Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-03
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WIN. II. Baker, who rso.,,
MS IaFm near Antietam - sold
liaS moved to Tilghman,on - "orks,
cry ne recently bought "a "e rop-
mas sold his life long hon. Baker
man from England ~ gentle.
MISS tana Brashears and ba-,
man friend came up from Wssbs'- smile
aho spent Sunday with Edna,s ,..eton
mr.. and Mrs. James BrasheaTs parents.
ABOUT 2OO persons of ali soa.
~ inc street mummers' parade ME- sie
night. All manner of costm,n monday
worn. The rain made il verv d;s were
aole, out they marched lust the see. es'
quite a number of persons same
place nave been having very - Is
and others ailments, almost d;-. So'a'
them from work. N'Ss0iIns
Harvey Boyer, of BrunswicI -,
a son OF Samuel Boyer, of this ILL., ina,
and Miss Katherine Malone weTa p -'
rled last week at Brunswick T itsa'.
spent several days at Harvey's so-y
nome here with his father ana s;s
MISS Ruth Boyer. They will resi5a e,,
Brunswick, where Mr.. Bower ;s
ployed on the B. & o. Railroad TN
groom is aged IS and the bride 'I ne
years. 'Ae 10
There were some fine old piecs. =,
chinaware and many other hin. VI
exhibition at the community sbn,, vi
Inc community show held in n.
Red Mems hall was quite a success
although being little late in he
season not quite as much was on az.
hioltlon, but Of fine quality, and We.
wei attended. They will arrange -
hold It little earlier next seasnn
Talk about candidates, the town wa,
full of them last Saturday night and
during the week. Some are bound IN
be beaten, though.
Edward Lewis lost a good old horse
by death last week.
Samuel Brashears got frightened
about the cholera and butchered two ~
his large hogs last Sunday.
Vincent Delaney, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Frank DeLauney, of tbis
place, and Miss Mary Clipp, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clipp, residing
at Appletown, were married last Satur.
day evening in this place by Pow. A :.
kerlln at the parsonage. Iuey have
our best wishes.
| am Informed that Poodle Poffen-
berger expects to retire from farming
and occupy his recently bought home
and get road building out of il.
Mrs. Alvey Leatherman, living on
the Charles Dorsey farm, received
slight stroke of paralysis, Slightly at.
fecting the one side of her face, which
is only noticeable when she gives one
of her pleasant smiles.
Quite bit of SEEMING has been done
in the canal since the water has been
drawn off and some fine hauls have
been made, among them quite number
of carp.
Eugene Wilhelm informs us that
Luther Benner's old cat died and he
bawled like little child about it.
Mrs. M. L. Burgan returned home
last week after months visit with
her brother in Wisconsin and points
in different parts of the West.
Captain Monath, superintendent OF
the battlefield, is taking a two week.
vacation.
Col. Louis R. Stegman and his wife
and Mr.. Shaw, chairman and member
of the New York State Monument Com
mission, were here visiting the battle
field several days last week, guests Of
Mrs. George M. Snavely They are
writing a book, entitled "New York at
Antietam." This is their first visit
since the dedication of the New FORK
Safe monument over a year since.
They also visited several Of the south
ern batt'ehelds and Washington City.
They were highly pleased with their
State grounds and the general
appearance Of the battlefield is in ex-
cellent condition. >and the superinten-
dent and workmen deserve great deal
of credit for their good work