Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
sHARPsBURG NEWS

Frank Souders, who has 5-..
IN Philadelphia, came 6r-S I'm Fes:i,,
WIN MS mother, Mrs Dan ~ y sset
ana sister, Miss Sadie > Sou:s9
mas Just come out OF aS.,-,LT;'S Il.
ailments. '~''''eht tor n.
The ladies of the Lv.,a.,
heid festival in the - -. =, Chuf4
on Saturday night. ir.l.-.-nnen hal
realized. . t'ol sun a.,
John d. Remsburp has mo-.
MS farm dwelling nes- ,o ,'.'ec Iron
handsome new home aim" v mo big
Avenue. His new hora y..H Nc'Conas
vi !ne General Lee tent heat,"nssrs
curing the battle of Ant.e.am S1H''sn
WIN; Row is thinking - Sar;-
Sanai nome to his son, Bud ROW .s d,
pudding a five-room bu-psionN, NV, aai
prove land near town r,cln,I,. "a he
from Lancelot Jaques '' cough,
Mrs. Minnie Munson. ~ IL
town, came down and assis,el siasets'
ter, Mrs. Hen Johnson, with ba- -t 5 s''
ering. "''' "eF butch.
Charles Drenner, vino has ,o..
Quoting a general store al bis HI MI con-
me miller saw mill place. has 49, Inca, Hsai
10 quit after Is years eXperi@n,s NSea
Nenner Is carpenter and ba. M
working at his trade of late HE sI , ossa
caring for the store. He hoe h'amF
very attentive and square anI eH
dealing man and successful u,;,t lump
John Ward, who went 10 uaoa. II,
10 spend the winter, has gone to w.
ington to a hospital 10 Be trea,es -; =.
rheumatism. "es'eu ioi
Mr., Nicklas, Of Chambersburo D,
and Mr.. Owen, Of Chicago, sons, r.,
OF Captain and Mrs. Monatb '. 10y.
Sunday at the captains home her, sp'I'
Sneak but bold thieves have b..-
doing various kinds Of stealing ,-orsa
town already. They are BEING wo..S
ed, and il not very careful viii 1'. ",
before the winter is over what is ir 81
ly due them. ' . '4s''
Mrs. Sallie Crone, who has h...
visiting her relations in this yicinir
;; Tor the past couple OF weeks. has o o-.
back to Washington, where she ~
sides. "' IT,
VIM. Gloss, who had charge of n.
Canal Towage Companv'S stahIas =,
Cumberland, and Frank Hichbarcsr =;
the company's blacksmi,hinp sbn,,
have returned to their homes here d,
the winter
Mirvin Delaney butchcred q, hi,
home here last week three hogs ,b,,
weighed nearly 1000 pounds.
Some unnrincipled person or person,
set lot of large headed tacks IN
George Snaveley'S auto shed rcce1,y
Mr.. Snave'ey'S driver, I0Scph Ham.
mond, by chance and accident hp,i
framped on one that pene rated hi,
shoe, and this saved them from hay
ing his tires punctured. Mr.. SHAVE.
,ev is at loss to know who would h,
mean enough to do him an act OF Mi,
kind.
Clyde Cronice, of Hagerstown. cant
DOWN and is caring for his uncle Geors.
Cronice, who has been on the sick
ist. but is better now and able to n
around
Mr. and Mrs. Silas SHIRLEY. from
near Shepherdstown. came over and
assisted Web McGraw with his butch.
cring. He had three fine large hogs.
Capt. Monath made trip to Wash,
'ngton last week on business.
Leo Poffenberger, son of Deck, had
a good robe stolen from his car ono
night last week from his radiator. H,
vas bold thief, as the lights were all
shining bright on the streets No,
long since an auto was driven to Poodle
Poffenberger's hen-houSe and an al.
, tempt was made to get chickens, and
they were frightened away by mem.
bers Of the family
Mr.. Francis Lyme Stetson. one Of
, the most noted lawyers of New York
, City, died recently Mr. StetSOn is
we'll known here. he having erected %
, Antietam battlefield near the Dunkard
!, Church a handsome memorial 10 his
brother, John Lemuel StetsOn, who va.
Colonel commanding the 59th New Yori
Regiment Of infantry and killed neat
the church. Mr. Stetson was mem
Der OF the law firm Of Stetson, Jen'
nings and Russell, and was the Law
partner OF Grover Cleveland. also al,
torney for ]. Pierpont Morgan. ST., and
Jr. He was a man of conSderaot
wealth which has all been left to his
adopted daughter. He died at his New
York City residence, bur had spent
much of his time at his handsome coun'
try home, Skylands, in New foH
STATE. His wife died several years
since. He had no children,
A Domino Game.
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