Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-23
SHARPSBURG NEWS

nonda,, ., III 'he SnarpSburr CO.,.
is a Merry Xmas and Nesist.r
prosperous New Year to al, ;.aPpy an:
both far and near. rs readers.
Clyde Cronise intends
future home here with III "'1Alhg his
]. G. Wilson. Aus aunt Ms
The Hurwitz Crearnerv e.
Charles Town is runni,s- 'Hlany o.
thursday of each week for III truck
OF gathering milk and go - p-ffose
the farmers and dairymen Of ON Z, ifom
burg district. VI Snaps,
Mrs. Peachie Bender. vb- ..
at Milton, Pa, for some MOI. Ls osen
returned to her former hon H.' has
her parents, Mr.. and Mr. re With
Bender. ''s' Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kiln
dren will spend the HOLIDAYS :; az ", chil.
Bert Saylor. SISTER Mrs
Herbert Nose, of Marin.
Jerome Nose. "'S Brother,
Seems there is going 10 h.
age OF houses for renters 80 s"Cft'
year. Several families so sa lnls
oeen unable to secure suitable bo,s nave
i vincent DeLauney, who b,s
employed in Hagerstown 53. 0een
misfortune to have a hot cine me
painful 'k II very
Leonard Highbarger, who v,o.
severely burned at the Western u osy
land Railroad yards by back ire '! say
an engine over week ago. we are ' aili
to say under the care Of M gag
Oaroner is getting along nicejv N n,
entire race and neck were ba5jy bs
ca. HIS eyes were saved from Mn G.g'
ness by the cap being pulled Gn '"p'
Leonard says 1t was little early ~ nI.'
Santa Claus. He was urfo-, ~ pay
ana fortunate that ne sayeI his r e,.,
fIom blindness. MS eyes
Va, visited his father, + Ic, v.
son, In Washington, anu his ,,o, 10Y
here. nome
We hope the party who misc.
resented me weight of his hors he
good luck that they will make HIM so
iat that his brown corduroy suit viii
be SO that he will have 10 maks WI !.
larger, for he always fatters w ,fo.
he butchers. ''FF
The Christmas exercises :, -,
Ghurches OF this place Will be hell in
the Lutheran Church on SUNDAY ev,n'
.ng; the church OF God on Ers5,'.
christmas eve; the Reforms on sam
day evening; and the Ep,sco0aIs n,
Christmas eve. '"'' vi
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Neikrk. q,
Dundalk Md, are visiting Mrs Mi.
kirks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Thomas. "''u
Lawrence yesterday attended q sale
OF some household goods last Samr.
daily near Trego. He brought home
one OF he guns Mr.. Johnson beIrsi
make at the Harper's Ferry arsenal
~, large moving truck came ur from
washington last week and hauled les.
ter Bender's household goods to tina,
city, where he is employed and will
reside in the future.
Mrs. Mary Gardner, who was Misa
iouser, has rented rooms and is now
housekeeping in Washington Her
husband is painter and decorator and
Mary is employed as a telephone pirl
Inc best of wishes to them.
A concrete bridge or culvert has
been put in at the run near the Ante.
tam iron works school house bv the
county commissioners. Waiter S'ouFer
mad the work done, which has been
badly needed for years.
The Abe PaShen store tc0m. where
ne bank is to be moved %, has been
emptied and will be arranged for the
bank to be moved there.
Walter Snyder killed two hops that
weighed 402 and 300 pounds. William
Gloss, 402 and $50 pounds: Charles
Delaney, 401, 4O1 and AIS pounds
he is better known as Pinetv DeLaun-
ey, but his hogs weren't Pinety; Rolie
Bender, three hogs 462, 45S and 442
pounds; Vim. o. Cox butchered four,
47S. 447H. AS AMI 3l2 pounds: VIM
n. Boyer four, 1929 pounds: lanes
Brashears two. 446 and 447 pounds
Mrs. R. F. DeI.aunev and little son
John Murray are visiting sisters Of
Mrs. Del auney's in Pittsburg and her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Toseph Gof. al
Mingo Junction. Ohio. They will return
after the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. Victor Smith has opened up
a fancy and notion store in the room
formerly used as Red Cross room in
their dwelling.
Some fine catches OF various kinds oi
| fish have been made ~ fishermen Oi
this place. hnt the hiooest haul was
made nv fishermen from Hacerstow1 ia
the Wade wide water below Antietam
Iron Works
Elmer hover butchcrri his four h""s
'a'' week They weivirCi AT. 'N4.
81 and 81 POUNDS anj r,aie "a cans
of lard.