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

The little child of Mr.. ana ,
Martin Buzzard, who died IN
paralysis, was buried Mondav sVa
the Lutheran Church. tug
Mrs. Lieper Price has returne5 ..
Washington, where she had bee, ~. o1
ing her husband the past week ''S''
Martin L. Hine is going to haya =,
Of his stock and farming impar,sZE
near Antietam Iron Works on M
the I'd, and this spring will move IN s';S
his son-in-law, Edgar Houser ~.
townsville, and work for him.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.:
hart, of Roanoke, Va, a little 80
ter, at the Washington County Hosni.s'
Mrs. Reinhart is daughte. of IamS
Snyder, of this place. "''
Mr.. Pryor, of Smithsburg, was DO.
several days last week LOOKING a..
interest Of his woodland at the mos.
tain. He says some persons h..
been cutting and hauling his w.!
away, and if it isn't stopped some :.
rests will be made. He stopped WI.
Charles Lowman.
Clinton Hemphill, who was or.,
ated on in Baltimore, is getting aIo,,
nicely.
Guy Ditto found between Shar,
burg last week bunch of KEYS 81,
Sisting of door keys, some small.
ones, one larger folding key and a..
Ford car key. They can be had at h.
home in this place.
Nearly sixty members Of the K. orp
order marched to the Lutheran Chm.
Sunday, where Rev. A. A. Keri,
preached a sermon to them.
Frank Johnson and nephew Earl Al
Hagerstown, were down on SundnI
visiting their home people and Al.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hebb at Bridr
port.
The Keedsyville Dramatic Club vin
give an entertainment in the RI
Mems hall this place on Saturdr
night, February 18th, entitled SAT-
ty First" for the benefit of the KeedN
vile Athletic Club. A band conc.r
will be given and the Keedysyil
orchestra will be in attendance an
furnish music. Turn out and PIN
them good house. Tickets on st
at E. G. Boyer's store.
Mr.. Harry Hebb, of Stephenson
spent several days with her moth,,
Mrs. VIM. H. Stull. Harry was hen
on Sunday with them.
Master Maxwell Jones, son of M
and Mrs. Homer Jones, residing 81
Porterstown, has been very i'll for ta|
past week or 50.
James Dorsey lost six and his sal
Harvey Dorsey two shoats weighia|
about $50 pounds each one day wI
week. They fed them and went OIL
shortly afterward and five of the
were laying together dead and thral
nearly dead. Wesley Dorsey had foul
in another pen, but there were nothil|
the matter with them. One Of the dH|
ones was opened and the entrals werI
green. They believe they were giya|
poison. The meat, liver, lights or hea-
were not affected.
Miss Carrie Mumma left for tsl
South last week, after spending bel
vacation at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Line speniiI
day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jaca|
Poffenberger near Eakles Cross Rcaa|
at the old home place of Mr.. Linsi|
grandfather, Jacob Poffenberger
Quite a number of Dokies caaI
down from Hagerstown last Wednestrl
night and were entertained BY I'LL
members of the X. of P. order of thi|
place in the Red Mems hall. They hill
a nice set out for all.
Ralph Houser, son of Mrs. Cir
ton Houser, near Sharpsburg, jumpsI
off a straw stack with a fork in rt|
hand and as he landed he stuck th|
fork down to protect him and it hit Oa|
Of his feet, running it nearly throust
After day or so delay he went to d
doctor.