Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-03
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maud Conner, of Hapers,.-.--' lass
among the guests a; the 80 --s
mouse at Big Pool along n Sd
Quite number Of I'm NE
been caught in the river ~. go s.A lgs
this week. WIN. Swain "sne'ael
OF the big Mississippi CATS e, 2as
weighed 10 pounds. The he,9 i'l nat
like a pigs head. ''1Asi
The greatest fad OF the ,...
clubhouse girls is to pur ,ii'e''Ie'
their backs. You can E.S -,s1
scream away around the ben5 as-
Houston Canadian has ~,
gas tanks from the rrou1s. is
his garage burned to his nom sas's
etery Hill and will sink il ~. -. =" Zen
side and sell gas and oils he he ; .'-''
ing to build a garage in the -sss ,
his home, entrance IRON ne 80. u
street. "lN
All kinds of reports have ba,.
circulation about the buil-i-o - q"
asphalt State road, about The 49, ..'
going TO be built. 1t will nave e, >
IT. roadbed with l2-inch ron.. -,
shoulders on either side from - -
vile TO the river at Sheob.,,s,,s
six miles, with the execution. w a.
front Of the National Cemetery T.a.,
it will be from curb to curb. Inc to-
is being put in this week.
Mrs. Lester Bender, who noy,l 49,.
from Washington, has rented the w.
Morgan Miller house and r.N
reside there. She will rent out ir".
rooms of it.
Mrs. Lottie Friedell, who was ora-.
ated on at The Washington COUNTY Haze
pital, is getting along nicely
Marsella Stove and s.5..- Y;,.
Elizabeth Stowe, of Washington "a
spending their vacation at the home oI
their aunt, Mrs. Ella Smith, and board.
ing with their cousin, Mrs. Vic9,
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wilson d,
Baltimore, were visitors at the ho1,s
of Mr.. Wilson's mother, Mrs | Z
Wilson, spending a part of Mr.. VII.
sons vacation at his old home. Miss
Mary Wilson is home for a couple a
days during their vacation
The postoffice clubhouse, Riyeryiev.
has been painted BY VIM De'au-.y
and Allen McGraw.
Charles Long, our coal dealer. onk
has about half ton of soft coal on
hand at his coal yards at the present
time.
\ The survivors and some friends o!
the l30th Pennsylvania Regiment will
hold a reunion at their monument a;
the Bloody Lane, where they fought
= September 18th, 1862 They will be
here on the 18th of September, instead
of the 18th, which comes on SUNDAY
this year. They will arrive here On
the 8 o'clock train from Hagerstova,
on the morning of the 18th, hold their
services and leave on the $50 ? III
bus for Hagerstown the same day, as
! they say they are all getting old AMI
don't want to be away over nigh,
They will hold business meeting in
the Red Mems hall after the SERIES
are over at the Bloody Lane
Mr Griffith, who resides in the stone
house at the Myers mill place, will
sell at public sale August his house
hold goods and will go to Pennsylvania
to reside where his wife came from
Mrs. George Nose and children, Of
Hagerstown, are spending some tine
with Mrs. Moses mother here Nrs
John Frank Delaney.
p. G.. Dulin came III from Baltimore
to spend q week with his family, who
are stopping with Mrs. Dulin'S pareN;S
Zim Hines, of Roanoke, is viSii!a.
VIM. Coin and Miss Annie Hime: :
their home in this place.
Mrs. Paul StockslaEer and little
child have returned from Berke!ey
where she had been visiting her SIS,
ter, Mrs. Edward Alderton, W'Y r.
turned with her.
The government avenues have al.
been rcsurfaced by Bester & L'n1
contractors, of Hagerstown. Con;.t-
crate Avenue, Mansfield Ayenr@
Bloody Lane and Richardson Avenue,
and also oiled the pike from ShMr>-
burg through the battlefield ard rg'
screenings on it and rolled We W.'.
nave the good roads very soon and
there won't be anything to keer tour
ISIS from coming our way.
Miss Madeline Hammond has zone
with her cousin to her home IN Carlisle,
Pa, to spend a week or so.
Seymour Fisher was I'D from R'1'
noke spending a week with his home
peoT'e here. stopping with Mrs Martha
I Snaveley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
children, of Hagerstown, are spending
his week with Mr.. Tohnson's parents
MT. and Mrs. Dahlen johnson.
MaNwell Jones, Of KeedySvi.'e. s2ea'
4 part of last week with hi, gram
parents, MIR and Mrs. q. T Reilly
Charles Bowers. of WASHINGTON,
visiting his brother. George Bowers, "
the old home place here.
Mrs. M. T. Gross, of WaShineton
hre visiting her sister, Mrs. Nae
Gross. and other relatives.
Harry Stillwell has rented the lin.i
Snyder farm, which will he vacated
next spring by August Lowman, WI.
has been the tenant on this farm 70.
Is years. He will retire and move
INTO his home in this place now o''"'
pied by his son, Specks Lowman.
H. Dl4FHaT