Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-08
sHARPsBURG NEWS.

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the Register, and especially his old
Sharpsburg friends, very happy and
prosperous new year.
Inc Red Men closed their fair last
Saturday night clearing quite nice
little sum. They will hold a dance on
the night of the 18th or 18th in their
invited. arc
Billy, the New York man that came
mere TO superintend the hauling and
erecting of the New York Monu-
ment, had the misfortune to get ONE
OF his hands badly mashed while load
ing one of the heavy stones on a roll.
er. lhere IS only one more carload OF
stone to come yet
Barber Dick Stewart has gone n
housekeeping with his mother in the
house he recently bought. His mo.
they had been residing in Haperstown
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nose. spent
the holidays with Mr. Moses brothers
and sisters in Washington.
h r. DeLauney spent several DAYS
IN washington, going there to attend
a trial OF the defunct laundry that Mr.
DELANEY was partner or stockhold-
er in.
The so-called railroad was built on
the Main street on New Years eve bv
lot of boys and young men-an old
custom, they tried to pull a housewap-
on In from the canal, but had to side
tracked it,
Superintendent Jacob Monath, of
the Antieram Battlefield, slipped on
the ice while coming down the hill
from his home on Christmas evening.
sprainlng both of his wrists and con-
lining him to his house for few davs
| Mrs. Charles Leatherman died or
her home here Sunday morning, from
dropsy, aged 78. She leaves
husband and sisters, Mrs. Amanda
Reynolds and Mrs. M. F. Lum:
brothers, John, Pembroke, Hezzie and
Charles Snaveley. Interment in
Mountain View Cemetery Wednesday.
mrs. Leatherman was a daughter of
Mr.; and Mrs. John Snaveley, of the
Belinda Springs farm.
Mrs, Jonn Hammond spent the
Tr1iaays with her daughter, Mrs.
charles kearney, in Washington.
=, Mrs: Chester Hall and her sister.
Mrs. Ncna Vickers, and little dauph,
ter, Of Norfolk, Va, were here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Johnson, during the holidays.
i Miss Rachel Bender spent the holt
days with her brother, Edible Bender,
at Everett, Pa
Bentley nner, Elmer Benner and
LeVie bsunsr and his wife, all of
Berkeley, w. Va, spent the holidays
with ther parents here.
web McGraw and Harvey Myers
nave been 1"ndling a number of fine
COWS, buy ~ and selling.
Lieper Price and Leonard High
oarger 60 .awyer Grice at Hagers-
Town TO write out a petition heading
to get the patrons of this place and
nearby to sign 10 be presented to the
proper oncs y E. V. Hull to have our
Town put back on the map again.
oince the jilcy buses have been
stopped We are back so years again.
Our wormen from this place have no
way getting Up and back the same dav
the railroad giving no suitable trains
Inc boys old leave at $50 a. m,
go 10 hae IS own, DO their days work
ana return the evening again, but
now we handicapped in many
& w. Ra.l-rs1 there is nothing more
until Ia light We want the lit
out it.
Mr.. ar s Emory Metz, of Pitts
ourg, spe7 "eral days near town
win MT 'lrS. VIM. Fry.
Frank II died after a very
snort ~" # his home at Mercer
Vilie MO 90 3 O'Clock. He was in
ms usrai on Sunday, and his
death v i 'cn shock to his fam
ny and He was well-known,
oelng or in this section for
the Pr Insurance Company.
ne was . years and leaves
Wiie an 2. Frank, Jr., Robert and
Ionn, an daughter and one
brother Gatrell, in Ohio. The
1uneral was held at their home
lhursda' PHv. A. A. Kerlin, inter-
ment il ain View Cemetery
=. Miss Dong was on the sick
list, SUI n pleurisy, but is bet
ter now
MRS II. Reinhart, of Roa-
noke, W. the holidays with her
father, Y r.1es SNYDER. in this
placc
NJ! lin and daughters, of
bait'r' pending some time
WIN WIN Mr.. and Mrs. q T.
Heliiy In came UP over
Chris r.
ebert yesterday and
Aioet pent two weeks with
Feia' 1nds in Roanoke
20 o is teaching school
at BIZ Va, spent the holi-
gays PARENTS in this place,
Mr. Z. or Smith.
MIR - Swain and child
SSPeht Us at Mrs. SWANS
nome n, Md.
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