Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-05
Personal NOTES.

Mr.. r. Lee Murphy, from east Of
town, accompanied by Mr.. John +.
Mason, called at the Register Office
yesterday and arranged for a big sale
that Mr., Murphy will have on Thurs
day, March 4th, at his residence on the
Geo. W. Moler farm. Mr.. Murphy
has bought the J. s. Reinhart store at
Moler'S Cross Roads, and will take
charge of the establishment about the
first of March. He will keep a gen.
eral stock of goods and will also run
truck for the buying of poultry, butter.
eggs and other produce. Advertise
ment of his sale will appear next
week.
Mr.. Bane Brown, of the Bardane
neighborhood, was among the callers
at the Register Office last Friday. Mr..
Brown, who a popular and efficient
sale clerk, informs us that there will
DC an unusually large number of sales
IN this county between now and the
first OF April. He has been dated for
a sale almost every day during Febru-
airy and March. He gives his tcsti-
mony that advertising thoroughly
pays in selling farm property, and his
advice is to use the newspapers lavish
ly il you have a sale that amounts to
anything.
Mr.. NJ. b. Myers, of the Zoar neigh
borhood, was among the callers at the
Register Office last Saturday. He
VIII have a cleanup sale of stock.
FARMING implements, etc, on Tues
day, February oath. at his farm mile
south of Shenandoah Junction. Mr.
Myers will discontinue farming, and
move ShRnanHnah Invrt;~. III.
he viii occupy comfortable home
that he bought some time ago. R. A.
irwin will farm his place the coming
year.
MIR. T. o. Everhart, of Kearneys-
vile, the well-known dairyman, was n
caller at our Office on Monday, arrang-
ing for his sale advertising. He will
have public sale on Saturday, Febru-
ary 2lst, when he will offer valuable
farm property. He will sell fifty cat
tie, including some very fine dairy
cows-lerseys, Holsteins and Guern-
seys. Read the advertisement else
where in this paper.
Among the callers at the Register
Office on Monday were Mr.. I. II. Cook
and his son, Mr.. Clvde Cook, of Engle.
this county. Mr.. Cook, who recently
bought the Bart Moore farm near
Engle, will move there next spring.
He will have sale of live stock and
personal property on Saturday, March
18th. Advertisement will appear ia
ter.
Mr.. W. E. VanMetre, one of our
Berkeley county friends. called at the
Register Office on Tuesday and ar
ranged for the advertising Of his stock
sale on Friday, February 10th He
will sell some especially good Holstein
cattle and lot of registered hogs.
Read his advertisement.
Mr.. ]. B. Osbourn, OF the Duffields
neighborhood, was caller at the Reg
lister Office last Thursday. He will
have public sale of farm property on
Thursday, February 10Th. See adver-
tisement this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Trout have
moved from Kearneysville for the
balance of the winter and will remain
here until April They have rented
rooms in the McChan house on Main
street
Mr.. Luther B. Vickers, Mr.. John d.
Foreman and Mr.. H. L. Lyme, from
north OF town, were among our sub
scribers from out of town who called
at the Register Office the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Perks, of this
place, were called to Pittsburg last
week to see their son and daughter
inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. John Perks, who
were i'll with the influenza.
DR.. G. w. Banks has been in Hin
ton, w. Va, this week, having been
called there by the illness of his SON
in-law, Mr.. w. S. Fredeking. The
latter is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Goldsborough
spent part Of the past week in At
lantic City, where Mrs C. d. Scully
was also taking holiday.
Mrs. S. P. Humrichouse spent the
past week in Sharpsburg with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles l.. Walper, who
has been very sick
Mr.. George w. Boswell. of Waynes-
horo, Pa, has been here the past week
for visit to his son, Mr.. Ashton E.
Boswell
Mrs. Craig Huff. of Philadelphia,
is here to spend couple Of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Turner.
The Hagerstown Globe SAYS that
Mrs. Lee Moler, OF that city, is quite
sick, suffering from a nervous break
down.
New Flour Mill Protested.