Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-04-13
BRIEFS.
es at Remnants.

Oranges, grape fruit, bananas and lem
oUS at Remnants.
Onions, radiShes. lettuce, tomatoes and
kaIt at Remnants.
Irish Cobbler seed potatoes, IS cents
peck, al Remnants.
Schrafit'S chocolates and other nice
candies at Schoppert's.
Chase and Sanborn'S coffee from Is TO
40 cents, at Schoppert'S.
Onion sets, s and 10 cents a quart, at
Hartzell'S-home-grown.
Butter is p cents pound today and
eggs are 10 cents dozen.
Early Rose, Bliss and Irish Cobbler
seed potatoes at Hodges.
elatestbreakfastcereal out, Kelogg's
krumbleS, at Schopperts.
Seed oats, clover seed and spring fer
tilizers al Hodges elevators.
Wanted, first class man, for general
work. Apply to H. w. Potts.
Ifyou want 10 save money. buy your
garden seeds OF Owens & Miller.
For Sale-A good driving horse. APP
ply 10 {. Z. Griffith, Wild Goose Farm.
Easter baskets, rabbits, chicks and other
novelties for Easter at Schoppert's.
For Sae-Two fresh COWS with calves
by their side. Apply to Charles Melvin.
You can have fresh cake for Sunday.
Tasty Kake fresh on Saturdays at Rein
hau's.
For Sale-Three fresh COWS, with
calves by their side. L. d. Duke, Ba-
kerton.
The Whiting flour mill is filling an order
this week for 100 barrels of flour from
one firm.
The Hospital Guild will meet Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. David
Lemen at 3 o'clock.
Greatest bargains in soaps. talCums,
face creams and stationery al Owens q
Mlllsr's during Rexall week.
For trees, shrubs, roses, vines, grapes
and 5 lARK'S Delicious" apple trees,
see Robert GIBSON, representative.
The sale OF the Kdwiler farm did not
take place last Saturday, as advertised,
Oul was postponed until April I'd.
Wheat has again advanced a bit this
week, and our local dealers are offering
Sill buShel today. Corn is 10 cents.
Oae hundred and ninety seven students
are enrolled at Shepherd College now.
On these l02 are young women and 20 are
young men.
Last Saturday was Belgium flag day,
aud d considerable number OF tags were
sold IN ShepheTdStown for the benefit OF
Belgian sufferers.
The ladies' OF the Hospital Guild wish
TO thank those who took part in the enter
Ialnment OF April 7th and all who helped
10 make The evening success.
anew floor of oak planks is being placed
on the Virginia and Maryland bridge
across the Potomac river at this place.
c. d. KretZer is experimenting the work.
Born 10 MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Bartles, OF
Berkeley county, twin sons, one ofWhom
died soon after birth. Mrs. BartleS was
formerly Miss Eliza Sigler, OF Shepherds
town.
Walter Mcdonald has purchased from
JACOB A. Hledwoh the little farm OF Y
acres along the Shepherd pike. MI.
nIedwohl will remain on the place the
present year.
Mir Reed +. Thompson, OF Brunswick,
and Mss Beulah May Kidwiler, of Ba-
kerlon, were married on April 4lh at the
Baptist parsonage in Charles Town by
Rev. 5. W. Cole.
DR.. Z. E. Campbell, president OF Irving
College, at Merchandising, Pa, a Luth-
eran school Tor girls, has sold his interest
IN the institution to DR.. NJ. II. ReaSeT, oil
JenkinStOwn, "a.
An epidemic OF mumpS is prevailing IN
ShepherdStown and vicinity, many grown
persons as we'll as children being affected.
A number Of Shepherd College students
have been victims.
A new bathroom is being installed in
the Reformed parsonage and other I'M
provementS made IN anticipation OF the
coming of the new pastor, Rev. ). l..
FhCKnger, and his family.
The woman'S auxiliary OF the EpiSco-
pal Church will sell cakes, pies, candy
and other good things on Saturday, April
l5lh, in the RumSey Hotel sample room.
Pubic patronage invited.
Jacobs. Osbourn is having an addition
built 10 the dWelling-hOuSe on Main street
that ne bought from Mrs. Harrison, and
is also having heating plant and wafer
system and bathroom installed.
Mrs. Johanna Finucan celebrated her
one hundredth birthday at her home IN
Marunsburg last week. Mrs. Finucan,
who IS a native OF Ireland, is in fairly
good health and her mind is clear and
bright.
|. William Jones, who was operated
upon m the hospital in Charles Town for
an ulcer Of the bladder. was brought home
a few DAYS ago. He stood the operation
well and now seems 10 be getting along
nicely.
|. K. Show met with a painful accident
on Monday, when he fell from load OF
furniture on Barnllart'S wagon and landed
heavily on one fooi. He hurt one heel
so badly that he has since been able 10
get about only with the aid OF Clutches.
The ladies' aid society OF the Lutheran
Church OF this place will give banquet
TO the men OF the church on Easter Mon
day evening at 7 o'clock in domestic
science hall, formerly the old town hall.
All OF the men members OF the church are
invited 10 attend.
Potomac Commandery, Knights lem
par. Will hold its Easter service in Zion
Episcopal Church, Charles Town, Easter
Sunday evening. The sermon Will De
delivered by Rev F. !. Prettyman, chaplain
ofthe United States Senate, and especially
attractive music will be rendered.
Among the renewals of subscription to
The Register this week is that OF J. 5.
Morgan, of Kansas City, Mo. Nr; Nor
pan IS a former resident OF Shepherds
Town who still has keen interest in af-
fairs here, though he has been away from
the old home about half century.