Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-26
SHARPSBURG NFv.

Another victim al tba 1
hump al the Thundercus, Lana
osing oe.~een two mills an -Se, Il
noticed without being gs--.s IA Dc
Is TWO cases in the past -, ms
oeing lady from Pittsbv-gS 4, one
ner lips badly cut from - having
against the top of the car x .'fosn
is disgrace to the good roads ..'s Place
section. ''a-s IN THIS
Walter Weaver, tenan, ,- 81
kemsourg farm near thi, Drs,g .' refer
champion corn raiser in trs. ; NE
lhey gathered twelve hur4r.+ sstuoa
enty-five bushels of corn e.. s.,- SCI.
OF ground. Who can hes, .. - sIfes
new corn IS being sold ~ II ,.-
per oushel delivered from .-. ems s,
Some charge IS and other IN DS.'
It's the man in mo1s-... es"'s
stances that has to sell . '"-l'-
he needing the money an. SON. .'s1's,
no place TO store il. "1ss
Charles Fry, who had hoe, ..--,.
In Hagerstown, now on III. -,..,l y' i.s
Panys scow gang, has been s~ss lo.I''
very much with a gathere5 isv, ''''s
A case OF diphtheria is rr,c,..,s
the home Of Charles K5ufna- ~
victim being his wife. Th;s uls
n m case we nave had tor some time
DIT: Gardner has charge of il '''
Noah Churchey, tenant on the A..
Roulette farm, SCARED over his twan
ing place last week one Isy W. n.',
In Hagerstown and Charles Ingram -
Samples Manor, was with him !, v.
Churchey's car and he raid The a.
plane man for his ride. all
e. Lee Grayson, who had hea, ., r..
home here, has returned 10 Wasb;,o
ton, where he has been employed IT,
condition has improved very much 49,.
not sufficient to resume vo-r, ye, III
son John, of Morgantown. was 5o, aus
to see him Sunday. They will EN- -.
to Morgantown this week after snens,
ing several days with his mother here
Tine Sunday school teachers and
scholars of this place are making ar.
fragments to go in body to Hapers.
town on Sunday, October Doth. 10 AZ.
tend the grand rally of the county
ministers and Sunday schools They
expect about 5000 in the procession
Charles Lakins has embarked in the
skunk business. One took up GUAR.
| terS under his back porch and tran
was set and it was caught and they
thought they would leave it until morn.
ing, but some one, knowing the value
Of coal black one, stole il out Of the
trap.
Earl VickerS, residing near Bakers.
vile, had two fingers on his left hand
badly sawed while assisting with
saving at the Grimes mill place. Dr..
E. M. Garrett dressed it for him.
Mrs. Robert Wise, of Roanoke, Va,
has returned home after spending
some time with her sister, Mrs VIM
yesterday, at PorterstOwn.
The late potato crop did not turn out
so abundant, owing TO the extreme dry
weather of nearly a month.
Robert L. Highbarger and sisters,
have had the remains of their mother,
father and brother removed from the
Methodist church burial ground 10
their lot in Mountain View Cemetery.
A. d. Grove has had the space be.
tween the new street and his side
walk concerted. George Beeler is DO.
ing the work. Samuel II. Neikirk has
also concerted between his Sidewalk
and the street
DR.. E. M. Garrett, who has been Oh
duty for the past four months, is
back at his Office practicing again.
and we are glad to see him looking
so we'll.
Miss Enola G.. Miller, who makes
her home with a sister at Leitersbure
Md, has just returned from an eS
tended visit with her brother in Okla
homa. She spent several days with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Snyder, in this
place.
A supper will be held in the Rel
Mems hall, Sharpsburg, BY the ladies
guild of ST. Paul's Church, SATURDAY
evening Octoher 18th