Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-11-18
SHARPSBURG MEMS

Edward Suman. -,
keedysville, INFORMS us - =, Of
senao, VI 81. LOUIS. and I ,,e. -
, WISH 10 the east ma, ~ u a
~ TAKE up the remains OF ,.a o.sHaa
tnat were buried in the Old ..oiner,
sssSeyaIo, one ABOUT 1885 -o''net
omer during the Civl 1"a tue
served In the Southern arm 49, One
AIiiso ana the remains We ~ AS
" Neeoysviiie am buried. ought
removed to ST. PauI's Churca' Ners
ground near Ciearsprlng s-s oufal
LII a concrete vault. Inc ~ ouried
were owners Of the Iacob ~onels
mil at the middle bridge an myers
west many years ago. ""I vent
Snarles Snyoer receiyed
mission and Is now the DUH srT,s SoH',
tional Cemetery. ~'a" Ma.
isaac Wright, of Wasb,np,o,
peen spending week arouny No.. mas
MS wife anu daughter came - 49, ana
week and are spending a wes,' 'lls
mr.. wright and friends ans 20, WIN
Fred Roulette, who has br.- ''Su'I'es.
trouble with one of his hanSs na'ins
injury, Went to Hagerstow1 I'm an
day last and had a small mn, ",Gnes-
taken out. ''H'1@ Done
Mrs. Charles Fisher and cb,a =.
cumberland spent a week win vi vi
ing. ''''1' land
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Line r;.;..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Swan Sn ,S,ssa
near Mondell's. vail sunday
John Nose has opened I'd hjs ,o.,
room in the little building iorm pD,
used as a lunch room. 'F
Isn't 1t nice to be writing ~ ,..
sweetheart and about to puf in s yUuI
sweet words when the liphts 'OnIe
side and inside put you IN Total d oJr
ness. Ii makes pne feel Ike ,,S 1A
some different words. This OFF, lug
ours In our town with our nrasos.
service. present
Inc rain and snow of the East ,on,,,
vi Gays was badly needed in this v,,i,
Ivy. streams and wells were very Inn.
ana many ciSternS entre.y em1ry ~.
ram IS OF great benefit to the wheat
Hubert Slotelmyer has Dough, n.
toll-gate property near the 6nnL,.S
church fIum Frank Carr, who 5omcb,
It OF the turnpike COMPANY. tor c,ISSE
He may move there some i'm
Mrs. Thomas Swain Ia, ,r'5.,.,4
ing several days with her slsiet. Nrs
Ia,ies Ecton, VINO is SerlOU Il. a,
her home in HagerStoaa
Harry 0. Clipp bu:cher,i TWO boos
on Tuesday that weighed 81 and "a
pounds. He has two larger ones VEIN
butcher later. WI"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stalcy and ",
Fannie Liedman, of Washington, srert
couple of days with Mr. ami ME-
A. D. Grove, in this place. '''''
George w. Maxey, of Scranton p.
Judge of the 45th judicial district and
gentleman friend of Scranton ,bs
home town of Colonel OakiorI WIN
was killed at Bloody Lane Septenber
-, 1862, and was commander of III,
loHd Pennsylvania Regimen. spent
couple OF hours on the battlefield with
y. /. NELLY, the guide The ndse
ooueht from Mr.. Reilly the last one Of
ten OF the only tbuttons he ever saw
OF the Civil War with C s A. on
made in London, England, and which
w::h collectors are very rare Thev
were staff officer buttons
N&SOlsC IIlGN ana Clll-
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Rcnnsr.
Frank Johnson and two boys, Frank
r. ~ dChey and wife and Hrry
Shackelford, all of Hagerstown, were
down visiting their homes.
The church bells of the Town were
rung on armistice evening in honor Of
the Worlds War bows.
Miss Mary Repass and little friend,
Miss Ora Anderson, of Roanoke. came
up and spent several days with her
friends the Sheridan Benner family, and
attended the dedication Of the World
war boys memorial at Keedysville
L':'c Miss Reno Frances w nd pl'cd
the cord that unveiled it and also the
one at Sharpsburg when the dedication
was
Quite number of hog cholera cases
nave been rumored around here but We
are glad to say they are all untrue.
Real Estate Transfers.