Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-23
SHARPsBURG NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aldo.
Mrs. Robert Swain. OF Rs-Son and
Va, were over 10 attend the SeS:y, w.
and visit their parents. catioa
Miss Caroline Truman bo.
ed from her home at Nar-o,Ie 'Grn-
and will endeavor to take char.s. ny,
school Miss Truman met w;.s oi her
sad accident while at her boroa very
ing both limbs and one a. 'feak-
spirited driving horse on tbs a. her
her father ran of, THROWING ham OF
her lady friend out. She hss ,b ana
wishes Of her many friends ~ oest
self. ner former
DR.. Mack Wilson, of Davis w ~
was at the home of his mo,bs. va,
for a couple Of days on little , mere
ton. Lille Vaca-
Ted Snaveley, Of Boonsho-o
Miss Madena Hebb and her r,o,s ana
Mrs. Robert Hebb, went 10 Cr'O'ief,
land to visit Mrs. Hebb's sister
Nihiser Kipe and family. who
Gently went 20 Ohio after selling evo.'.
thing here at public sale, have NJ
back and at present they are stnnD;s
with Mr.. and Mrs. Deck Poffenbernats
He finds the west isn't what he ,bonSh,
il was. ''0usnt
Hicks Remsburg has George Rao,..
and his workers getting ready 10 ~.
down a concrete sidewalk from the Az
Pashen building around to his l,,Je
barn. This will be a big jmDrovse'
ment to this street.
Another car, this time from Rolls
more with some ladies and pentlens,
from British Columbia, struck tho,
hump on the thundergust bridge at the
east end OF Bloody Lane, or Richard
son Avenue, throwing them apains,
the top and cutting their faces haJ'
ly. They were coming in on thu
avenue from the Boonsboro pike and
to get up the steep hill started q,
good speed, not seeing this neck break.
er. They having no warning, hin !,
with full force.
Miss Catherine Malone, of Bruins.
wick, and Harvey Boyer and Charles
Compton, Of Pittsburg, were visiting
Miss Ruth Boyer.
VIM. Coin, Carrie Hoffmaster and
some friends came UP from Washing,
ton to attend the dedication, and as Is
their custom will remain for a couple
OF weeks. William, who has gotten
very stout, intends taking his annual
vacation in the cornfield helping Frank
Otto to cut off his corn crop. He is
big but not lazy.
Mrs. Reno Wyand and child have
just returned from a six weeks visit
with friends in Roanoke.
The writer has in his possession
about dozen long and short notices of
thanks of more than so of the old New
York veterans who were entertained
here by the good people of this town.
They said they never were treated any,
where as they were here. Some re-
manned several days over their time.
and they were all mighty inc set of
old vets. Many said they would en-
deavor to get back again. About 200
were cared for in this place. All kinds
Of schemes were practiced by some
Of Hagerstown's people. but we got
there Just the same. They all went
away more than pleased. The day was
an ideal one, and about 5000 persons
were here 10 see and hear. The sol.
diers were fine set of young fellows
and the speaking was great Raleigh
Sherman, our former townsman, gave
the opening address of welcome, rep
resenting our town and community, and
he was highly complimented by the old
vets and by all who heard him. The
other noted speakers followed him.
The day was especially fine for the
| occasion.