Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-12
e SHARPSBURG NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Line No.
6aAer,on 10 visit Mrs. Lines al 10
Ianlei iayior. he being house - -
Mr.. Jacobs. VINO recently moyas
t,is pace 10 the tenant house ., ''y En
Na,en sherman farm, had s,-rt 'he
paralysis one dav last week y,si;yylAe OF
! ing 10 uhe spring for water. IL . 20
OF oIeahlhg ms collar bone. He va .st
GU LOT al MS nome bv DR.. Card, az
~ Mongan went TO Chesre-,,.
last week to attend the Cr,1sS Ir'osn
meeting of the Woodme, 90 f"S lodge
Mrs. Luther Jackson bas america.
Washington to look after he gone 10
household affairs while a. @aIEhters
hospital. 'S IS IN the
Sorry to learn of the irn.--
frienc and at times townsrn,o VI our
eish Sherman. at his Washinc,o. nal
Our boatmen are waitino nome.
TOT some good news of starti,, ..H..'
the canal, but nothing fayorah,H w IN
We were fearing an OVERLAP as Vet,
during the last weeks rain -. '"ef
river was only little over b,i. ne
pad break now would alno.. 0dnk.
traffic from resuming. ''s' Stop
MT. and Mrs. Ernest Cr,r,.-
cnilo' OF Cumberland. are dow, =. sna
Sramer's mothers and UncIe a. r MIS
DeLauney'S for week or en- !. ANN
says ne has been laid off of VOL Lt," F'
five weeks. " WORK for
some wheat has been sold in the 49,.
week TO Charles Long and loaJs!' ls'
me cars at Antietam station. Tbo-.Cn
lots OF wheat unsold in This ' ,.;si IS
yer ana plenty more growing fas, N
IN mead now. some of il Out
MISS Geraldine Wise and friend
Miiier, OF Roanoke. and Miss FIo-.nsS
furrey, or Shepherdstown. are r;.;.
ing the family of Mr.. and Mrs WRIST
yesterday at Porter's. also Mrs E nam
days sister, Miss Ella Hines, is 80 ,5S..
visiting i uef'
Joseph Banner and two daugb,o.
Jefferson, Md. were visitors with 4"
and Mrs. John ]. Crampton S".3 vi
Jack walked them over part r ot.
battlefield. '"'' VI Inc
The first airplane to land at ORR ,o,n.
was one sent out by the Evening SnO ~
Baltimore last Saturdsy ahont rno VI
ihey circled around for awhile mil
tney found suitable place in the aoiI
OF FRANK Otto near the railroq1 and A.
ComaS Avenue. Hul IT. Is of ner;nn,
gathered there to take a look a,
lhey took some pictures on the ororrd
and We suppose of the town and ta.Js
held. So watch for the pictorial naoss
of the Sunday Sun for ", eynec, ~
see them in it shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plumhoff. of Baltimore
are spending some time with Clsrenrs
Myers and family near town: also M
and Mrs. George Weaver. near Keeoys.
vile, were at Dicks. rs he is here7
known by that nama. Enough of
Weavers to start I'D a little mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Line, who own
the fine home on the corner of the puh.
lie square, this place, have decided to
sell and move elsewhere, We are sor.
Iry to announce this, for we like them
here. This is a fine. up-to-data home
FOR some one to reside in.
Nihiser Kipe who is employed BY
Jack Poffenbarger on his farm was
hauling wheat last SATURDAY. afternoon
and when turning the corner at the
Lutheran Church the saddle morse
frightened, throwing Mr.. Kipe of. and
the wagon wheel lust scraped the side
OF his leg and foot. badly bruisine f,
The wagon had 100 bushels of wheat
on it,
Fred Nose the uptown merchant
has been suffering very much with
bad case of rheumatism. but is out
again.