Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-22
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sets at 5.57.
e.,B rs a dollar and we will send you
,hs Register eight months.
prtter is 80 cents a pound today and
,.s are SO cents a dozen.
wbea, is Sl.l6 a bushel today in the
,,.,, markets. Corn is So cents.
FrIl line of blankets, comforts and
s,,nle dry goods just in at Hodges.
Friday of this week at go a. m.
srr,r,er will take its departure and
autumn will ascend the throne Of the
seasons.
ss-ct. Wear-ever Aluminium pans on
sale at A. !. Grandstaff's Charles Town,
from September 26 to October 9th, for
80 cents only.
will sell my general household
furniture at public sale Friday after
coon. September 23d, at 2 p. MFRS.
Carrie J.. Triplett.
County Superintendent of Schools I.
n Bonham, of Summit Point, was
,hnvn from his horse one day last
week and had his collarbone broken.
Miss Helen B. Pendleton, who will
close the Little Green Tea House for
the winter, will sell lot Of household
Goods on Saturday. See advertise
nent.
Yesterday was one of the rainest
DAYS we have had in a long while.
From morning until night one storm
followed another and at times the rain
fell in torrents.
gan's Grove fair, gives the estimated
receipts of the fair this year as S.
600, with expenses of $4,000, thus leav-
inc profit Of $500.
A mistake was made last week in
giving the name of the prettiest boy
baby at Morgan's Grove fair. 1t was
Wilbur Ro' and Bond, not Morrow, of
Baker;pn, who got the silver cup.
Mrs Charlotte Pendleton Colds
borough is in charge of the music de-
partment of Shepherd College until
Professor White shall be able to fill
the position by permanent appoint
ment.
]. Butler Ronemous has moved from
the Hill residence on Main street to
the Turner property, opposite the GEM
etery. E. E. Harwood, who occupied
the Turner house, has broken up
housekeeping.
The Mcbride farm of 235 acres at
Roxbury Station, Washington county,
Nd. was scld two years ago for $685.
500. 1t was put up at public sale in
Hagerstown on Tuesday and was bid
up to only S24,2O5.
Miss Angelica P Didier, for the
pas; seventeen years the superinten-
dent of Memorial hospital, in Win
chester, has resigned her position in
Winchester in order to enter a larger
field of hospital work at Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. Emma Miller and daughter
wish to thank their friends for the
many acts Of kindness during the be-
reavement occasioned by the illness
and death Of James T. Miller, and for
the beautiful flowers and the use Of
automobiles.
Miss Agnes Walker, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Walker, north Of town,
was taken to the Kings Daughters
Hospital in Martinsburg on Monday,
where she was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. She is said to be getting
along very we'll.
Owens drug store has just gotten
in some very attractive new postcards
OF scenes in about Shepherdstown-
Main street, the Rumsey monument,
Lovers Leap and the river, views at
Antletam, etc. They are very pretty
and interesting.
Here's a pleasant message from Mrs.
A. B. Shepherd, of Pittsburg: eve all
ENJOY the Register so much that it
gives me great pleasure to renew our
subscription, and am taking this oc-
caslon to pay for it for the two coming
years. Thank you for sending it al
ways so promptly"
h. Peltz, proprietor of a grocery store
IN Martinsburg which was burned out
on the night of August 18th, was ar
rested and held for the grand jury
on the charge Of arson and attempt
uetraud insurance companies. State
Ohclals at Charleston are pushing the
case.
y. D. Wysong and J. c. Unger
. .SS, week advertised in the Register
u.at they had apples for sale. The
paper was hardly off the press before
all OF the apples we're sold and people
we're clamoring for more. 1t pays to
saVertise in the Register Why not do
more Of it?
:, me Shepherdstown Chapter OF the
y. ID. c: held very interesting meet
ms last Friday evening at the home Of
r, and Mrs. Charles Miller near
Siaoole. After the business session
sna literary programme, which was
ssnloyed greatly by members and
guests, refreshments were served and
p'easing social hour was spent.
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