Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-24
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Harry ClirE me. wtb
c'dent on Mon a # tn '.-' a.
WAS crerahAg is e, .,r..r- Il
chine and while GRINDING so- ne
INC oel ne" of, drawing Nj. Crs,,.>
arm around, breaking boil ho- p
ms eft arm, the bones cor, - II
through the 8esh. He was ~ .It
taken by Or. CARROT % tn -,
a. Hagersto~n 10 have il scr - ~
won begin to swell. ''''' II
MRS: clinton HouSer offered o..
lie sale last Saturday her Stool. puo,
farming utensils but the prea,s. ahi
wasn't sold owing to the low -. r1't
Prices have dropped away dow. ,,''', ~
such goods. -'"" IN
Mrs Meta Miller Nicouemus Goo.
al Kline and some other frien-.
up from Washington Sunday ,o. ESII
over the bat lefeld ami c,rr,-, 0s
friends. They stopped with Mrs G., ID
M. Snaveley. O''-
Albert Spong and friend s-,,..
Hagerstown were down on nm.
trip on TUESDAY. They STONED n.i.s
Aloerts brother, Samuel Sponc 49,.
helped to get away with a pig bu,chsr
ing dinner.
Miss Violet Haines, daughter Of NJ.
Haines, is obliged to use cru.cba- a..
ing no sprained ankle.
Charles Bender, head workn,,
the battlefield avenues, is on the s-c.,
list under the care of the doctor
Rev. Mr.. Adams and dauphter ,,t
held services here several wears aso
are now holding services al Ant;e,s,,,
iron works place and are having ycr,.
successful meetings.
c linton Hemphill was take, N H,-
gerstown 70 the hospital last week ana
was operated on for interior troubles
Thew report he is getting along ve-,-
nicely now
VIM. Row and son Row and q r
Reilly drove to Brunswick in Mr. Pov'
car on Sunday and spent a part of tn.
dav there visiting friends and relatives
The Globe mentioned in al issu,
last week that f c. Bower had For-
hogs thai would dress 800 pounds each
Some one made big mistake, althoucf,
he has some fine large ones to xiii
probably wi reach 500 pounds each
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Monath and two
daughters Mrs. Owens, of Chicago. and
Mrs. Nicklas. Of Chambersburg. Spenr
the greater part of last week sioht-see
ing in WASHINGTON and other places
Miss Julia Grove, of ShepherIStown.
came over an1 visited her brother. r
w. Grove. who was injured BY an auto
mobile.
'ohn Houser was working lin in New.
york ) ate about twenty wears agn
where there was a sale of buldinp lots
Mr.. Houser's ross bought a number.
so John thought he would invest in =
coun'e, buying them at $50 each and
rhev were not 10 be taxable until build
ing would start. One was on a corner
and recently he was asked to &c them
at $1,000 for one and SLIGO for n :
other, but Iohn wrote back he WASH.
ready 10 sell vet.
Lloyd F Gross and friend Wlberr
Hardy. Of Cumberland, spent the week
end with Mr. Cross mother and sis
terS
The Sam Thomson land company
agents were here last week for a half
day with brass band and thev show
ed III" onhOokers here how to sell lots g.
for the p lots were al nut I'D and sold
for prices ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. A number Of persons
said they would not bring $4,000 each
but they did just the same and they
beino along McOomas Avenue and
nicely located thew being near the town
and railroad station and good roads
there isn't another place 50 suitable for
MANY PURPOSES Several buildings will
be erected there next spring, so | an,
informed.
Ohio BURNER raised the big turnips;
this wear, one weighing 9 pounds ani
p inches in circumference.