Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-08-05
SHARPSBURG NEWS

mis; r. l. Hutzeil, who hal Re-
in Richmond, Va, since her ms-- oeen
mas returned to her home here 1IsE'
husband came up from Baltimo-. Hei
spent a week. Mrs. Hutzell viii ,e and
mere: Mr.. Hutzell has employrrr>... main
Baltimore with the CASUALLY G ,-.ru' IN
and VIII study law at the Uniyer.'..,an!
Maryland >'S'b Of
Thos. R. Blackford, OF wssbi,
is up on few days vacation "son,
his former home AMI his man Sung
Tom says he has been in goye- .--His.
employment for over two yea .'''.nt
never has been a minute late ahi
time and only has lost a few d. nat
not being well. We are plad - oH
he is looking good. ~ Say
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon h..
Hagerstown, are spending a va.. ".
Mrs. Heck's father here. Vim NJ d
Mr.. Heck is a city mail carrier no., aS,
on a weeks vacation. " S'l
Miss Madaline Hammond and no.
niece, Miss Hester Snaveley, are ,..' .'
ing in Carlisle, Pa. ''s"'
Miss Katherine McGraw and s;...-
Miss Ann Curtis McGraw, are . ,,o.lI'
ing the week with their granj.r5r-an-.'
Jacob McGraw '''''''
Don't forget our big day Sarr.,..
everything Is in readiness for o9r
Worlds War boys memorial 3a5; oar
ton. Come and bring your frien5 s@'
Charley Walper took his f3mii,> :.
Rockville. Md, to visit Mrs. Wsr1.-. ~
sister. ''FS'S
Your correspondent has been s,,no..
entirely disabled from overwors ''i usl
left limb or leg gave way on him h.,
we are glad to say that he is pa,,, ~,
back on the job again and doesn, ,,..S
any crutches. '''ea
Mrs. Bessie Twieg. of Cumberland
and her son James are visiting rel
atives here. lei
Miss Martha McGraw spent Sn,l...
in Baltimore with friends ''-"'
Mrs. Minnie Fisher, of Cumb.-,s,I
is spending week with her father
VIM. Row. ''''''
mrs. Z. L; Mongan spent couple q,
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. E,iWarj
Alderton, at Berkeley, w. Va.
Boarding and sleeping quarters have
oeen secured by your corrcsronien,
for the $50 New York vete-- for ,y,
days during the dedication of their
monument September 18th.
Inc overall factory in this place has
been closed down for while. not bayl
ing material to keep the girls going
Frank Highbargcr is HON, iron,
Cumberland, disabled with YER, so-a
arm, caused by an unrulv null whiIs
shooting him. ''''s
Mrs. Robert Graves and son Richard
OF Harrisburg, Pa, spent severn, Iays
mere with her brother, Vim. Marker
Miss Helen Cramer, of Roanoka
stopped off on her way to PennsyIyania
and spent couple of days with Miss
Laura Delaney. " '''''S
Kew. F. r. Isaacs, of Woodhi,a
Md, and about Is Boy Scout, sner,
ten days in camp below Burnsiie
Bridge. This is good outing place
good bathing, good pure spring water
and nearby several farm houses. An.
other camp Of Scouts numbering about
20. are at Antietam Iron Works from
Mt. Airy, Md.
Mr., and Mrs. John Momberger
and two children, of Baltimore are
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Poffenberger
me interest that was taken in the
grading and the soddng of the en-
IRE grounds where the memorial
was great, ana you and YOUR
readers If you can should come to the
aedlcation Saturday and see our soldier
ooys. Plenty Of music and good speak
ing.
Mrs: Walter Lee and two children,
or Baltimore, are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Lees parents, MIR. and Mrs
Frank Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenzer and son
HERMAN, of Baltimore, and Mrs Law.
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Matby, of Wash
ington, were here from Saturday until
Monday with Mrs. Fannie Spong.
we had a splendid rain on Sunday
tnat was badly needed for the corn,
when is now shooting ears.
Inc farmers are about done making
tneir nay, and big crop of it, and had
very little rain on it while curing. and
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