Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
sHARpsBuRG NEWS.

killed, his tent mate, Carl Ne"Soihei
of Halfway, being one of the killed.
When they went in on the big drive the
7th of October he was gassed, putting
him in the hospital at different places
until January, when he was started for
home, landing at Camp Merritt, n. j.,
where he remained for short time.
then sent TO Camp Meade and honor
ably discharged. His many friends
are all glad to see him back. His
brother Lloyd will never return, as he
was one of the unfortunate ones who
was killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Line intended
getting their home in town here ready
to move, but Mr.. Line is now SEX in
bed with symptoms of the fu-and they
may be delayed very much in their NOV.
ing arrangements.
Mrs. Amanda Reynolds is now max
ing her home with her niece, Mrs. Lee
Retainer.
Six persons were baptised in the
Antietam Greek near the Myers mil
place Sunday afternoon, converts OF the
Rev. Mr.. Mosse's revival in the Church
of God in this place.
The Victory school girls gave ar
entertainment in the Red Mems hal
Saturday evening to full house.
Mrs. Maud Jones, of Keedysyille
spent several days with her sister, Mrs
Dulin, in Baltimore, and Miss Marth:
Reilly, who had been there for some
time, returned home with her.
Samuel Gray, of Cumberland, is here
visiting some of his boatmen friends.
Pitts Farley spent several days a
Roanoke visiting friends.
Mirvin Delaney is spending a cou
pie of weeks at Roanoke with relatives
and friends.
Pearl Boyer is spending couple o
weeks in Washington, with friends
where she was formerly employed.
Daniel Souder is visiting his sons
Herbert and Fred, in Hagerstown fol-
week or so.
Lewis Rohrer, Of hagerstown, spen
a couple of days with his friends il
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cramer an
two sons, of Cumberland, spent a cou
pie of days here with relatives on thei
return home from Washington.
Vim. Howell Boyer, of the anti-air
craft, who returned from France, re
ceived his Christmas box last week,
being returned to him at his home here
| Ii had all been water soaked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Grove, u
Norfolk, Va, are spending couple
weeks with their relatives and friend
here.
DR.. David Marshall bought fror
George Snavely his big 25-paSsenge
wagon. David will use the runnin
gear to build a movable house on t
live in.
Silas Hoover, of Hagerstown, a form
er resident of this vicinity, was her
last week. He came down to see Dr.
CARROT about some ailments Of Nh
Hoover's. He had not been here TO
some time.
Frisby Smith spent the past I'VE
weeks at Hancock with his daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Brooks.
Misses Marion and Blanche Staub
who had been working in Hagerstown
have returned to their home here.
Ridgeley Brashears, of Steelton, Pa.
has returned here for another two
week visit.
Patterson Roulette is making some
Improvements to his mothers home
here. He will start to housekeeping
here instead of Keedysville.
Hall Wilson and niece, Miss Virginia
Mumma, of Hagerstown, were here or
a couple day visit to parent and gran,!-
parents.
The remains of Atlee Miller, who
was killed last week on the B. & O.
R. R. near Trego, were brought here
Saturday afternoon and inferred in
Mountain View Cemetery. He leaves
a wife and two small children. Mrs
Miller formerly resided near here, be-
ing a daughter of Gertrude Grams. now
Mrs. Gross.
Mrs. Charles Kearney, of Washing
ton, spent several days with her parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond.
Edgar Line moved from near Ha-
gerstown to the R. D. Fisher farm,
vacated by Lloyd Fisher. This is the
home of Mrs. Lines parents.
Nothing has been heard yet about the
starting of the boats on the canal. 1t
was rumored that they would start
on April 4th.
David Marshall is rebuilding the old
stonewall along the Hagerstown pike
for Elmer Piper. This old wall was
used by the Confederate soldiers as
breastworks after the battle at Bloody
Lane, September 18th, 1862.
The wife of Douglas Fairbanks has