Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-06
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"SSoHidS avenue ''NHtls n,
Miiiard Cox, who b.s
iedo, ONO, tor the Pas, IA ueen at To.
rome Tor the holidays u A1ontns, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gov Al ms p4rean
Mr.. Joseph Brasnear s,s -.
ralne' OF this place. VIZ us. Mss Helen
NeV; A. A. kerhn. Inc mr., ,AafFiSt ~
az the NicoaemuS House mas Oeea
years. They have orr o .of several
lot their future welfare eOoI Slshs
50, Mrs. Kate Elliott and
VIM. Rowe's. Mrs. Flo. son are Al
n',S nousekeeper. He ba n &c M
o x.i bio u;fs housekeeper since he ben oses
EDWARD Line was trimn,,a
lrees IN MS orchard at his tas apple
q hmo struck him, cutting ~. IN Shea
y; i.eau' requiring several stitches ~ - l9fs'
Charles Lum, son of A..
philip Lum, and Miss Mai. s'iI Ms
daughter of Mr.. and M HNteiza
kretzer, of the Horse Shoe D. Heores
were married in Hagerstown Ing iarn,
S4th. For the present they are >enoer
BRIDES home. are at the
Richara Myers gathered fro
people quite a lot of proviS Sin towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thomas -. p 10y
town. Allen has been cTiS a. pGFtets.
work. !" 90 much
Lafayette Johnson, forme, r.s;..
OF this place, died at his home ~ r't S
noke, va, OF paralysis, aged abon NV a.
years. His body was brought 6srS a' %
buried In Mountain View Ceme,s-. E m
was policeman for a number n, N, nc
ana was put in plain Clothes &C 3.ss
detective. He was much reSDeo O. q Cig
leaves wife and eight chrIGreo ne
Youngest three years Old; brotba-, G @
M. johnson and Damien Iohnson n n.
pace, John Johnson, WaSnjnpton' Wy
sisters Mrs. Charles Unuer5o9E aIa
beriand, Mrs. Jacob Pain er Sum Ol'
burg. Several of Roano6e's noI"e...
accompanied the body here. Sery'rsss
were held IN the Lu,neran Church "
RCv. A. A. Kerln.
A big time is being arranged by -.
Ookies of the x. OF l.. order ior the !"
Sta.iat.on OF quite large numhs, -,
new members January 18Th. n he
u + nal in this place. About 210 y,
more visitors will be here. The %
are number will De banCue ed h. ~.
m moral committee n the Red msr'.
hall. '''As
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hebb, Of Cum
oerianI, spent part of the holidav,
with their parents here, Robert HeS
and Levin Benner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurmon Hartle Al
l1agerstown, spent he new wear bof
Lays with Mr.. and Mrs Inhn Renr.,
Mrs. Hartle's parents.
mrs. X. ). Suman and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Hagerstown. and Mrs. Ella
Siahlnacht, of New Jersey, were hem
for several days. Elias husband ioir.
ed them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Butts and NJ,
-eonard Swain were down from HI.
gerstown for severa DAYS visiting their
father, Henry Swain.
Miss Mary Champion, who is en-.
ployed at the Roulette mills at Haeers.
town, spent week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Champion, in
this place.
Mrs. Saline M. Grayson spent week
with her husband. E. Lee Grayson, in
Washington.
Lawrence yesterday and Charlie.
Painter started with a two-horse wagon
one day last week to solicit coal for
needy colored widow and children, and
they got about a ton and a-half Of pal
for them.
Bentley Benner, who is employed BY
the ke'ly-Springfeld Tire Company
as painter, while at work in Cumber.
land was knocked from ladder bys
crane, breaking one arm and otherwise
badly bruising him. He was brought
to his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swain and little
adopted son have returned TO their
home at Berkeley, w Va, after spend.
ing the holidays at the homes Of their
parents here.
Miss Virginia Mumma, OF Hagers.
town, was down several days visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. J c. wilson.
Ronald Otto spent the holidays with
his sister, Mrs. Arthur Fry, in Batl'
more.
Walter Hill, who makes his home
with Sheridan Drenner, and who was
badly injured by fall on the ice last
winter and confined 10 the house tof
nearly year, has gotten so that he IS
out again and is looking we'll.
A case Of scarlet fever has been tag.
ged on the house of George BowersH
being his grandchild, residing near tie
Carnahan garage.
Mrs. Myrtle Hall and sister, MS
Nena Callahan, and her little daughitii'
all Of Norfolk. Va spent the holl'
days at the home Of their parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyer, OF Bruins.
wick, were up on short visit mere
with Mr.. Boyer's father. Samuel Boyer'
and sister. Miss Ruth Bower.
Clayton Poffenberger came up IRON
Baltimore and spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Geolsss
PoHenberger, near the Dunka'
Church.
Miss Pearl Boyer. who is empIoysa
IN Washington, was taken TO nD.'
Dital and treated for throat troubEs