Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-08
BRIEFS.

| 10. The sun rises al $50 anu sets
stole
,....r IS 30 cents a pound today and
are 80 cents a dozen.
r.;.-.s Golden apples for sale at
~. bushel. Apply to c. d. Wy
-. public schools Of Jefferson
. , iii begin next Monday, Septem-
her l-'A.
r., your cucumber pickles now be-
,,,o sight kills the vines. Benz.
Hartleli.
p, attest in to;!et articles, lnc)ud-
=. @G1rdenglo" perfume, at Owens
drug tore.
Tn. Register goes to press Wednes-
.,, r.rht this week, instead OF Thurs
say ION, so that all hands may have
o,cor.unity TO enjoy the fair.
The sale of furniture advertised for
,,s, saturday by Mrs. M. L. Herring
-, AS been postponed until Satur-
day. -ptember 18th.
Tr, cur splendid assortment OF
c,rd :. 6Oc and IS cents, Friday and
S,r-.4vs only. Worth more, we ask
less ovens drug store.
Wheat made a net gain of seven
cent, bushel the past week, and is
quote. in our local markets today at
10 Corn remains at 81 cents.
Lawrence Vickers, from north Of
town. has suffered good deal the
mast week OF two from an infected
CLAM. but is now getting better.
Nov that fall is about to set in,
every person in this section ought to
subscribe for the Register. 1t makes
GOOD reading for the fall and winter.
Sent 20 any address for Sl.5O.
Farmers will begin cutting off corn
in this section next week. Some corn
has already been cut in Berkeley coun-
". The crop in Jefferson county
promises to be fairly good one.
The high cost Of living affects the
children, too. The price for a ride
on the merry gp-round is now ten
cen,S-the old-time nickle won't get
you anything.
Burglars raided Nathan Conn's store
in Hancock last Monday night and
got away with $500 worth of clothing
and other merchandise. They carried
the goods away in an automobile.
A bulldog belonging to Attorney w.
H. Thomas, of Martinsburg, died re-
Gently from rabies. 1t had been fight
ing numerous other dogs in the city,
and an epidemic of rabies is not un-
likely.
/. d. Getzendanner has sold his res
idence property on East Washington
street, at present occupied by Adam
Link. to Jas. F. Turner, of Detroit.
Mr.. Turner will take possession No
vember first.
The Pack Horse Ford Chapter, N.
S. D. A. R., will meet at the home
of Miss Rachel Snyder on Monday
evening, September IL, at 7 o'clock.
Members are urged. 10 be present, as
delegates to the State conference will
be elected at this time.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Jordan & Wysong in another
column. This firm has taken over the
real estate and insurance business
OF W. A. Daniel at Charles Town, and
asks for share of the public business
IN these lines. We commend the firm
to the people of eur county.
The St. Johns Ladies' Auxiliary will
hold chicken and waffle supper at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Stubs on
Saturday, September 18th, 1921. Sup
per IS cents. Refreshments served.
For benefit of church. Mrs Maria
McCann, president, Blanche Stubs,
secretary.
Keep up your Notes by Observer"
said friend of the Register the other
day 1--WE think the column is the
best of the good things in the paper
and always enjoy it," A city newspa-
per man of long experience said to
me editor recently that he regarded |
these notes as a feature that would
Nc creditable to any paper, and added
mat he read them each week with |
undated interest.
In letter from E. Hayward Bowly,
who has been at Asbury Park the past
summer, we are informed that his aged
mother is in a serious condition, owing
10 stroke OF paralysis sustained some
weeks ago. Her right side is affected
ana she is almost entirely helpless,
having been in q state Of coma since
she was stricken. Mr.. Bowly says that
, ,i has improved Slightly, but there is
little hope that she will recover.
Harry White, of Shepherdstown,
VINO had been reappointed principal
~ the Leetown public school, has re-
signed this place and will 60 to Rich
WOOD, w. Va where he will he
Uacher in the high school. George
fiartzell has been appointed to fill
une vacancy. Mr.. Hartzell, though