Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-07-06
BRIEFS.

v.re al hooeeS
New wheat is only Sl-o2 oushei To-
49,. Corn is 60 cents.
sr,s,ribe for the Register You
-, - wear for Sl.9o.
Dn,s- IS . cents pound today and
,-s 20 cents dozen.
r..-ls, and waffle suppers are now
ia, at the Little Green Tea House.
s..,ss of distinction at Gibson's
..Ss store. where sanitary service pre-
walls.
Use " c. Keplinger has had a new
,o,,h built in front OF her nome on
! Main street.
The river has been very. muddy this
~ and bass fishing has been ended
4 until it IS clear
ro- sale-A Rex No. 4 typewriter,
,,oS as new. Apply to P. o. Box No.
4 :, Shepherdstown.
eorr 10 Prof and Mrs. Wilson S. H.
a vtre on Tuesday a fine daughter,
a weight nine pounds.
4 Borr TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
uor,er of Inwood, an 8H-pound
i,rphter. Mother and daughter are
+ beth doing well.
From the way the young rabbits
ere hopping along the country roads
n there ought to be lot of them for
4 spor; next fall.
Chas. 2. VanMere has leased the
II, belonging to E. E. Billmyer on
4 Church street, near Main, and will
I Oren a coal ward there.
Main street between King and Prin-
n cess is Being improved by the addition
! Of crushed stone in the center, which
is rounding up the street in good order.
On an inside page of the Register
this week will be found an interest
nr letter from DR.. John o. Knott, of
4 Washington II is we'll worth reading.
Folks who have paid their electric
4 light bills for June find them agree
Id a5ly less. thanks to the reduction in
rates made BY the company the first of
June.
John H. Miller has bought a hand
some new soda fountain with all mod
a em appurtenances which he will in
stall in his popular restaurant on Main
street.
Welton B. Hutton, formerly of Shep-
hsrdstown, who is with the White
Haines Optical Company, has been
transferred from Pittsburgh to Hunt
iHgtOn. w. Va.
The strike of railroad employees
has had the effect of delaying the de-
livery OF cars, and there is a prospect
that the lime works at Bakerton may
have TO cur'ail operations.
Under the influence of the frequent
rains of the past week, the growing
corn is coming on splendidly. 1t had
2 good start and is now growing lux
ufIantly, with every prospect, so far,
ct large crop.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Glass
COCK Jr.. of Morgantown, w. Va, q
haoy daughter, in the West Penn Hos
f!ta!, Pittsburgh. Mrs. Glasscock is
daughter of Prof. Enoch Howard
''CkeTS' formerly of Shepherdstown.
WiIbert J. Cunningham, a former
PlIar student of Shepherd College
aHa graduate of the class of 1911.
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county superintendent
Estate. '''''
Inc junior missionary society of the
iuINefan Church of Uvila will hold
.eSuNdI IN the grove at the hall at
'' p!aCe thursday evening, July 18th.
'g,he-ma1e Icccream, cake and CANDY
cause ~ "p sooa
BERNARD McClaugherty, of Bluefield.
Oeen named by Governor Morgan
e a member Of the State Board of
I o;5ia' He succeeds Hon. Geo. S.
ralIIey' whose term expired June Roth
LAWYER. e'''oe'a' ana d
81, .en acres of timber, all that was
,,,, III Ine farm of the late lanes M.
usual near Engle station, this coun-
mas Oeeh sold to the Miller Lumber
."tany by F. o. Trump, represent.
ne the Marshall heirs. A saw mill
Property ~ "orh on the
eJ herbert sIt Jenkins, of Blairton. Berke.
Co,s, rT,i.y' was taken into custody BY
h I b.a; Hardy and pleaded guilty.
having shot some cows belonging
J.. J. Tinsley Of Blairton whicb
s,4s a'o' had been coming into his
H. 10 ne was sent to jail when I'M
4" furnish $500 bond.
him. ySr FIRST is a mighty good
ub aug II costs only trihe, especial
SAFp en YOU are making YOUR crons
sk,, against FIRE and lightning bv
0Li(cITFnSS Of our SPECIAL CROP
re re @'ES w Give us call when you
Cooke L.. Washington, Alexander &
lon t Of sS, Herbert OFT, aged 10 years,
y las, H gam F. OFT, was instantly xiii,
%, 80, sunday AZ tho oon,a- -.