his line. He is a
good workman, having served an ap-
premiership both as a jeweler and silver
smith.
There will .be meeting OF the Boy
Scouts at O'Clock this Thursday even
ness is to be attended to, and il is desired
be present. Among the things to be
tdHOdNbC0 ID uIN oCiSAdOh VI PosiOi i@oa"
ers and planning for the work OF the
troop for the summer. Every Scout please
be present. SCOUT MASTER.
The Hospital Guild begs TO remind its
friends of the effort being made TO collect
a shipment of rags, rubber and paper OF
all kinds, including old books, magazines,
pamphlets, etc. II was hoped that this
shipment would be ready this week, but
up 10 GATE only four or five donations
have been sent in. II is not too late to
make another effort, but unless there is
more general interest and cooperation
we shall fail, where hundreds have Sue
ceeded beyond their most sanguine ex-
pectations. All donations can be sent to
the old study of the Episcopal rectory.
Please respond. TO hisreminderas prompt
ly as possible.