Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-09
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William Mongan. s,,,.-
Cu'tOh, former reside.
dieo al MS home in ia ..s -....
aged OF years. he va. ,.>'-'S. r.
M M ouried SUNDAY in ,- -s-.
mountain View Cemete-. 10, .'
sui VI Dennis Mougan g-. ms "a,
maker by trade, ans ana sa-
thomas +. Mongaa. Of p rs, o.
i-INes a wife ana one s.... he
iLHeral service was r.'s .--
OF God by Rev. Mr.. Mo. -----.
MISS Maud Conner ..
same down with her -- ->'
NcGraw and spent SIR. PASS DIR
".TS. Maud Jones. IT,.
spent Saturday with .
Leonard Highbarger. &-.
MeiVln Boyer, be-ra-
Hoyer, who is emr.o.u. Pr
one day last week III. ---.
on concrete, bruis.ag r.. '.-'
ana sPraining one arm. 80
from work --
We reported diph.hg-. -
IN recent letter, but w.. ON
say oo'h cases, which ve-. e..-
CieS' nave gotten We. and ... ".'l
iumlgated. All other man. Uses
TWO families were inosg,... y, Tie
II. Gardner ATTENDED t-gr I.,l "' ).
Jacob Myers, a sor r.-- &C.
formerly Of this pla. aas ,55@s->,
burg, was here to end ~, "tr-.s-
his brother-in-laW. VIM -. .-a. ~
CarroiI Marker and som. ,-ar+.
OF Frederick, were up r.>-~... '', as
Markers father, Vim Mar III.
aunt, Miss Reel. RAY WarEa- .,. ana '-
wife were down from Hs--..,,.cc l
SUNDAY visiting his %. hone .
friends. -.-
The Salvation Army band ,. ..
were in town last Sarr44. ..,
talking and singing, with rler,, '....t'
strumental music. ''
Leroy Nose, employal u.,r ,a. ~
< W. Railway section r--4.- r.-g
nit on the eye and cut h4sI b,
ing spike. .t'
Benjamin Jackson. Carney Ho4~..
tSr and several others came In .-r-,
Washington - vote p.,r.a. w..
tiers were very quiet .n n. S.s-,s.
burg this election.
Frank Ii. DeLauncv .rE Hr. ....
were down from Hagcrsto., ysi,.-,
! Frank Delaney, his fa,r-
The road builders with ia.- weather
this week expect to finish 9v,r5-p !,
the double lire OF curb from rhe -iye-
hill to near Antietam Station r1e-
they are ready 10 put down the -,,l
bed. They made several fee. nm q,
the railroad crossing. This /, yer.
dangerous curve and one cannot Re too
careful.
Frank HutSOn, who has been tenant
on the George Poffenherger farm near
the Dunkard Church, has moved back
TO Antietam Iron Works place, and loe
Mccoy has moved back from lgr3y
Va, and will farm for Mr.. PoHe-,erP.
er, moving into the house vacated IL
Mr. Hutson.
JoSephus Gross, who has been on
! the sick list for some months. IS able
to be out and at work again
Halloween passed of very quiet this
| year, no disorder of any kind Some
young girls and boys we're backenei
| and costumed, but the wagon pulling
was not INDUCED in.
Ronald Otto has bought from Allen
| Poffenberger his Maxwell car and
Allen has bought a Chevrolet, 1923
model.
Mrs. Irene Cehr, of Hagcrstown, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Ms h.
l.. Adams, west Of this place
Vim. Gloss, who is employed by the
c. & O. Canal Company at Cumber-
land as overSeer of the companyS
Ia-a u.i'h
wife.
VIM. johnson, of Hagerstown, was
down last Saturday visiting his
brothers, H. M. and Dahen johnson
H. o. Cipp is repairing the log
house in the rear of his home ana
will put in an electric mill to gilnl
corn, make meal and crush corn. Inls
is something the town has been HadA
in need of and will be patronizet.
Hiram Swain, of New Haven. Conn
was in town last week with a driver
and a large truck buying eggs.
Mrs. Charles Snyder IS IN ba'''
more at her former home helping e1's
for a sick sister. .,
Mrs. Beula Cronice and two cniI1Fel.
from near Millville, w Va, are nere
visiting their parents, Rev. ana MIS-
A. A. Kerlin. 81.
Ex-mayor VIM. J. Black'orc ana IL
sister, Miss jeanette B!atkioFl' ~
ooth lying very seriously i'll Al ia''
home here. =,
Henry Swain, who was SNeNd''E ~
summer in his summer house ...
the river, fishing, has moved O'.A -
his home in this place h. is '."'
fisherman and minnow c1tc1e!.
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