Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
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hf. and hrs. John -
uiuay morning for the lett N
ters at Fort Stevens Na,,~'-fh,es ouas
tery. Washington, d. c IA IA Ceue.
aof, vho vss serving ~, 1.arles Sly.
pern. VIII have charge Is s probadoa
superintendent arrives r. -. The aev
OF Antietan Cemetery 'aAe charge
victor Sweeney had a, 81,
foreign make, date 1915 ~ hdale a
fair Z iS i ID to the Haser.n,ooo
iss ;o,n ~ Is IN good Condition ' ,sGosa
So orner case and of COED ,o,s ana IN
os .sy wants to sell il. II is Nj,
e 1itn very delicate woo5ap1 ut 10
MRS. }. =; Shenefelter ans N sn 6ina
.enner. OF Huntington, Pa ar ,.S Cora
ing week or so with Mr., az spend.
son and wife, Mr.. and Mr. i.shIneri
ner, who recently moved he. ia Hea.
mrs. X. ID. Fisher is 80.
very seriously i'll at their h pO.Iea IS
the Dunkard Church. '0'le near
Inc Hutzel boys will have ;.
up and open up their cav Hurry
Soonsboro: Tourists wer. - near
them last Sunday. hunting
Mrs May Shipley receives
from southern town or ri,,. =. word
brother, Robert McGraw. VIZ, "'at her
very seriously i'll with bIon1 gin9
with little hopes OF recover tpoiSon,
been . travelling salesman ''e nag
a Mr.. Cross is here pettino ~,
and starting an order ~ ,be inemoerI
Soma Of America. They baye arSatrlotie
m me per and meet on Monday nip6,. 70 70
Mr. and Mrs. u. S. Myers b.v. -,
tneir DAIRY cows and expect 10 ro sva
Tor a while with the widov, nf TLTslas
NORM at Pair Play, Md, she Hbs siy
alone since the death of Mr. GsA'
Charles Nose brought down VIII H.
MS cornfield piece of a corn .OI
that measured 6 inches in c;- SaLS
ference, and VIM. Cook a stalk ~ ( Ha
that measured IA feet 7 incbe wv
height, and he brought the larpSS, N
pie to town. s'S' ap'
A force Of men are at work mall
repairs to the tower at Bloody Ing
which was struck by lightning 5, ras
the. summer. The tower bcing SS SIt. ovss
high, it will be rather a tejiovs . oSi
dangerous job, as the timhers are 81" ~
bolted down. "'' oil
Jack Champion, his son WOLF.
Charles Murray, Charles Knode "ps d.
Benner, Ray Benner and Milton Cto un
are picking apples on the Wysonp fam
near Shepherdstown. '@'"
A car from Uniontown, Pa. wbi,a
gong over the battlefield and m esr
ing the Burnside Bridge road stalled
against the steep hill at Branch avenue
and started down the hill breakins
through the fence. BY chance it struci
strong fencepost, which checked il q,
down the hill hundred feet Reilly tina
guide and all would have went The
only damage was to a bad panel N
fence and bent tenders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SNYDER havs
moved into the cemetery lodge build.
ing until the new man comes. Mr.
Snyder has one month to serve on
PROBATION before he will be assigned
elsewhere.
Miss. Grace Kinard, Of Harrisburg,
Pa, spent a week or so with the family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Hess.
Frisby Smith, who has been employ.
ed at the Tonoloway orchards near
Hancock, is at his home here unable
to work, owing to having sciatic rheu.
matlsm. His condition is slightly i'm.
proved.
Two large stacks of unthreshed
cloverseed were burned for Walter
Roulette, tenant on the Joseph Snayey
farm, near town. The stacks were
some distance from the barn and tho
wind blew the fire away from the barn
and other buildings. No insurance.