Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
sHARPsBURG NEWS

Miss Pearl Neikir. .,
en,s pe Mn tnis week with be- ston,
kirk. samuel H. Nei-
Miss Martha Easterdav W..
pin breaking, bruisins he me king
~ and otherwise bruisinn he. race bad.
Ai,er being housed up TO-
montns, Mr.. Tod Marshall o'er two
Walk around, but is verv aele to
he had the typhoid fever weak yet
Clinton Hemphill, VIII had
pioyeo above Cumberland b' cen en-.
family. mere with his
The baseball boys hav, -.
ing OF holding a fair or fes,;,en talk.
fund. iOl next years
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aol.-
u w;sSSii M are spending this ,'@ w.t q
w MN n snl. and Mrs. Luther I3cE Sesk
mrs. Aekerman's parents. 1"'ASon,
Inc Sharpsburg boys n,or., .,
Atnletics OF Hagerstown an6tbss the
OF oali Sunday afternoon and ~, game
came out ahead again, scora O1r ooys
inis is the 2lst game for the 10 Z.
an were victory for our hon. sesson,
but two games. hume team
Cyrus Munson died AZ HI.
Martinsburg of rheumatisn nome in
eral debility, aged II ys a.a gen
leaves a wife and three d,w vJ.s. he
mourn his death. Uncle Cyr'a to
we called him, was rnio CyIus' as
OF the Civil War. He lived veteran
a number Of years at the mere mere Tor
Church. He was twice mai Dunkard
aaughters, Mrs: John Slime NJ p One
perry, by the first marriage s"ry NU1'
He was brought to this place 'a arI Is;
TERED In Mountain View CemetarUu 'p'
members OF the Salvation A.,
were IN our tow one night Iast M nun.
giving us some vocal and irstyr-"'osav.S
al music. They took up quite I a rioo
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul s,o,,.
lager October 4th, a lO.pound $50 SaS,,
boy. They have two bows now O@Oy
It's a bitter pill to swallow T..
toists to leave the two miles os . au;
road between here and SIoOb sgoa
town when they have to detour t ~,
OF the canal and the Miller cav, ~g
place for Shepherdstown -" HIIn
Richard Clipp, the fye.vear.ora 49,
OF MT. and Mrs. Jessie Clipp, fell fror,
the fathers spring wagon, breat him,
its left arm between the elbow and ,bs
wrist. DR.. Gardner set it for them
Ross Keplinger, who has been wo,t
ing for Howard Swain for the nae,
couple of years, has secured emnIoy'
ment with the Byron shoe factory y,
Hagerstown. >''' 81
DR.. Gardner is having his residence
painted. Delaney and McCraw are
doing the work.
Maurice Bowers has a very sors lao
caused by the knee-cap being c-ackes
while at work in the book binding and
printing company in Hagerstown
Mr.. and Mrs. Stotler and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyler and daughter and
NM. and Mrs. Frank Spangler and
son, OF Waynesboro, Pa, were visi.
tors with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ea,.
terday> Sunday.
Noah Churchey raised and shrped
over 500 worth of lima beans to the
Pittsburgh market He shipped sew.
eral crates that realized him SIP and
Sl4 per crate. Some were sent in the
pod.
Miss Lahman, of the Washington
County Hospital, has been acting
nurse for Mrs. Philip Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cornwall, near
Dickerson, Md, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Swain, in thi.
place.
Mrs. Leroy Nose and children, near
the Dunkard Church, spent the past
week with her parents at Williams.
port.
Sharpsburg has a population OF less
than 900, and has in the town Is per-
sons that are so years old and over
John Sisler, one of the repair gang
on the N. & W. Railway, got three
toes mashed on one of his feet by a
steel rail hitting it.
Sunday, got one of his hands badly
spiked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen NJ. Stricken and
Mrs. w. J. Friedell and son Billy mo-
tored up from Shenandoah, Va. yes
terday and are spending few day
with A. d. Grove and family Mr., an1
Mrs. Strickler will continue then
trip, going from here 10 Gettysburg
Philadelphia, Atlantic CITY, Baltimois
Washington and Richmbrd. They W.
also visit Mr.. Strickler's brother
New York, who is helping constru'
the Fri at Lakehurst.
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION NEWY