Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17
SHARPSBURC IN.

uos TAX man was
lasI Saturday and made - our 3s-
arrests and fines amoun,. .-lT7c,- o..
% each was paid BY dos c- 70 ao5u,
out tne required tag ~ ..sfs 18th.
save money you had BE-. 1sn. +,
dog. '2s .o- o..
Hop Houser, who was
ter for the picnic las, hauling a..
d.;. from his wagon !. -1!, sas
S oprvlne ! by himself and 1-,E SaTsIsss
Miss Maud Conner. Of q.
spent several days Of .'-serstoyn
with Mrs. Bessie Fisher j. vacation
Saturday, August 5th MS place
and MRS. Leroy Nose r, .,a 10 W.
weighing 10 pounds 's oaey s.rl
Inc Worlds War ho,s
committee has erected a ). 8. memorial
ized iron hag-pole and -, sa!yan.
b 1o II, MAJ, nag on it, something ,b,. D
George Monsan, repres.- -,'as.
the Morgan & Eavey Owe ,..,'6Iye Of
was IN Baltimore last wee. actor,
LOT the material to be sen, 'LsaHens
start up their overall fa,,".. "e': .
resumed work on Mas ssnich
week. The factory has - Of ms
TOT some time and we are on. 81 Isse!
II START up again. Sal 70 Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Herber, ST..
Pittsburg, came to the S--aye'ey Of
union at Hagerstown and ,-.C ,'sy re-
II his brother, George and .;s,s. % rs,
Bessie Fisher here. They W., 80. ,'..!'s
panied by Miss Armenia Srs,s,a 1NSo7.
her lady friend, Miss Albert - 10y I.. and
DR.. Thomas Myers. his ~..
daughter and several LADY f-,.,, ani
OF Liberty, Md, were y.s-t5- -s".s' al
town and battlefield. ~ the
The teachers and scho,,--
Dunkard Sunday schoo, - ~ he
Braddock Heights August Or 80 ,1I al
Lutheran Sunday school, viii s7 arI ~. .a
day at Braddock Heights srSn rS"I ,- NE
several fishing parties wers t,.,
last week for several davs-.wo , "...
from Middletown, Pa, an5 7-a I NV.
Pittsburg. The Pittsburp 7sGrIs .'om
guests of the Nicodemus liz "sIi
the others were in tents AZ rho an. .uI
landing, which is good -. ~ 0 .a.1I
Earl Benner, a son of Mr. ana F %
Sheridan Benner, and Misc '1 p 'Ls
tucker, daughter of Mr.. and W..
John Tucker, both of this place ys-s
married on Saturday evening Nv paS
A: A. kerlin. They have the bs,,
wishes of the writer and thei- mas
friends of this place. '''''
Well, we are glad to say we On, ~,
badly needed rain and came stead
The vegetation had begun TO pet VEN
brown, but it's all right now for ,bs
corn and late potatoes.
Your writer reported potatoes heinz
sold at so cents per bushel. but vbsr
he emptied them out he found he was
badly stung-all the big ones on ton in
the bags. "
VIM. Howell Boyer, who is employ.
ed in Washington, has been laid n
at his home here for several DAYS
ne calithumpian band serenatet
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Snaveley M,
being the first visit here since their
morriage.
The attendance at the picnic las,
oat uTudy was not up 10 former wears
owing to many persons being at work
and a number of other picnics near bg
They had some very good speaking
and music.
Clinton Swain is having his house
painted. Delaney and McGraw ar.
doing the work.
Miss Mary Champion, Of the ROu.
lette knitting mills, Hage-Stown. is
spending a week at the home Of her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. John !
Champion.
John Frank DELANEY. wiz has been
away during the summer is At his
home here for a short visit