Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-01
SHARPSBURG NEWS

"sehs with her uncle 80,
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah ChurcSa,.t ana
the Roulette farm. 1'N'l-y' at
Mir. and Mrs. Theodore MI
are in from the Adams farm o;-auhey
rotomac, stopping with TbeoI.".@
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. z Dai s,I
The picnic held by the Rr --,'sy,
sunday school last SATURDAY vas '' S.e,;
attended and on Sunday tnev 80, ven
push meeting in the woods near 10
Rohrer's. O'' JACK
Thomas Reels sons lost ~ cbo,o-
over 50 hogs and some would 30
weighed 300 pounds. nave
Mrs. Jennie Hammond was ..;s;.
ing ner sister-in-law, Mrs Ean 80
Hammond, at Carlisle, Pa for 80 'm.lT
days. Her niece, Miss Hester Snayel
ly, went with her. '1'e
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benner .,
washington, are visiting NJ. Benns,n
sister, Mrs. Vim. H. Hignbarper this
week. So MIS-
Harry Hoover, who is drivir,
truck for E. " Hull in Pennsvlvan;o
was at his home here over SUNDAY with
his wife and son. WV"
Some fine catches of bass and other
fish have been reported as beinp Lana
ed by number OF our town fshermc,
and others from many places near h.,
as this has become a noted Gshin,
and camping ground for tourists AMI
mixers. anu
Rev. B. r. and his wife, Mrs. Carna-
han, Of Mt. Pleasant, Md, u. |. Fried
ell, of Basic, Va, and Mrs, w !
Friedell and son Billy, of Haperst,v.1S
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d
Grove. ~
Miss Martha McGraw spent ten.
day vaction with her aunt, Mrs
Robert White, at Hampton, Va, .
r. G. Stride, of Hagerstown, has
been making frequent visits to orr
town and vicinity. June, as we call
him, is now sales agent for the Haper,.
town Motor o., selling Ford auto
mobiles, and he says is making rood
at it. SUN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
daughter, of Harrisburg, Pa, are here
on fishing trip, stopping at Mrs
Smiths father, Martin Glass.
Edward Lewis, whose wheat Gro,
was destroyed by hail storm during
the summer, threshed from what he
harvested Just 81 bushels, registered nv
the thresher, and the cholera killed
his 35 hogs and shoats.
Mrs Barney O'Donnell, of Philq-
delphia, after sending several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
moore, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wells. Of
Coschocton, Ohio, are here visiting
tneir relatives, stopping with her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Thomas, nea. the
MILLER saw mill place. Philip ana
Miss Mollie Lum, brother and sister
Paul Stockslager is in PENNSYLVANIA
driving a truck for E. v. Hull.
Mrs. Ernest Alien, pi WASHINGTON.
IS ere visiting her mother AMI her
sisters and little daughter, who has
oeen with her grandmother for sonc
time.
Mrs. P. c. Dulin and daughters.
Miss Marjorie and Louise Dulin. IRE
spending a week or So at Mrs, Dulin's
home with her parents, MIR. ana Mrs
o. I. Reilly.
MISS Caroline Truman. vic IS orc
ot our public school teachers, and has
been spending her vacation at the
nome OF her parents at Narrows, Ken
lucky, will return this week and take
charge of her school again.
". /. Reilly received an answer
from the Hon. F. NJ Zihlman to sew
cral letters from the New York Moru-
ment Commission that were forwarded
Mr.: Zihlman in regard to the building
md rebuilding of the old Durkard
Cnurch, and Mr.. Zihlman saws he will
taKe the matter up at once when Con-
sresS resumes after the recess and is
sure 1t will be rebuilt by the govern
ment
Several visitors to our town refused
to have their names put in the papers
We suppose they left their homes for
Atiantlc City or some other seaport, but
instead came to our town where board
ing was much cheaper among relatives
ABOUT 81 men are quartered in camp
cars at Antietam station, employed by
me N. & w. Railway raising track
ihey Will be here for about ten days.
lhe Hutzell Caverns near Boons-
ooro are about ready to be opened TO
visitors in a week or so. They have
oeen working on it for some time. A
email sum Of admittance will be charg-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dorsey have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
al the homes Of their parents. They
were given a good serenading by the
c1aalithumpian band on Saturday night.
iney have the best wishes Of their
many friends here.
John Green and son, of Hagerstown,
were down here to Johns old home
town on fishing trip.
Mr.. and. Mrs Alfred Nose and chill
dren: Of Washington, were up on Mon
'av IN their car on short visit for the
dav only.
Wm. Farley. son Of Charles Farley.
was riding his bicycle when he was
struck by the auto being driven BY
August Loman. He was injured bad