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

thar the, pien'itul IN this So.
-, u,at s6 ,hey are being sold from M h seeaoa
" " cents per bushel Tn ~ eencs
Price is Tor choice picked "s latter
i Gne ones nor 40 cents per bnS fs, and
ivered to this place. '~sNe! &c.
Bert Champion mas bee,
10 act as police of our tou- appointed
mayor and commissioners ~ the
seventeen men are now vo-,.
the State road between BrDss.NN.ns On
heedysville. George shave. 'sCo'9 and
.nem over and back every 55y o nag!s
Mrs. Daniel Shipley. Of ST.
town, has been visiting her .ns'as-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton SUI, '@lsnts
Miss Maud Conner came Il.
Hagerstown with Dot McGr,r.' nom
spent Sunday with Mrs. WIN y and
Your correspondent in .s"er.
with George M. Snavelev ma Hpany
with a Philadelphia man a. uuip
ferry on Sunday. going in sipb, ~.Essts
Bkaerton lime works. II - VI NE
hrst time in his life to pet me
this section, he was more tSs, OF
prised to see the fine farm - SUI.
most of it well-kept by its o%'rS MS ana
found the road by detourinp ver.' ana
condition, returning on the Na-,fIoogy11
side. '""'!'an1
Edward Nose and VIM y p,
were drawn TO serve as iur,rs,, over
this district. Mr.. Boyer was ,'' ewo, ION
but Mr.. Nose will serve.
VIM. Debrow, canal lock .,a,...
caught recently Mississippi ca,S S,i1T !.
the Potomac river that weio 5,'lsn IN
pounds-the largest one cauph, ~ q
one around here. any
Miss H. Faye Eavey, of Harers,ov,
spent the weekend with her u9r,a
VIM, Coin. ''''s
VIM. Peyton brought to town ~.
MP from his patch that weighed ,sa.
ly six pounds and he has 3bor, N
bushels that will all weigh from ~
to D opunds. He is selling them q.
60 cents per bushel. d
Aaron Knode and Vim. Row each
had to have a horse killed BY the soar,
maker man. They got disabled
Edward Line has made his ar~,,,
donation of three barrels of a7rras -
the orphans home.
Nathan Edmonds, former ras.4s,,
of our town, died at his HON n w,.,
ington Friday night last. aged Is wear,
He was a son of Beniam n rfrrar{,
and resided here. y.
and son, Newton, and two tsur7-a-s
Miss Nora and Mrs. /. E. Pi,s7op,s
Hagerstown. He was a member OF tho
Masonic Lodge of this place Inter.
ment was made at Bakersvi.'c T9coh
X. Edmonds, of HagerStown. is
brother.
Mrs. Dusing, of Shepherdstown. was
a visitor to her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Huyett, for several days.
PM Smith spent a couple of DAYS
with friends in Hagerstown.
The ladies of the Church of God held
festival in the Red Mems hall on
Saturday night for the benefit of the
church.
Raleigh Sherman ana his aunt Mrs
Sue Miller, who came up from Wash.
lngton to vote on Tuesday. remained
here during the week, returning on
Saturday.
J. c. Liskey recently lost work
horse by sudden death that he valued
at $3.50.
Mr.. Clark, who had resided al
keedysville, moved from that village
last week to the toll-gate house be.
tween this place and Shepheristown.
Mrs. B. F. Hoffmaster has closed her
house here and gone to Washington
to spend the winter with her chill.
dren.
George Beeler and his workmen are
putting up the long porch for Mr.,
Remsburg in front of the c. W. Adams
property he bought. They had been
delayed, owing to the lumber shortage,
Word has been received that the
condition of Mrs. Laghtie Irwin, who
IS In a hospital in Baltimore, has not
improved any.
Miss Alice Wilson was one of the
passengers on Wednesday in the burn.
ed jitney bus and in getting out sprain-
ed one ankle badly.