Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28
SHARpSBURG NEW

farm TO their home al A-.i..- Zen
works, died Sunday night y. IN IN Ion
OF couple years back, Sbs s-.sNss
husband and number of ch,r+..aSss a
TWO brothers. George and pa,-ea ant
berger. She was 50 years 's' O'zell
services by Rev. A. A. Kerr, age
Cemetery. ''oun'a'n Wen
Inc Sharpsburs Stars n,,,..,
town Sunday afternoon sco- 7Gnks-
IL TO 4 in favor of Shar7sS'.- oelnE
visiting team were fore ~. {. The
pitchers in the box in one ;- TN Two
u. 5. Army officer, of va. ming.
General James RmcL9.....-- ION, vas
Lear. '''s' q .- Van.
3 Berry VERY Bell, his wife and rw, .......-
Oh Of waynesboro. Pa, were vista n
me battlefield and our town 70
Is son OF c. H. Bell, form ostfy
snaht In the present BANKING mt .neT'
mis- place: now aresident nj wynn IN
ooro, and is clerk for the En-, ', mes
ufacturing Company. '.-" Man.
Joe lravinger, who is ennl,,..,
washington, and friend Mi Nj IN
Boyer, went down Sunday ME- Ruth
10 visit her brother Frank fo- - Nuth
Louie Lowman has Dough. gay gay.
car. He has gotten tired os Iron; rofd
the old horse. u driving
MISS Katherine Adams, of wsy,..
ooro, Pa, was down over SIZES %nnes'
with her aunt, Miss There's K, aaaay
The battlefield workers viii I'1 .ls
have horse mower to relieve , Joun
Of so much hard moving. The Ns.
FORK State monument grounds Of sew
en- acres is looking fine. - Ss''
Mr.: Paul Davis and !. Hugh Mill,
and Miss Miller sold to a Hao D,s,s'
town man piece of ground 70 Sniii
another club house. This viii m nah.
six near the Miller saw mill place '"'''
Walter Weaver, tenant on u.
Peter Remsburg farm, near town !:
belfast with typhoid fever
jeremiah Summers, an aged co,o-.,
man employed by George Wyand and m
the Hoffman farm. was thrown f-o W.
farm wagon, iniuring himself had
| ly. 0Hl'
Mrs: Charles Ecton. who died at be-
home in Hagerstown. was broupht here
and buried in Mountain View Con-.
terry last Friday. Mrs. Ecton was
former resident Of this place
Josephus Gross, who recent,y ,,o,.,,
to this town from the country, will :IY ssII
at public sale next SATURDAY, "a lo .,1f
5oth, at one O'Clock a number Of ar.
ticies, such as wagons, bugeies har.
ness, tools and some household ponis
not having use or room TO store them
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Monath were q,
Chambersburg. Pa, to attend the
funeral of Samuel Monaths wife WV
Winnie Haynes, of Clarksburp w
va. is visiting his brother and the
FAMILY of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Ben.
ner in this place.
One of the large plate glass in one
of Nj. l.. Burgan's windows at the
left entrance has started to crack from
the top down. These glass are large :
and very costly.
Our big boys went to Hagerstown
last Saturday afternoon and played
game with the Western MARYLAND bows
Score 2 to | in favor of the Sharps-
burg boys.
Chester Bruce McGraw was on;
riding with some boy friends last Fri
day night in the vicinity of Burnside
bridge and something went wrong with
the car, which ran into the wall dam
aging the car.
Hon. Samuel G. George. of Haver-
hill, Mass, spent several DAYS here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grove.
Z. l.. Mongan, who has been IN the
meat business in Waynesboro, Pa, is
at his home here, not being very
well.
A few of the town boys and girls
took little hike to the Burnside bridge
to have vicente roast and marsh
mallow toast.
Mrs. Victor Mumma and several
children, of Hagerstown, were down
visiting Mrs. !. G. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartle and little child
of Hagerstown, spent SUNDAY with
Mrs. Hartle's parents here Mrani
Mrs. Johnnie Benner
The-very dry spell of weather pul
people in this town and especially {
number Of the farmers to great deal
of inconvenience and much extra labor
some having all the water for theif
stock to haul for some distance. near.
" all of their cisterns in town q
country having been dry.
WIS. NJ. i. Gross OF washington
is spending some time with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Kate Gross. of this place.
Clarence Snyder has bought him.
self new Ford coupe car
Jacob Nose is spending some timi
with his sons John and LEROY at their
old home place here.
Thomas Wintermover has gone 70
Norfolk. Va, to spend some time with
his daughter. p
Mrs. Silas Drenner has been very
seriously i'll, suffering with heart
trouble
George Kaylor is driving the through
ous to Shepherdstown now.
IL Is real exciting To hear n whistle
blow in our town. and the onv time
Wper you do hear one is when 4 trac.
ZION engine is passing through.