Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
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General John A. Glenn NJ w
ton' was the weekend eus.' o'.'hs-
Naleigh Sherman. General O.. M.
away from home when ten -. - Tan
Join the Union Army. He -, DC 10
mer boy at the battle OF Cbict.os u In
and voted for Abraham Iincoi."a
age of twelve-all soldierS d the
U 1oSea 10 vote; During his Visit a., a.
General and Mr.. Sherman had y NE
.isitlul call on President Hars.T, ~.
Ihe FAMOUS camping party of Pres al
Edison-Ford at Pecktonville -s''"e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew K. Sves,.-
washington, are stopping al Mr. ~. VI
M. Snavelys. Mr.. Syester ius, o oeo
out of hospital. I]S' came
Joseph Donaldson and his orr... -..,,
Miss Lillian, of Baltimore. are , NM
at the Nicodemus House for tbi. ISIS ISIS
lhis was Mr.. Donaldson's old 80 -
ne being a son of Walter A. DoraI5.'a,ee'
a former superintendent of An,;e,o-n.l'
national Cemetery. He inform. ~.
writer that his brother, Louis 4 No..
ALISON, better known while hr-D 81.
Stonewall Donaldson, has been srrCir,
ca superintendent of the Loudoun p,,y
National Cemetery in Baltimore ia
served IN the Spanish Wa,
Quite number of campers Ar. "ia..
the Potomac near by this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iohnso- 81
hve children, of Hagerstown, speD, =
week with Mr.. Johnson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dahlen Johnson. ''''
Our SharpSburg baseball bows nlav.
ed a game of ball with the KeedysyiIIe
boys last Saturday. The SharpsburV
boys came out ahead, score 81 In II
in favor of the Sharpsburg bows. The
game played with the Keedysviue boys
on July 10th was in favor of the SbarrsY
burg boys, score 5 to 6.
! The Canal Towage Company's steam
dredge is at work near the SNYDER land.
ing, making the ditch deeper. They
will be working on that level for
month or probably longer.
Johnnie Murphy was up from Wash.
ington visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Murphy.
Hog cholera has broken out in
this section on the farm of Harry o.
Clipp, tenanted by Jesse Clipp. Sew.
eral have died and the remainder have
been inoculated. Also Edgar Ham.
I II.
doesn't have the disease, though.
John Gardner lost one of his hog.
by choking on green apples last week.
One hog loss doesn't seem like much,
but it is with the working day labor
man.
Mrs. Jacob Wyand, who had been at
the hospital in Hagerstown, is at her
home now and getting along nicely.
VIM. H. Boyer and Leo Boyer, Of
Washington, spent a couple of days at
the home of their grandmother, Mrs.
VIM. H. Boyer, in this place.
The teachers, scholars and friends
to the number of $50 went TO Brad
dock Heights on Wednesday of last
week and spent the day there They
report having a fine time. They were
taken in buses and private automo-
biles.
! Miss Louise Grove, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Dillon Grove, of Hagers-
town, is visiting her grandfather, Sam
uel Mumma, and her auntS.
M. T. Gross and some friends Of
Washington were up on short visit
to his relatives and sightseeing.
Herbert Gross and two children, of
Washington, are spending vacation
here at Mr.. and Mrs. David CROSS.
Ridgeley H. Shackleford, who has
been suffering for some months with
iaundice, died at his home here last
"Wednesday, aged 6S years. He leaves
wife and one son, Harry, who resides
in Hagerstown, and one brother, better
known as Uncle Bud Shackleford. He
was member of the Lutheran Church
and of the K. of P. order, they burying
him. Quite large number of Knights
attended the funeral. He was buried
in the Mountain View Cemetery.
The body of Russell Stull, who died
while serving in the Worlds War in
France, arrived here last Friday even
ing and was buried with military hon
ors in Antietam National Cemetery.
His father, VIM. H. Stull, recently died.
His mother, one brother and number
of sisters survive.