Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-04
SHARPSBURG NEWS


William Souder, wife and +,n
OF, Homewood, Pa. was he-o sai:r,
nome OF his mother and sists- " me
PANEL Souder, and daupb,e- MS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell F;.h
Brunswick, spent a counI. Ee' Of
with Howell's father and ste, eays
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fishe- iuig'aer,
was lust married on last u!.oSeu
Hagerstown to Miss Mamie way IN
OF Brunswick, by Rev. B. COsafc,
Howell is employed at Brnnsr o;Ila2n.
the B. & o. R. R., and we a.. A y
tnem well and say that Howell i ".sa
VI our pest young and hard-w5Tk;.s
men of this place. "O'Nns
Quite number of our wo-I5,s w.
soldier boys attended the br-;.,.Ssi
young Nield, OF Rohrersville, and I cor
ner, from near Antietam. Tbs,. AZ.
IN france and were Just broupb, eLS
K'chard Davis, near Shepherls...oo-.-lss'
| spent several days here with hi .Nn'
mother, Mrs. John R. McCraw 1n''
MISS Carrie Mumma is home OIL,
vacation OF couple of weeks ,, 81
North Carolina. HON
Mr. and Mrs. Lester KneII arr
erick, were UP visiting Mr. v ..TS-
sister, Mrs. Sheridan Drennar' ,.As
| town. near
or the hundreds of visitors =.
many States that were at the obss,v va'
ton tower last Sunday there was s' o.a
one old Civil War veteran, a Goth N my
man. 'O'' Oh!o
Leroy Nose, who is employed +, =.
railroad shops in Hagerstown. had ,ss
end OF the big finger on his lef, b,.s
cut OIL while at work last week -.
ting him on the relief list. -"
The Misses Moore, of New York =.
spending couple of weeks at the hon.
OF their grandmother and thei- anu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor DeLaune,, 49,
daughter, of Washington, are srs,5 ~.
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Cbare.
Lakin.
Keedysville lost out with the ,bi,4
game OF ball last week, and Charles
Town was beaten by our bows on SIM.
day. Our boys are coming to the from,
Samuel Painter, who has been i, a
hospital In PittSburg for some months
having skin grated from his BODY m.
to the palm of his hand, is now HAVING
the fingers treated by electricity 70 re-.
gain the use of the fingers. He is eY.
pected home shortly. He has had
long siege of it since his hand was hurt
John w. Fisher, Jr., of Roanoke, has
been here visiting his relatives for the
past couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ecton and
daughters, of Washington, were in hi,
old home town here last week for
day only. They had been visiting at
Hagerstown and Boonsboro.
Robert Wise, son and daughter, OF
Roanoke, are spending some time At
Porterstown with the yesterday family.
A petition was circulated and slgned
here by over hundred citizens from
this town and near by and sent to Bal
timore to the State Road Commission
urging them to take immediate action
on the completios of the State road
from Keedysville to the Shepherds.
town bridge.
The union picnic committee are ar.
ranging for the holding Of their picnic
in the Poffenberger woods on the bat
! tlefield August 18th.
Mrs. GLADYS Alderton and litk
daughter, of Baskin, W. Va, spent a
couple OF days at the home of her
mother here while her father. c. L.
Mongan, and her husband, Ed. Alderton,
motored TO Philadelphia.
Bruce Kline was I'D several days
from Washington visiting his family,
who reside here.
c. S. and Foster Mongan will open
up their old meat stand in the room
/ in Clarence's home. They have put IN
new refrigerator and will be ready
TO serve cold meat soon.
Walter Snyder has one and the only
tree in this section that is full OF tine
large peaches. One your correspon-
dent weighed that pulled down ten
ounces, but we can only speak OF Inc
size and not the taste.
Our historical surroundings did nor
seem to be a drawing card for the
Henry Ford party. They did not even
visit the historic battlefield.
The government road from the cor
porate limits to Antietam station Is 70
be resurfaced by contract in the near
future, so | am informed. 49,.
Superintendent Monath Of the Ahus,
tam Battlefield has received his pony
moving machine to be used on the V3''
| tlefield avenues