Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-12-01
SHARPSBURG NEWS


Harry Remsburg has o.,
ms Ia'ner place here to his home IN
Cu us1h property, at the Dur...S
Ehurch' Fred Flock. who had net r,r,,1tS
u, moved into the house yaca,e- =.
Harry, with Mrs. Flook's parents ~
and Mrs. Hicks Remsburp' M,
JACOB Kidwiler is making ,,,
OF improvements to the Munson 80,
erty now owned by Mr.. Remshrttn,'p-
porch the length of the front VII y
one OF the Improvements, enr,-,o,
sheds, etc. charged
Charles McGraw, of Phila5ar,..
came home To attend the funeral - r. -
IRE long associate, Robert Swai,
McGraw has been in very 5ai;. WI
heaith from an injury he receives 60 60
months ago. ''eo some
George, Joy, of Brunswick e,a,,
several DAYS with VIM. Row q, - .sn
Snyder landing. at me
Victor MuInma was dowr thai,
giving day helping Vicnr Sr,; s.'"s-
dinner. Sat d Dir
| ihese big hogs have been butcbe-o.,
IN our town the past week: Fdwa-,
line four, weighing 36l, 363, 364 49,
3S5 pounds: Leonard Highbarper W.
weighing 1876 and $50 mounds M %V,
Victor Smith four large ones. -
Grove, four large ones: David IL
one, 535 pounds: VIM. o. Gov III
365, 400 and 4O5 pounds: CieveIoro.;;
Delaney two large ones: Carl ~
two large ones; Mirvin DeLaurey tn,-
443 and 456 pounds. W.
Mrs uc,, Grayco, Me-.
! the lucky ones in the Washington pc,
contest, she receiving part OF the cast,
! IN go'd prize and one of the autos .
Reo. valued atSl 10000 She went -,
washington the latter part of lasr
week and brought it home.
VIM yesterday and Hood Fisher
residing at and near PorterStown
ere ARRANGING their stable to 90 into th,.
'''rv business. concretinp them an :
making them sanitary. Those in thar
vicinity who have been selling thei,,
mix have been eettine very satisfoc
'"rv returns from weekly sales Th.,
farmer needs something to pet snrr
cash out of their crops.
los. Hines, Of Roanoke, Va
""nnt thanksgiving with his sister Mrs
Vim. Easterdav, at Porterstown.
Mr. and Mrs. F. lee GravSor ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Guv Ditto snent several
'avS with Mr. and Mrs. Tohn Gravsou
ot Morrartown, w Va. Lucy drove ur,
in her new car she Just won.
Mrs. Paul StocSslaeer and child have
returned from weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Edward Alderton. at Berke-
lev. w Va.
Uncle Bud Shackleford fell las,
Thursday, iniurinR himself and dis
ahline him from work.
Miss Alta Champion. who is empoved
~ Uniontown Pa, is at her home here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alberr
Tramnton. Miss Mabel Jus. got over
n FIVE weeks sickness Of dinhtheria.
She is endowed as stenographer fol-
the coal comnanv.
Mrs. Kate Gross and her daughter
Mrs Iosenh Hammond. Tr, were hotFi
on the sick list last week, but have
gotten well again.
BOARDING with Mrs Lawrence Easter
dav. is now boarding at the Nicodemus
House.
The funeral OF Rotert Swain was one
of the largest and saddest held in this
place for sometime. as he was m~ct
resrected bv al who knew him The
services were held at the home OF Mr.
SWANS wife nv Rev. A. A Ker'i- a,c
as he was a member of the Woodmer
!. order thew turned out in bod" arc
buried him. II required Georoa Shave.
lev's large truck to carry them To he
, cemeterv, where he was buried Ahou
2S automoh'ies were in the procession
Quite a number came from his rnmt
at Berkeley. where he was emploved a
lime BURNING
Iawrence yesterday and dauohter
Miss Martha. and Miss Marjorie Rende
snent THANKSGIVING in Martineh"ro viii
Mrs. Fasterdav's sister and mother
Mrs. Reno wvand and LITTLE dauoh
ter. Miss Frances, scent several week:
in WASHINGTON with Mr.. an' Mrs
rohn Cook formerly of Antietan
National Cemetery.
Miss Maud Ormer and mo'N"- ~;
Miss Maria McGraw. of H"""-".o"7
snert thanteoiving at Miss MoC-"wf
home here with Mr.. and NJ" WI
Fisher.