Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-12-08
SHARPSBURG NEWS

hiit nS -FOUR hogs last week ~.
weiened 4eS, 43S, 3es and PSI norn mat
Tm. Fry two, 447 and 5O2l 'u ms
hammond, one 40; H. NJ, iob5S onh
TWO, over 400 pounds each ''ihSon,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Tu,;o.
marry swain, of Cumberland SSos an1
McCraw, OF Philadelphia, Mr. Am SileS
rorDeS, OF pennsylvania. Lester Pa,tISH-
OF washington, Levi Benner' of per.
icy, ana Oroie Bender, of PennsyiT.nMIss-
were here to attend the funers IND,
Robert Swain. iaI OF
contest has been on in the pas.
Church OF this place bv BibIe-oIIu
workers, with A. d. Grove car las; lass
the Red Buttons, and MISS NJ NJ oi
Mayor captain of the Blue Bu,ion-
MI, orowe came out ahead bv as.
lou points. Each new member CO.. co.,
ing nve points. Just few week. CO.
me 6ioie-class of this school numSa-e',
oniy SIX members. Now there are ~
roiied lo2, and on Sunday 80 NJ ~
NUMBER were here to answer roI -
Inc attendance of the SUNDAY CO..,
numbered 24O. Each captain had "o
erai assistants and the apreemen, 49,.
tat the one getting the Lowest ,,'. @S
per OF points was to give a snnnn.
the entire Bible class in ,ba w
mems hall Saturday evening. Decns ea
Der 9th. Uncle Alex is to have bis r,
served upon the platform. so he he S s.,e1i
or the one who came nut abao5 says,
Mrs. Frank Stevenson and RI,
Miss Sadie Gave, of Baltimoro ,ed,
up visiting Mrs. Stevenson's former
FUnn,. witn her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
E. G. Boyer butchered his four large
hogs on Tuesday of this week Tbe,.
weighed $50, 551H, SAP and 53is
pounds. totai of 2,1SlH pounds
Tod Marshall lost his two fat hoos,
from lingering case of cholera. f.
thought they had gotten we'll
Earl Gross, of Cumberland, came
uown to see his sick mother. Mr.
Kate Gross. WIS
Walter Stouffer has his stone crush
ing outfit at Smoketown crushing ~
rebuild the road running through r,
Eakle's Cross Roads.
Harry Clipp, who had one arm,
broken, is at his home here and is
reported as getting along good
Leroy Nose is on the sick list. sue-
ferlng with a bad case of tonsi tits
Mrs. Kate Gross, who had been sict:
and reported bet er, is now very i'll
Her daughter, Mrs. Hood Fisher, from,
near Porterstown, is at her mothers;
nome here helping TO care for her.
Some of the young men of this place
went TO Security last week to work, bur
they could not and the punishment
and returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. D. Hines, Of
Martinsburg, were over at Uncle Bill
CONS helping to butcher.
The talk of the day was, who were
going to buy the jacques lots. Nov.
VINO Is going TO buy the Vim. Piper
farm of 9S acres near town to be sold
in HagerStown Dec. 18th. This is q
good little farm and will make the
small farm hunter a nice home
FOR the benefit of some of the read
ers of the Register. we will note the
weight of A. D. Groves hogs. He
Killed three that weighed 45S, 400 ana
$50 pounds. Now Mr.. Grove says he
will have full and plenty for the dis
tant readers when they want 10 come
up on visit.
Sheridan Moore, Of Cumberland, was
down assisting his father, Frank Moore,
to butcher his big hogs
Alex Davis fe | on tine concrete pave
ment in front of M. L. Burgan's LAST
week, hru ing himself badly.
MRS. Vincent Delaney, of Apple
town, is visiting the parents of her
husband in his pace.
Russell Hemphill, who is employed
at the Security cement works at that
place, has been at his home here the
naet wce'- on he sick list
Web McGraw spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sila9
Shipiey near Shepherdstown.
Jennings Poffenberger spent week
with his sister, Mrs. Edgar Hammond,
Myers Mill place.
Our ores are putting their Xmas
ornaments and sweets tc kre FROM
for the benefit of shoppers.
loEn X. Beckenbaugh, who has q
number Of fine COWS, intends TO have
GEORGE Beeier to erect new sheds for
Ne' T. a. -Eer'in inic rms he ;rtsr
that ne is so wears old and was never
sick dav I his FIFE. He has been q
resident of Sharpsburg for Is years
and never missed an arranged sermon
on or off his circuit. He has breaches
over 700 funerals, and IS enjoying the
best of health The wish of the writer
is that he NAV continue to keep we'll
am live man" more years.
Robert Swain, by being member OF
the Woodmen. at his death his widow
viii get $1,000 from the order.
Mrs. S. c. George, Of Haverhlll,
Mass, is here visiting her sister. Mrs
Philip Grove, and other relatives.
TIE ET5i entertainment of three to
be given by the National Lyceum COM
pany was held in the Red Mems ha't
last Friday night, with a very gooo
attendance, and was pronounced hrst-
class.