Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-15
39ARPSBURG NrwS

relatives while here. on his
oahuei rainter, who had one .. -.
nanos badly torn last sprine VI MS
rntsourg lime quarries near w;ri the
port mas returned to the er,.I .iatns-
the company, now being a wa,lny Of
Ronald Otto, who has haer .llnan.
, senool' VIII not teach this year ing
S VIII take course in the COLE. cut
onepherdstown. He thinks h. az
sake two years schooling NJ, VII
he resumes teaching. before
Uncle Heezie Snaveley, pror-i
the Mountain Glen Hotel. RonOsSl OF
mas been making frequent viSi,s nsoo'o,
Town and the battlefield with frieo ~ our
me past couple of weeks. This wv asS y, IN
ola nome in younger DAYS. Ills
Louie Smith, who has been email.
cd IN Philadelphia for the nat p'U y
years is spending some time u tss' "
mother, Mrs. Ella Smith, ar ,b "i ms
Piper home here. ''e OLD
Lester Bender, who is vo-Li.
washington, has moved some Of y; "a
housenoid goods and family barL us
old Snarpsburg for awhile Iss,. 70
H1G UGH OH the sick list
Inc stone has been crushed ana
on the government avenue hetu,ip. uI
onarpSourg and the railroad s,o.;N
and as soon as the engineer come IN
road will be resurfaced. ule
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Snavela,, =,
boonsooro, were over Sunday visi,;Dwa
Mr: and Mrs. Robert Hebb. 's
We made a mistake Ias, ,.,
we said Allen Poffenberger was ,soo t"
ing school at Bakersville. He WI
oseh appointed teacher and princip1I
OF the school at Fairplay. Il
Some of the hog owners who A..
NOT believe In having them inocuclsteS
nave come to it at last, after los;nr,
some OF their 400-pound hogs n,
Highoarger is being kept busy inoc ,,
ulatlng number on Sunday.
quite a number of farmers h,v.
begun cutting off their corn this weel
Some Of it is ripe and ~,
green.
Mr.. and Mrs Risuro-S e~---- -
down visiting >.
snaveley, and bs<.-,us wal. -
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a.. nrmes, Of Ro,.
noke, and M. F. Hines sister Mrs
VIM: Esterday, spent several DAYS last
week visiting relatives in Harrishnro
Joseph Wyand has had his buosv
shed remodeled to keep his new auto.
mobile in, when he gets it.
Chester Bruce McGraw has hea,
:implng around this place. He in.
lured his leg in a motorcycle misban
but he is getting all right again.
Silas Shipley and wife from rso-
Snepherdstown, were over Sunday, Wis
iting Web McGraw.
Lloyd BURNER, from near Burnside
Bridge, has bought a new Ford touring
car.
George Churchey started subscrip-
ton list for Edward Lewis, who has
oeen having very much bad luck in the
past FEW years since he began farming
by losing horses by death, then hi.
wheat crop from halstorm, and then
All of his hogs from cholera. Quite
nice sum was collected which we feel
will be thankfully received by Ed, and
hope that he will have better luck in
the future.
These persons attended the limo
! MUM fair below Baltimore last week,
going down in cars: R. D. Fisher Ohio
baylor, Elmer Bower, Hubert StOtel-
myer and John D. Remsbure.
Downs Benner, a former resident of
this place and a brother of Bentley
Benner, residing here, came in from
chicago to spend while. He left
mere about 40 years ago He lost his
| wife by death several months since.
lhey have bit one child, a married
daughter.
Bentley Benner, who was badly in
iurcd while assisting to excavate for
ne sinking of large gas tank at the
Carnahan garage and taken TO the hos
pfal at Hagerstown. is reported to be
resting from his terrible experience
from the explosion of dynamite. They
expect to save me eye, but will lose
the other. His brother Earl was with
MIN, but has only SCARED face from
living soa'ls and dirt. 1t was bad
accident, but could have been much
worse. They were lucky in not being
killed.
Joe Brashears. who is employed
iist for week or so, but is getting
better now.
Robert Thomas buried their three
msnths-old babe on Monday afternoon
or this week in Mountain View Gene
terv, Rev. Mr.. Kerlin officiating.
The Maud Almore Company will
give an entertainment in the Red
mems hall of this place every night
ms week. They came here from
burketsville. where they gave a mighty
entertainment last week. They come
as frst-class show.
=, Ora Kretzer and wife and Mr.. and
WIS. K. ]. Burnett. Of Dayton, Ohio,
are here visiting Mr.. Kayhr's rel
atlves. He left here forty years ago.
George kretzer, residing at Antietam
IRON works, is brother. At present
tney are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.