Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-16
BRIEFS.

ECE NSN'
o.rs-s' drug store.
r, 70 D. c. Shipley's for collars,
,,.3,es and team nets
SIMMER lap spreads and drivin'
a. D. c. Shipley's.
=, binds of poultry remedies on sale
Ovens drug store
r-,s are 20 cents a dozen TO-DAY
- Iu;,er is 10 cents a pound.
-- nom will be full next Monday.
Summer begins on Tuesday June list
wheat is quoted in the local marke
-, i 90 a bushel and corn at IS
cents.
-. os Crossett women's dark tar
=. formerly $500. now $50
Z; Hodges
Stationery and Kodaks on sale at
oas0,' drug store. Also fresh shit
~,ent Of candy.
For best prices on lambs and wool.
III p,riy & Son. Charles Town. Tel
erhore 2l5-l3.
chicken and waffle suppers are row
.- .-i1r at the Little Green Tea House
., the river hill.
Lost in Shepherdstown or on tho
cllrbe-j Grade, a pair of gloves
Sis return to Mrs. ]. w. Ware, lr.
VI and Mrs. John Kyd Beckenbaugh
sc,,,.liued the bridge club at their
Io'Sr. nome. Ferry Hill Farm, on Wed
nesday night.
R.rn 10 MIR. and Mrs. Harry Furr
Iatt eor
Sur v.ls formerly Miss Bertha Baker
OF SGcphcrtStown.
Mrs Bette Boyer fell down some
stems At the nome of her daughter, Mrs.
u i Downs, few days ago and frac-
ured one eff her ribs.
Dr Z. D. Davis. specialist, of Ha-
oersrown. will be at the Shipley Hotel
T. Shepherdstown next Tuesday, juno
1Ist 10 examine eyes for glasses, etc.
mr. Louis K. Koontz has our
thanks for some interesting newspa,
rers sent us from the Philippine
Islands.
MIR Farmer. when you have cattle,
hogs. sheep, lambs and calves for sale.
write or phone RELY & Son, Charles
Town. for best prices. Telephone
2l5-l3.
Our Shepherdstown baseball team
has gotten its new uniforms "a very
nice sc, of suits of a popular make.
They will be used for Tie first time
in this afternoons game.
The womans missionary society OF
the Uvilla Methodist Church will have
an exchange Saturday Of this week at
Miss Mann'S store room, Shepherds
town. Chickens, pies, cakes, etc.
We have for sale a full supply OF
coal in LykenS Valley red ash, all
sizes. Pocohontas nut and Cumber-
land run-of-minc and lump. We advise
YOU to Law in your winter supply now
while prices are low. w. H. Knode.
Miss Addie r. Ireland, of the Shep-
herd College faculty, is quite i'll an
has had to give up her work for the
present. Miss Edith !. MaXson, o.
Washington. d. c., took charge OF m
art classes at the college on Tuesday,
The regular chapel exercises al
Shepherd College scheduled for hurs'
day evening at 100 will be held this
week at seven, in order to give the
students an opportunity to hear tnS
South at eight o'clock.
Train No. | of the B. & o. Railroad
last Sunday afternoon struck an auto
mobile at Buck Lodge station in Mont
gOmyry county, Md, and smashed II
tOpiyccs. Richard Nicholson and Cleg1
gett Hawkins were both instantly killed
and " D. Windsor was terribly IN
iurei
W ". Waddy, agent Of the Norfolk
Western Railway at Shepherdstown,
SAYS that the express company VIII for-
ward free of cost supplies intended Tor
the people made destitute by the ter
rltle floods in Colorado last week. Red
Cross officials are especially asked to
note this offer.
Cards have been issued in Wheel
ing, ". Va, by William l.. Greer,
announcing the engagement OF his sis1
ter, Miss Eleanor A. Greer, to KEY
r. T. L. Strider, rector of st. Matthew 3
Episcopal Church, of that city. kew
Mr.. Ntricr is native OF Jefferson
county, his former home being near
Leeiown.
Melvin X Friend. aged fourteen
years, son of Bruce Friend, OF HagerS-
town. vas drowned in the Potomac
river at Dam No last Saturday while
trying to save his younger brother,
VINO had gotten in water beyond M
ccptn. The body was recovered ING
following day after dynamite had been
exploded in the water.
Pete Nally, a small boy of Harper,,s
fcrr', was fooling with a motorcycle
mar was standing before the Hotel
Connor in that place, when the ma
chInc Tell over on him and broke both
OF hI, cGS. He was taken to nos
n.'aI IN Martinsburg. and the driver
" TIC car that carried him was making
SIg~.ri time when he passed through