Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-09
SHARPSBURG MIN,

MIR. and Mrs. WaI,e.
Alfred A. Burlick and s Lee an5 DIP
more, were Up visitin, o. Bali.
' Iamss m NJ and Mrs. Frank ~se's
n. saiiiSs marrow. Civil war ~.
mortal dds d. was here a. "lan,
AZ of ne Gay, Uncle Jim is co.. ~ Me-
ni.o VI Anuetam Post, G. A. ? ''I'H4nt-
The I nnio ne IS looking good. MS
10 LES uprooted and many biz Many
% as VIII !, require a great deal u, GT9vn
Ss. II cleaned I'D again. VI laoor
~, oiu mas oeen received tina, -.
n mans OF Russell Stull. which me re-
Shs ppea from France, would were
0 ,,,;i, some time this Vel, reach
vii, VIII DC buried in the National Z and
. .Sty Nv the side of the others Seme-
ta nee ;,,, ne VIII be buried With cured
william H: Stull, aged fs
aied last Friday and was h.. years,
Moheay In Mountain View CO on
WI pun was paralyzed ahoT, ..SIerY.
liars ago, and was almost ei,SignN
astnough OF late years with .Lp'eSs,
VI cTutches he could get dow, we aid
ne ieaveS wife and these greet.
mrs; hull, Mrs. Grove, Mrs 'Pt,.-ren:
rred Stuil,. Mrs. Price PAIN rIner,
ana near by, one sister. Nj We we're
touser, a half sister. Mrs. Ch VIM
swan, and brother lack Stnu o"arIes
Charles Graves. who has bso.
ing In the east since las, FeS- nIsI-
homa. ''''' IN Okla.
Benjamin and Jacob Stride ., u
eerstoWn, nave bought a piece 81 , ma,
near the Miller Saw Mil 81 'and
VIII build bungalow on il "a o'v -.5 ana
Mrs. Ada Thomas, of w,sb;,.
Is mere visiting her son. Harry '''f'U n
lhomas, for a week or so I' {
Mrs. Alice Renner had b,l
again. IS Deter
Jerome Nose was called 70 Wash.
ton to bring his young son hc,,,o Ing Ing
was poisoned by eating canned oo" "no
Robert Swain, wife and son .,
Berkeley: w. Va. spent a week hars
with their parents. "s's
Joseph Piper, of Xenia, Ohio is b.,.
with his sister, Mrs. Lottie Irwi, r..
a couple of weeks STAY. vi
The canal BOYS BY recon, o...
from the superintendent hay. ~. ~.
all the boats on the 90. Some had 1 ~,
been started UP yet, but thev vii, :,
kept busy now the balance If The
season with the government cont-ac,s
Miss Caroline Truman. one of om.
public school teachers. lief, for Crr,
berland on Tuesday to spend a comnIs
Of DAYS with her brother, then will
90 to her home at Narrows, Kentrcty
Misses Mary SNYDER and Helen
Gloss, who are employed in Washing.
ton. have been spending the past week
here.
Vim. Jackson, OF Roanoke. was IN
to spend dav here with his mother.
who was UP from Washington for a
few weeks. William was in q railroad
wreck last February and was badly
injured and hasn't fully recovered from
it yet.
Charles Snyder, superintendent Of
the National Cemetery, has been
working a number of men in the Gene
terry since the terrible storm Every
thing is about cleaned up now but
the iron fence and stone wall that
will be done by contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershey. of Balti-
more, were Up visiting William Rowe,
at the landing last week.
Some of our many visitors who
were here for memorial day felt slight
ed BY not seeing their name in thu
SharpSburg letter. II would take an
entire page of the Register to men
ton all. Although this being called
a muleish town only though when the
canal mules are home, and thev be-
ing away, we had no special attrac-
ton such as mule racing and riding.
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