Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-03-02
SHARPSBURG NEWS

aag-pole that has been standi-. os
Maryland grounds near tine .- lie
Church last week. Look ~. ~:
will be the monument or fa,- Tea,
Miss Mary Roulette is actins ss.:.
ant clerk Tor new postmaster g-s,s
Snyder. Victor Mumma is -. az
sistant. They moved from the y,a d
berger building to the newly m, . ..
Of Harry Clip. 49, ''oa
Charles Underdonk, of Cun-a-,,-,
a former resident of this pl..' 'l'''
in our town last week on a shr-. ,' -
He just recently came out OF ts
Pital, being treated for gall So.
Walter Kline was up from -
ton on short visit to his fam, g
reside here. ~
Mrs. Sylvan Mowery an
little daughter, of Martinsburp as'
lting Mrs. Mowery's father. W ~
Cook, of Antietam Iron Works =
Miss Jessie Cook, Miss Haz-r C,s
and Miss Golden Cook, of Ar,,e.,N
Iron Works, and Mrs. Mabel Nos.---
of Martinsburg, attended tie az.
dance Tuesday night at Prof >:o4s,,
Dancing Academy in Hagerstoyn
Ohio Kaylor's sale on Febru3r, y.
was largely attended and amourtei :
nearly $1,000.
William H. Boyer spent several a.,
in Washington with his son las. va.
Mrs. John R. McGraw is ,-eri;,.
some time with her daught.-. NJ
Silas Shipley, near Shepherdst.yn
! John Shipley will move from II.
Remsburg tenant house this week =
| the Petrie farm near Fairpav
An attempt was made to ent-- Alv.y
Leatherman's home one nIg1t ,...
week. The window had been laf, >.
| through mistake and when H.. 7oi,,
was heard they were frightencI aw1y
The window was covered with mud
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cramptoa hay,
rented the house of Mrs Mimi.
| Renner where Mrs. Moore ana gsup1,
ter have been living, near the u7isco.
pal Church.
James BraShearS has bee. n.
sick list the past week.
William Tucker, who was he-- abor
eight years ago, has come back .o-I
visit with his mother, Mrs. .-.u,lnD
! Grimes, and his brother Haryc. .wiri
at Martinsburg, and Harry at ANTI.
tam Iron Works. William has 1een /,
hospital with bad case OF rheum,
tism.
Mrs. Kate Fisher, residing a Eakls,
Mill, has sold her ranch of loo acres
left her by the death of a hrothe.
Washington Kefauver, in Californl
Ii was sold by her attorney for S250l
| i Il
Hood Fisher, residing at PorteTStOv,
Nd.
We have just learned of the marriag
in Washington of Samuel Houser, tie
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs Willia1 |
HOuser, of this place, to Miss Kat. |
crime Jackson, of Washington, form.
er resident of this Place, jaughrE
of MIR. and Mrs. Luther Jackso Ihg
have the best wishes of frien Ueis
Mrs Lottie Friedell and little chill:
OF Hagerstown, spent several week. +
with Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Grove an!
Mrs. Friedelrs mother in this place
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgl. Ian.
mond, q GLIB. boy. Edgar says III
more the merrier. Both are gst9
along o. X.
Jonn Johnson of Washington. IS .
visiting his brother He hasn't ta;
very we'll for some weeks, so b. GIN.
UP to drink out Of our Big sP-l
awhile.
David Marshall, who had been yn
Ill and given UP by the doctor, .a
gotten able to be up and abou, aga;
Caleb Lawrence, near HagcrstoI
bought from Mr. Jacob Petermla hi
farm near Antie-lm station at ~ivlr
sale for $4,000. Mir. LaWrcn-. rl
/ move there as soon as Mrs P-t-rnn
has sale and vacateS the 3rofe-F
Her sale of farmi-s implement. ;0a
household goods, etc, will .. NUa [
9th.
Frank Johnson and Harry S1a.&% i
ford were down visiting the. l:.H
over Sunday.
Ralph Peterson, of Roanoke. sre. ]
the weekend with Mr.. and Ms d.
Launey and family.
Charles Kaufman, who is np.OH: s.
at the Canadian garage, mad q iii +
with trio of men to HagerstuWn .S
week that had imbibed a little TO
freely, and fearing they would meet
road cop they hired him &c dr.- III
to Hagers;own and for his zeru:s B
ne was many times paid. The. .s1
Cd TO have money to burn on This al
caSion.
\ number Of members of re RI r
Men turned out and paraded the Sr:s
OF our town on last Wedr 5ay r
tu!i Indian dress and war pant IsE
ladies' gave them a set-out in t1Si
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jones. Who hlE
been living the past year at PORES
town, have rented the Davil KreiE
property, now owned by Mr.. F''ok at
viii move there April ist.
Much Talk and M Work.