Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-05
SHARPSBURG NEWS.

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to this place sometime during 1922 anc
fina ly take charge for Walter Snyder
the recently appointed postmaster. the
postoffce. He will occupy the A. b
Crowe house, now occupied by Milton
Kaufman. We are glad to know Vie.
tor is coming back to his old hom.
town.
Mrs. Martha Lakin Snaveley sper,
tn. holidays with her sister, Mrs. Sey.
mour Fisher, at Roanoke, Va. Seymon,
came up and accompanied her to Ros.
noke.
The Keedysville Band came over las,
Friday night and played for the Res
Mems fair. They kept the music ali
indoors.
MRS. Benjamin Wyand, of Williams.
port, was here visiting her relatives
and friends last week. Mrs. Wvani
was Miss Katie Johnson, a forme,
resident of this place
Leo Leatherman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alvey Leatherman, near glis place
and Miss Marjorie Bender, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Bender, of thi,
ace, were married on Christmas ev,
by Rev. A. A. Kerlin at the parsonage
They will reside with the groom's psr.
en's at present. They have the bes,
wishes of their many friends.
Miss Pearl Neikirk, who is employ.
ed in Washington, spent the holiday,
at her home with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Samuel Neikirk
Thomas Robinson and son, H. c. Rob.
lnson and c. ]. Robinson, all OF Smith.
held, Pa, spent part of the holiday,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Bennert
family. One of the sons was in III,
world War service in France wit.
Inner Benner, being a member of TIKI
5O7th Engineers. The other son sery.
ed with the 3l5th machine gun bat.
'a'ion and lost an arm while in action
ami one ear partly torn off. They ali
went over Antietam battlefield whih
here.
Lloyd Gross, who is EMPLOYED with
the B & o. Railroad in Cumberland
came down and spent several day,
with his mother, Mrs. Kate Gross.
The Thomas Reel sons on the Pine
tarm have nearly 700 young chickens
from little peeps to near one poun!
each. Thev are getting ready for ear.
ly springers.
| Mr.. ). ID. Barnhart, of Roanoke, cam,
up during the holidays and spent sey.
era' days with Mr.. and Mrs. A nj
Grove and helped eat up some of M
Groves big porkers.
MRS. ANa Thomas. of Washington
spent the holidays with her son, Harfy|
J. E. Thomas.
lawrence Easterdav had to kill on,|
Il his milk cows. She crippled her.
self in the stable by falling.
Mrs. Mcclellan Renner, of the cana
TOSS mouse, spent the past week with
ner friends and parents, Mr.. ami Mrs
lanes Mckelvie, in Williamsport.
Thomas Morrow, Clinton Swaine
Mrs. Edward Alderton AMI child and
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Benner, all of
oerkeley, spent the holidays at their
homes and former homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill, of Bait
more spent the no idavs with Mrs
mempniis parents, here, Mr.. and Mr.,
Vim. Wilson.
On returning home from this town
Ronald Otto discovered what he SUI
poser was man at their mail box
nut after making an examination HI,
found ii to be Christmas tree. and
Snonoslng Santa Claus Put il there nd
examined it the next morning and
'o"nt it trimmed with railroad sp;keJ
nlow shares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F Tbomsd
nave left for their winter home in Moord
county, N. G. In future their sunni
fner nome in Sharpsburg will be clos
''out November 1st of each wear
rank Otto, near Antie.am S.at'pnl
"nt the holidays with his daughter
Arthur Fry. in Baltimore
"r and Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore and chill
N were visitors here with Mrs
"nnre's parents.
"seph McCov, who has been employ
on the Norfolk & Western repai]
gang and resided at Monde Stat;on|
'aS sod at public sale a part of hid
Sehold goods and moved the otheI
an his family to Lurav. Va. hid
'c'S former home.
'"ner Price. who IS emp'oved n
a".'n"ton, spent several days Will
'~r1'ly here.
~ i""v GversO!e, a former resident al
zee = svi''e. now of ,,iiana ~ ,,ml
n" with Alvin inc. oF Keaivsvilld
vas a visitor to the battlefield and 4
caller on his boyhood friend, o. n
NV.
Wm. Bower came - from Rrunsl
and took his 'r'Ner. Samuel
~ down and sn"n. holiday weed
&..A his sons at Brunswick. Mr.. and
90 Ioseoh Troving went down ID
NundaN and attended hip dinner OWED
~ ner brother William About so perl
sons were present. Two big turksyJ
~ ",entv of other fowls were served
v'th the meal. ''
Smith, Of Washington, was I'D
ring his father. NJ E. Smith. and
- Mrs Tohn W. Favev.
r and Mrs. Rodnev Swain, Of HarI
.P: Pa, were here visiting NIL
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