Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-02-09


Tbyrsjay, a fine daughter.
r,,s are quoted today at 81 cents
toysn and butter is 80 cents pound.
po,, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II, Nc
10 IN Shepherdstown February Sd,
fine daughter.
continue the Register for 1922. 1t
=. Welcome visitor."-Harry Chpp,
SharPshurg, Mo-
.Sen3 on the good old Register. II
,;Ls letter from home each week
> us Sallie Staley, Bel Air, Nd.
Mics Jennie Dixson wishes to thank
80, friends and neighbors who have
ssso 60 kind and helpful TO her during
her sickness.
farmers meeting will be held in
.,a curt house at Charles Town on
co.rriav. February 18th, at | a. m.
NJ and Mrs. Chas. H. Reinhart, Of
posroke Va, announce the birth OF
Iarphter February lst at the Wash
:,Cton County Hospital in Hagerstown.
The little Williams twins have been
4 -;.,. win pneumonia this week at the
4 bor,e Of their grandparents, Capt. and
q Mr. \ c. Getzendanner, in Charles
n Town
The dwelling advertised at public
i sale last Saturday by Chas. M. Sheet
vas NOT sold. 1t was withdrawn at
. hid Of $1,000. Mr.. Sheetz will sell
s il privately
Mr. Joseph /. Cookus, a well-known
-asident of Shepherdstown, has been
eytremelv i'll this week, and he is very
q low this morning, with practically no
hope Of recovery!
Mrs, Ella Taylor, colored, wife of
william Taylor, died last Friday at
Rlairton. Berkeley county. She was So
n years old and had been sick for a
long time Her body was brought to
Shepherdstown for burial.
Mrs. Leila Mcdonald, of the vicinity
NJ Shepherdstown, was operated upon
s. in the Kings Daughters Hospital in
Martnsburg last Friday. Two of her
daughters, Misses Lucy and Mary Nc
Donald, are nurses in this hospital.
81 enclose check for renewal of the
s. Register for another year. We could
not get along without the paper. II
81 gives us the home news that We would
q not otherwise get out here in Arkan-
sas",J. H. Bogert, Fayetteville, Ar
Il kansas.
Il Mrs. Henry c. Marten has been ex-
a iremely i'll all this week, and her
"a death seems a question of very short
time, from reports from her home this
~ morning. Her children have been
UStfr ,r,nr Cd 70 hor
81 with her.
81 The corn and wheat banquet at
Charles Town last week for the tene-
"a tit OF the Near East Relief, promoted
81 by committee Of ladies of which Miss
81 Virginia Lucas was chairman, was very
successful. The proceeds will net
"a nearly $3.50.
Frances Elizabeth Day, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Day, of Cumber,
s land, arrived Monday night at the
III nome of Grandfather w, r. Louthan,
norm ot town. Mrs. Day was former
- Miss Frances Louthan. All are
j doing we'll
A stable on the Simpson property
IN the northwestern section of Charles
Town took fire about 1870 O'Clock
nudy morning and burned to the
ground. Two horses and a cow owned
s. oy walter Roper, who rents the proper-
~ persisted in the fire.
Fifty tons loose hay and 100 barrels
corn at the Rau farm near Harnar,s
~ ana the Williamson farm, be-
,~een Martlnsburg and Shepherds
Gor n, ana the Altoona farm. Men will
S'er w seven miles. Cash on delivery.
I. r. Wall, Charles Town.
PROPRIETOR T. S. Lovett of the Hill Top
.,ouse al Harper's Ferry, was among
S SallerS at the Register Office on
,';I tie states that attorneys who
T T'' S'tena the miners trial in Charles
81 80 ~m IN April have written for ac-
''''''''oatlons at the Hill Top.
Cpp'es of the indictments of some
81 cb , Wv mine union officials indicted on
"~'s yes connected with the march Of
co "el miners in Logan and Boone
C ,orL, nave been received BY Circuit
4Tb. y. W. Conrad at Charles Town.
u.ulcrinents are drawn under what
mo S' . as the Red Mems Act, charg-
@s reason and alleging intent TO do
- persons and property.
piy "a very ~; pleasant surprise party was
3Sor,mn MSS Louise Gardner at hen
[hy M Leetown on Monday night last
8Sbonhnnuin oer of her school mates Of
con, pIeFa College. The affair was
Sonn t'C,e surprise, and the evening was
1otbn. very enjoyably dancing and in
+ bnrnt. ways equally pleasant. Refresh.
|hunc5 were served and the merry
f9m ONES returned later to their various
Ir,, ~ 81 nomas Frederick Hammond
a . - oil me Kearneysville neiohhorhond
=" '.afSd his llth BIRTHDAY last Sat,,r