Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-01-09
BRIEFS.

Radiato Covers-National Highway
Garage.
For Sale-Ten barrels of Ben Davis
apples. Apply to A. S. cambridge.
The Delineator for year for 95
cents-very special price-at Schley's.
For Sale-lelS Ford roadster. PRICED
right. Inquire of National Highway
Garage.
Mahogany calf shoes for men. wo-
men and children just in at Schley'S.
Also rubber shoes for same.
Harold Humrichouse, of the Regis
ter Office, has been among the victims
Of the influenza the past week.
Iohnson's Carbon Remover and
Iohnson'S Guaranteed Radiator Cement
al the National Highway Garage.
4 limited quantity Of Arbuckles cot
fee, not more than two pounds to Gus
toner, "a cents a pound, at Schley's.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conrad.
in San Francisco, daughter. Mrs
Conradi was formerly Miss Louise
WelshanS, of Shepherdstown.
The sale of cattle advertised for last
Saturday by Johnson and Stone neal
Leetown overwhelmingly postponed ano
the cattle were disposed of privately.
The best radiator insurance is sold
AZ the National Highway Garage in the
form OF Johnson's Freeze-Proof known
re
Inquire about it.
loan Lowe, who has been farming
the Maple Shade farm of Vim. H. Mar
TN, has moved into the Turner house
recently vacated by Vim. G. Myers.
where he will reside until spring.
BY advertisement in another column
il may be seen that the Shepherdstown
Garage announces reduction in the
price of the popular Buick automobiles
for 1919. Read what they have to say
To get results, advertise in the pa
per that has the circulation. The Reg
lister goes into practically all of the
homes in this community and is read
generally in this and adjoining counties
The family of Mrs. Eliza Caster is
afflicted with the influenza. Her
daughter, Miss Annie Caster, and her
two grandchildren, Pauline Ricamore
and Albert Nelson, are all sick this
week.
AS may be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the National
Highway Garage is now prepared to fill
orders for immediate delivery of Ford
automobiles in the various designs AMI
the popular Ford trucks.
The Advocate says that ]. M. Trap
nell, of Charles Town, has sold Red
Rambler, his five-year-old hunter that
took ribbons at the Charles Town horse
show the past two seasons, to Phila-
delphia horseman for $500.
The influenza is still prevalent in
this neighborhood, and il is uncertain
when the work of the schools will be
resumed. 1t is now hoped that the
worst of the epidemic is over and that
better conditions will prevail.
The meeting of the stockholders o
the Morgan's Grove Fair Association
which was to have been held last
Saturday, was postponed on account OF
no quorum being present. The meet
ing will be held January 30th.
Mrs. NJ. j. Latimer, who is now ir
Charles Town, had pleasant new
years greeting-a radio message from
her son, Captain Julian L. Latimer, OF
the battleship Rhode Island, saying that
he was we'll and nearing BreSt, France
!. M. Miller of Williamspor, Md, is
dismantling an old saw mill and sash
factory at that place and will convert
it into an ice plant. He has bought
the machinery of the old ice plant al
Shepherdstown and will move II to Will
Transport.
Our two Jefferson county repre-
Sentatives in the Legislature, Senator
Milton W. Burr and Delegate Milton .
RouSs, left for Charleston the first o.
the week to attend the sessions of the |
West Virginia Legislature, which con
vened yesterday.
Our thoughtful friend, Matthew
Page Andrews, of Baltimore, has ouI
thanks for pleasing New Year remem
brance-the American Greed Calenda.
1t is beautiful, artistic and useful, ana
we are proud TO give it the best plac
among our Office treasures.
c. A. Hughes, field agent for the
farm bureau, has leased the Baylor
residence adjoining the Baptist par
Sonage in Charles Town, and will be-
gin housekeeping there upon the arrival
OF his family. Mrs. Hughes has been
detained at her old home in Illinois BY
an attack of influenza.
The Hodges-Lemen Company has an
advertisement in the Register this week
10 which we invite the attention of our
readers. This company will keep its
patrons informed as TO conditions in
their line of business, and its sugges-
tons from time to time will be found
helpful and profitable.
The meeting of members of the jeff
erson County Farm Bureau that had
been called for January 4th had to be
postponed until Saturday of this week,
January 18th. The meeting will be hel,
in the courthouse at 2 o'clock, when Of
ficers will be elected. All persons in
tereSted in agricultural work are urged
to be present.
The first real snow of the season
came on thursday last. After two day:
of rain the rain turned into snow late
Thursday afternoon, and it came down
persistently all night. Friday morning
there was about seven inches of snow
on the ground, and as it chung to the
trees and shruobery beautiful winter
s,eIe was presented.
NJ Reynolds Moler, who for the past
several years has conducted a store in
tie Lic.hder building on Main street.
las rented the large store room in the
Masonic building, down town, and will
move the last of February or the first
of March. He will continue in the