Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-22
SHi!ISBURG NEWS

me state tratric cop was in o,,
last Saturday night and cauph, toEn
ger OF owners Of cars with ~ num-
burning while being parked nshts
street, one man without bis "a me
license. Several were fined ovaH living
each. Quite number of bugs;aoo.oO :
carriages were on the stree, and
lights burning. None of ther, uncut
fined but were given warnino were
next time. VI the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. GALLOWAY osp
a iohe' were up spending a couple .,
a esS.s WIN mrs; Galloway's grandpa.
renlS, Mr: and Mrs. Bently Benner Z.
Jonn Flock and wife, of BoonsboS-o
and Harry Hause and family, of 'I MO
dletown, were visitors of Mr., ana W..
Clarence Morrison. Mrs. Mos .ans,
spent several days visiting friends sUI
relatives at Boonsboro last week anu
John K. Poffenberger, his dauob,..
Mrs: John !. Montgomery. and b"a'
band, grandson, Chester Sham nus =,
Dayton, Ohio, were visitors here oDi
in this vicinity the past week ~.
Pofenoerger formerly resided be lew,
years ago. "''e
Mrs. Hilda Spahr spent a weaL :,
Hagerstown with her husband rb -"
is conducting a confectionery s,oro
there. SURE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kearnev q,
Washington, are here VISITING NJ.
kearney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Iobn
Hammond. '0''"
Mrs. Martha Snaveley has had thu
little brick annex to her dwelling verv
nicely fitted up for an Office for n,
Carrott, who will take charge shor,I,
n. 0. Clipp and helpers did the wnri
Lloyd Marshall, the l4-year-old SON
OF Mrs. Charles Marshall, who make.
her home with her father, Daniel
Huyett, fell from bar that the school
boys practice on at the public school
last Thursday, breaking his right arm
at the wrist. 1t was a bad break M
E. M. CARROT set it for him.
Vim. Boyer, who is employed !,
Washington, is at the home of his mn
Their here for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Moore and chill
dren, OF Brunswick, were here visiting
Mrs. Moore's father, Vim. Fisher and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis have had
, the Samuel H. Miller farm dwelling
painted. VIM. Delaney and Allen
McGraw did the painting.
DR.. Mack Wilson, his wife and little
daughter drove down from Davis, W.
Va, in Mack's new car. They will
spend week at their former homes
here.
VIM. Delaney, Allen McGraw and
| Theodore Delaney are painting the
house for R. F. Delaney he recently
had remodeled.
VIM. Row took his daughter, Miss
Mabel, to the Washington County
Hospital last week and had her tonsils
removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson have
had new roof put on their little brick
residence and new porch put in 'front.'
Mrs. Philip Hines and granddaugh-
ter, of Roanoke, Va, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. yesterday at Porers-
town.
The town council AMI H. o. Clipp
have concreted the alley from Mr..
Clipp's garage sheds to the Main
street. This is money we'll spent as
heretofore every time we would get a
hard rain it would all wash out.
Vim. Houser, J7., of Washington,
! SPSh' SSNSl al nays fGSt WSCh Win MS
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hous-
er, Sr.
Hall Wilson, of Hagerstown, spent
nearly week with the Philip Lum
family at the Belinda Springs farm
on fishing trip in the Antietam
Creek. He and his uncle Noah
Cronise caught some fine large cells.
The Maud Elmor Company gave
good shows every night of last week
in the Red Mems hall and were we'll
patronized every night.
Miss Maud Gross, a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Gross, of Wash
inGton, is up spending a week or so
with relatives, stopping at present with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammond, Jr,
and Mrs. Kate Gross, her aunt.
A letter was received by your cor
respondent from Charles McGraw,
young man of this place, who was so
badly injured that he has been in the
hospital at Chester, Pa, for the past
month, but is expecting to be released
every day, but says it will be some
time before he will be able to work
again. He will return to his home
here.
M. L. Burgan, wife and son have
gone on couple weeks visit to western
cities and Canada, so | am Informed.
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impeachment OF the whole county