Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
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Anens, o os' son Of Mr. and ~.
Ausust bowman. near town, W. mrs
REQ las Saturday evening 10 NJ mar.
kicketts, widow and daughter resrl
and Mrs. George Hutson. of oi Mr.
IRON Works, by Rev A. A. Ksri;s'an
the parsonage in this place 'n' al
val Smith, his wife and some Co.;
were down at their club hons ends
week. The Hagerstown Cam C THIS
TO the number Of several hunsT.. Clue
spend Thursday, Friday and Sa,uk'Ii
at tneir clubhouse at the Mill
The personal property consis,;,
nousehold goods of Mrs W;ts OF
Snaveley was all given to her b";II.;!ard
Samuel II. Neikirk was execute ''lren.
Brownie Grove has been on Cruz.
the past week or so, caused bv o u.nes
a cash in his right foot Will h.tIiins
IN tne canal, requiring several sum Sung
Mrs. Beulah Mumma and cbil4.
OF hagerstown, were down visitirS S H'
mother, Mrs. ]. c. Wilson 'E ner
he 5O-foot mound around N. -
YORK State monument has ius, Nes
completed by your corresponds, zen zen
base is 81 feet square and -"o re- me
many hundreds Of yards n t .aS
which was all hauled in a wheeih1mu
row requiring couple of weeks Val UaL-
with wheelbarrow and shovel "ofS
mrs. Edna Burgan is on the s;,,. -.
WIN tonsilitis, being confined 10 h hs.
Carl Smith, of Washington v,.
our town on short visit last vcaI III
e. q. Boyer has decided m M.
business and sell at and beIon, Sut
ms entire stock Of dry goods ,roC Os'
RES, notions, queensware. harGus..
and large line of automobile TO-
ana supplies, boots, shoes, etc ~
mas been in business for the mas, ,as s
years and has gotten tired of il Man.
IS the time to buy and save money
The Sharpsburg boys went 70 Sha.
herostown on Monday and nIavaS
game of ball and our boys GOT cCr,
pletely skunked 1oH'-
Our town had quite q LITTLE o,o;..
ment when the cry of fire came 50
me Antietam Hotel building, causeJ ;y =,
the not sun shining on the rim roos
causing the smoke. The bucke, ~;
gaze was soon on hand. They aIwars
say three is fire where there is Sroto
but we are glad to say it was smnEo
without fire. ''i'oAe
Mrs. Mary Forbes accompanie+ bo-
husband to his home at Milton pa -
spend some weeks. 60 "
W. l. Burgan has quit making ice.
cream and is now selling Sine's ice.
cream, from Hagerstown.
Inc colored folks held a festiva, .,
tnelr hall last Saturday night for the
oeneht OF their church. They realized
nearly $1,000. George Beeler hrouob.
a large truck load over from Shen'
herdStown. '"'p-
We learn that the Canal TowaVe
company intends erecting an IRON.
oridge across the canal at Snvder's
landing where the old stone warehonsS
stood. 1t will be made 50 that mules
can be taken across which is badIv
needed. The old foot bridge that u.as
cut down is missed very much bv foot.
men crossing back and forth
miss Mary Wilson was home from
mother. Will ''e'
Mr.. Mitchell, of Washington. has the
contract to resurface Richardson. Rod.
man and Branch avenues on the battle-
field. Work will commence as soon az
Mr.. and Mrs. Frisby Smith and Miss
Sarah Snowman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray have all gone to the Tonolo-
way orchard farm near Hancock for a
week or so.
Emory Metz and son, of Pittsburs.
were here several days with Mr.. and
Mrs: Vim. Fry.
Lloyd Grove, of Norfolk, Va. spent
several days here with mis- aunt. Miss
Alice Mumma.
Eugene Wilhelm had basket hang
ing In a pear tree in his yard and dur
ing thunderstorm one day last week
ilentning cut it short off and never
IN ured the tree above.
The hay crop in this section is re-
ported to be very large one this
year and some of the timothy was
nan as high as the wheat that was
soWn with it.
John Swain has gone to Penn
sylvania to spend some time with his
son Rodney, who had been here.