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

- lack. IS arho"s
i Zone know where he is
>. = now lawful to shoot squirrels.
IL cry scarce this season, how
Ins! co. heres not much timber LETT.
-, uanes. a former resident Of
yoSls ,r;s county. died last week in
RAMS S,cto,. aged 90 years. His wife
as"."e and three daughters survive
him. s. chic ueal
I've go, ,fternoon instead OF Thurs
Ne-", RAJ all hands may enjoy the
Cav, Co.'S Grove fair the balance OF
me week.
=. ss,l that the Potomac Public
80 Company will install addition
-3rh5rery for the generation OF
q al It's big power plant at
SIr.lle. This county.
w.. { " Boyer, who spent the
Summer in Gerardstown, Berke-
F1S ,orn,, has returned to Shepherds
~ an. -sSumed her duties as ma
non Of the boys dormitory.
u T Cornwell, a farmer of Jeffer-
49,. ,our-y has filed a voluntary pc
." ,, n lsnkruptcy in the U. S. Court
var,;rsburg. His liabilities are
..- * = 1876 and his assets $500.
The contract for the erection of the
1,b~ Han.ey Public Schools in Win
!S.s,sr ha, been let to ]. L. Grouse,
~ Greensboro, N. c., whose bid is
,hout S5S0ODO The buildings are TO
~ completed within one year.
=. ,ou are interested in Shepherds
AVN and rs affairs, and are not
snhs,rher to the Register, you are
missing a lot Send us your name and
s43ress and 81 so and we will send
YOU the pacer for year.
Parsons Famous Band of Balti
more. which is playing at Morgan's
Grove fair this week, gave a very
rlsassnt concert Tuesday night on the
lawn at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Winters. They played many popu-
lar selections with great spirit, and
large crowd enjoyed the music. II was
VERY lovely there in the moonlight.
The farm of the late Mrs. Susan
Carroll two miles west of Charles
Town and containing 265 acres was
offered at public sale by the executors
Of Mrs Carrell's will, ]. ]. Skinner
and Forrest A. Brown, on Saturday,
and vas Withdrawn at bid of Sl03
per acre No intimation has been
made public by the executors as to
vha; disposition will be made of the
property.
A high fence of sheet steel has been
bull; alongside the baseball field, and
those who want to see the games there
in the future will have to pay and 60
inside grandstand will be erect
et in the near future. Our town
people genuinely appreciate the favorS
o' the College authorities and the State
BOari Of Control in allowing the use
ci this athletic field so generously and
rngruiginely.
RumblinCS of a controversy of
Serious political nature have been
beard in the State during the past
feV weeks This controversy has to
s. with the federal Judge of the north
t'1 district IF West Virginia, w. E.
Bake, OF the one hand, and the
n'e1 States district attorney, T. A.
Brown, or the other. For some time
here mas 5een noticeable friction be-
Veen these TWO Offices, but it is only
recently that it has assumed serious
F'0rorrons
Two ncich5orS, Harry Osbourn and
: 'Aafl Turner, residing a short dis
a1ce 1or'H # the Mountain Mission,
've 7.comc eStranged. The cause of
], MT important, but the results are
T'ouS-'' Turner. One day last
Xxx '.N00Hrn sWOre out a warrant for
G,aeT arrest, charging him with
t'hg mo.2,hinc, and also with hav-
al U1.'NtuI quantity Of black
E vine p mis- possession Con-
4''e ANS a. Smith went over to
w me warrant and found that the
ns 'harr, was all that Osbourn
ou.5e1 t0r. The constable really
r.i-' himself dizzy smelling the
ns' OF vine that rose from the
lnE OF the various containers that
sle discovered on the premises. He
.I"ed TIE quantity at rs gallons
I Im u 'len. Only one jug of few
l., ,,IS was brought to town along
!u'her Wnen the officer went over
:. HIN on Friday ternoon.-Advo-
s H"sI a recess of several days on
YUM Of the death and burial of
p,an Milton o. Rouss, father of
se Rouss, one Of the Jurors
Ls wafer Allen treason case, the
!. VI taxing testimony was resum-
nv =, |TafieS Town on Monday, Gov
NJ ..t1N'aim F. Morgan Of this
oehe one of the witnesses for
.a. ne Governor was asked to
,rs. ,'.a'n PARTICULARS concerning the
F,,s. VI d protest meeting" of SYM
ors.,.a Charleston, that he set I'D
"1 u court to settle the dis
!. nNafo county. The resolu-
CIV -',.' Up at the meeting, and the
+ g, ',7.', in which he refus-
- - '-lucsted, on the grounds
,5 g,s -'.1 union recognition,