Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-08
shARPsBURG NEWS

Mos hs. n'oin'ne' aged 81 yes-.r ,ast
noss mas been sufferer - -aIs, Mr..
,louoie Tor months. and ~. ~" interior
NAG oeen tried TO save mir, Means
ca. he had been enp9ge4 a.. al. fall
sioeery ana other businaSs the
oer OF years and was one -. Z num-
ourss best citizens. He I.- Snaps
and one son, FredericL - wife
mrs. Frank DeLaunev a,I -. isters.
Mose ol Hagerstown, brothers r cula
hr ob near Swan Pond, and on. rank rank
orolner residence not known '',s other
q x member of the Mason, on! ne vas
ad gus OF Pythias and of the ban, ahd
So Church. Rev B. R "s'orn-
a aorIner minister, preached 49,, .',.. an
sermon at the house, and ~ 'uneral
inferred in Mountain Viey ' C. oo1y vas
Tuesday. Il" cemetery on
mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hall W.,
enid, of Hagerstown a.. "'.son and
sog with his mother, Mrs. : { several vera
o Pitsnogle Farley and Mis-.
WV Wo *, and Martha McGraw Edna
Fill is'on Sunday in his s,.a 10
inner Boyer, Burnside Re,r au'o and
naw and Edward Mos w.Sn, Allen
oy IRAN to see big gam NJ Gown
York. washington and Neg,
from some unknown
games of ball thar we-a cause the
s saig u mere were called Of ave oeen
ba ,u me season may be over Will IS
0oyS uhiesS they get new ma, ,u. the
%. ".' ahG MRS: Philip Hines and 49,,
tel ana her little child. NJ 1'ueh-
speht a week at the home Of NWgt W.
mrs. VIM. yesterday ar por,a- W., and
WI wi: ana MRS. Joseph Hines. If ''p p"n
M Ca came up to spend a week H n;,b
MT; ana Mrs. yesterday. Win
oo. W. ana Mrs. VIM. Grim
IEGnnpanied by some friends ,-a az,
TIorlaa, came up from Wasbino,,n rom
SpSnt couple of days here ~" and
wniie returning home fro,, 49,.
70 tnis place last SATURDAY. nigb. visit I.st
Mayor was run into BY an an. ONO
U 9llven by man from West W. Vi-u usIns
one 'front.' wheel was smash. EIll'a.
OUT no one was injured as ~ Gown
t MAS very gentle one. The Jriyo or' &c ss
the G Gar mad bad lights and will ,e ~,
'''e damage to the buggy, wa pay
Mr; and Mrs. Arthur \Dorser u
1lLu MRS. David Hess and M-sN WI nlr'
lno'llas drove to HARRISBURG a. S, H.
"a. uay 10 visit some Of Mr.. Hess F-; Gun
ALBERT Long and brother have bo,.,.
piece of ground from tbe Sougnt
n nliler farm and he and his bro,b bo.'' oSI
mer use. ~o''"se Tor sum-
., W. n /. Miller, of Fairmont w Y.
any anu r. Z. Dulin, of Baltimore ,re b va
am weeks vacation, STOPPING m, f
.h wives, who are at the b6ua sn u.
''ieir parents for a week or so ''''' Vi
WI, W.T. and Mrs. Lester Otto and CO.,
Mere down visiting Testers na-sO Sva
Tr. and Mrs. Frank Otto. Lest has ba,
oeG, suHerlng with very sevare cola I
me late potato crop in this Sac,;O,
won amount to very much. some c r,,rs
almost a total failure. >''V'
Leo Poffenbereer is up from RaI,i.
.,lole on vacation, stopping with hi.
parents near the Dunkard church Mr.
'iiI Mrs: George Ppffenberper
noWell Fisher, of Brunswick was -,
VISITING his father, Vim. Fisher the
MISS Helen Wright, of Wasbirp,or
spent couple of DAYS viSirin, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Moore, ''''
Edward Champion, FilImora Moro,
ana Marvin DELANEY have been car,,.
ing for a couple of wecks oIor n"'. .ta
river river on the West Virginia side Thew
nave had many visitors. Ionl Fisher,
IT, or Roanoke, and friend have been
spending Some time with them.
james Dorsey threshed his wheat
crop last week, and only made him ten
bushels to the acre, owing to the sy
destroying about half of it,
Frank Delaney, one of uor Union
Civil War veterans, was taken very i'll
last week, combining him to his room
and bed.
MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Gardner came
up from Washington and spent Sun
day and Monday with vs. Gardeners
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hous:r.
Charles Dorsey, Edward Nose Les
ter Nose, Eugene Wilhelm, luther
Benner, George Beeler and many 9TH
ers lost by cholera hogs weighing from
zoo to over 400 pounds each, AMI many
others had them to die.
Mrs. Lieper Price and children are
visiting Mrs. Prices husband in wash
Ington. They went down with Walter
Kline. who is employed in that city.
MRS. Martha Pry and daughter, Miss
Louise Pry, are spending 4 week or so
where Mr.. Pry is employed
with Charles Pry in Washington
Miss Maud Seamon. of HagcTstown.
spent several days with her aunt. Mrs
Martha Lakin Snavely.
Owing to low water in the canal
ABOVE. the boatmen have been DELAYED
considerably. The river is getting
low and not feeding the canal very
strong.
Prof. Furry, who had been here with
his wife at the home of her parents. Nj.
and Mrs. Frisby Smith, and called back