Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-30
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overall factory. " Moaga7
o,ds.y members of the n w.
, v,uer OF this place wen, ~ " Of A
o .uSn last week and adon,.ST Hasers.
tn. S .ns now nearly so The
,,,:,s. otate,s inspector of III
SSeiiolne ordered the neu,i,, new road
Jeu aug up and relaid Put down
so1en places between here Soout
ian, ,ra station and KeedysyiG1inaa Ante.
truck loads were put ~ S,.lIe. SOme
comes. :" 'he mark or up en-
his hoggish town will 49,,
so many hogs to butcha- "c, nave Near
again as , were afraid of the c S,nief.
v VS.. as, as last year, but thera C'oefa
same iafee ones to be kile5 ' i,;.. some
Allen McGraw butchere5 ,.
s "sas weighed we 3!2 and 37S ro 'rG hogs
ones Tic San make big hogs an, s' y. He
can get big. ''''e before they
Inc ladies of the Lutbs-,
heid supper in the Re- al a, Church
On last Saturday night, and wen a,d 5 hall
patronized. They resl;,o l were well
ana they say it was one ~ =. Sll999,
suPpers they had had for IN. sne incest
Ohio Churchey, Jr.. wbo SOme time
lost his wife, has arran ~mo recently
70 maLn n,iaw, John Tucker and ;", III ms
tot MAXI a,, MS home with them and we we
Cbnrcha. TUT OF the children %
currency S.nu, will have sale Of all H" ., Mr..
STOCK and farming impIen 1'r 81 his
household goods on ThursSs ,'''I Ms and
Der 10TH, on the Everett c. oeGein-
at the edge of town. o''sS farm
WI. ana Mrs. Jos. Troyinoer osu
eerstown, and little child we-o VI :, ma
10 mrs. Trovinger's old hone ,;S l.Wn
ner friends SUNDAY. visiting
=, MRS. Maggie Hoffmaster lar.
monday for Washington 70 - NJ. on
couple of months with her s Spsna
| daughter. e' sons and
Master Argie Grove. the f., $780,.
Som OF mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Croys
was accidentally shot in the bac G' I'VE,
OF his neck with a shot pnr '[ -, par an
main street near the K. of p b yJ u ns
Iast Saturday morning By W We, VI.
MODE. 1t seems the Shot had beom
taken out of the shell and onIy ~. .Ln
wads were in the shell. He was cIo vi.
Ia the boy and it drove the wads ..S
portions of the clothing into il M
Gardner or CARROT not being ~ ,bo;.
omces, DR.. Brown, of KeedvsyiIIe uo.
caiied. He came over and dressed !,
taking the wads and portions ~ ~"
Clothing out of the wound. which !.
very sore one, but it is hoped that !,
VIII nor cause anything serious. The
II!tle Fellow seems to be getting along
nicely. 1t seems that this isn't the
hrst gun fired at persons by the same
boy. WV 'a'''
Hard cider was flowing very freely
at PorterStown last week al the Geo
Pry cider mill. GEORGE had put during
the cider making season in his cider
cistern quite number of barrels OF
IL, and OF late persons have been break.
ing into his building and stealing il.
so he put pump into the cistern and
pumped it all out into the road drain.
so we are informed.
Josephus Gross, who had gone TO
Work after long siege of sickness, is
housed up again with a setback.
The road builders expect to get the
road open for traffic between here and
Shepherdstown by the middle Of De.
cember, il they have favorable weather.
Mrs. Minnie Moore and daughter
and her gentleman friend, of Harris.
burg, Pa, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Moore.
Sammie and CARROT Painter, who
are employed at Mller's Bend stone
quarries, were at their home near town
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Painter.
Mrs. Schaffer, who was reported as
moving in with Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Lawrence next spring, was wrong.
She moves in with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stillwell, who will occupy the farm
where August LoW'man now resides
He will have sale and quit farming.
VIM. II. Boyer, a member of the Red
Mems order of this plce, is one of the
charter members and is now on the
retired list, being exempted from all
dues and death benefits, being mem
Der for fifty years.
Years past when nearing Thanks
giving day hundreds of turkeys were
hauled or driven in fockS the same as
sheep. Now you scarcely see one.
Sam Barnhart, of Roanoke, is up
visiting his friend, A. D. Crow, ana
while here went to see Elmer Boyers
large hogs. Mr.. Barnhart says they
are the largest hogs he ever saw ana
are worth going to see.
The Chautauqua will give their thfs1
day and night entertainments in M
Red Mems hall on the nights
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF tn1
week, and a free entertainment on sum
day. The guarantee tickets have near
ly all been sold. They will remain nett
over Sunday.