Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-09-07
sHARPSBURG NEWS

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The election passed -
on on monday; Several ticke, ssfy sue,
the field. These me, H-ns s sere +,
Burgess, Josiah Rohrer. 80 electstN
len Poffenberger; c, aSss.,tant, Al.
C eolpna SSnaveley, Geo. n SSS.ons's,
McGraw' a"' VIM o. Cox and W. vs.,
George NJ. snaveley's ice $500.
aoout l,IOO pounds of ice -rA si,h
badly breaking the top. as Upset,
OUT orders got on the tru,s s'l.
H. mere are too many bo staFtsi
place that get on cars vi,l. II tbs
and II should be broken n, orders,
James Snyder and Pan ~.
BUSY assessing the persor,, avs a's
OF the residents of SharnsS,,-. Pi5psrr
No. /. fSo-rs tlstrir.
Johnnie Murphy, of w,.b..
formerly OF this place, vas '..s'a7,
Tot driving car while u7Is- 1.t.ssist
huence Of liquor and for s-,.,. me 10.
Shester Bruce McGraw's ing "
ne case was tried beio- S!Ss.
Blackford here and was c. squire
by Murphy paying all damage. , D. st
cost of the hearing. - ana tie
The road is now completes ~
keedysville and Sharpsbu-g 49, g'I'-ssa
of the finest roads in the s.. - IS ''e
The contractors now are mol,
from the west end of tow, ~ A l
Judging from the article in ,b.u
gerstown papers some time 1,,L s nd
about time for that boa, ,1, ,", us
up the canal loaded with ,o,,. ssn'
to be coming this way on Their ,a ms
trip with a load Of coal 7, No.. 'T'-,n
like the canal is doomed for hi. 'Uohs
son. ''S sea
Norman Moore, of pb;,,4.,...
spent couple of days here with hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran. W n, ~
Frisby Smith and Victor v ,"Uu.s,
sold 100 bushels of Grimes Coi..a
apples at S1.0O per bushel The r'' ..;i
be delivered from the Hancock ~,
chards We
Another car of visitors were ,,.r..
bruised by driving too fast ovsr -.
neck-breaker bump on Picba-lsoS
avenue near the Boonsboro nike T5o'
came to Reilly's place and h,,bs3
their badly bruised faces a-5 h.s5S
These accidents are not caused by
careless driving, but the place isr,
seen until you are right IN it and tbe,
it is too late to check up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rentch Cox. Miss
Mary Nose and Miss Emma Cox NJ
Earl Coffman and wife and Mrs. David
Coffman, Mrs. Charles Hoffmaster and
a number of others drove I'D to srerj
Labor day at old Sharpsburg their
former home
There were more cars passed
through Sharpsburg on labor day than
was ever seen before in This town,
back and forth continually all day.
Reno Thomas, son of MIR. and Mrs..
Frank Thomas, who enlisted in our
uncle Sammy's navy, is home on a
short vacation.
The Sharpsburg bows PLAYED game
of ball with the Mt. Brier boys, score
30 to in favor of the Sharpsburg
boys.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TROY.
niger on labor day lib. baby girl
Joe is as proud as he can be over it.
George Churchey, near Burnside
school house. spent a week with his
sister, Mrs. Grover Bradley, who re.
sides in North Carolina
Delaney and McGraw painted The
residences Of Mrs. Hoyt and Dick
Stewart, the barber
Mrs. A. E. Brumbaugh and daughter,
Alice, of Washington, spent week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Myers in
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l. Miller, Of Fair.
mont, w. Va, are here at Mrs MI.
ler's former home with her parents,
Mrand Mrs. o. T. Reilly for vaca.
ton.