Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-05
shARPsBURG NEW,

SnaveIa,,e Gr!Ner ~.
bv We 5 truck, was bas. Ie.-ss
Ssv III" reo car skidding of the ,o, s.rg.sst
"a way morning and rolled oy. .Os' Mon.
the ''ines oaaiy bruising birs I eocP.e
nou,d s"eet again. He h., on o.
POUNDS OF ice. The trnc., nag 80.
ps which will be AMI IS BADLY
raul Davis, on the 81 81 loss
arm. arm raised and sent n ' lug Miller
sIlee ears Of white corn n. -, Sri;sr
son variety that were YER, NE John
measured measure II, Is and a '.-'sc' a-t
white corn. e0oN lie.c If .-..
Edgar Line, who re,a,,,..
f pas v; from John b. Rem en-, ,. mas ~.
sion next spring. ''' '~"- posses.
ABOUT the middle Of ,r.
SSISlsDhs between Shsrrs5... Eek al
Shepherdstown will have = -ts ard
. .h Mi!ler saw mill plsrs -S.'ur "a
! me canal, as they will - 1l- Along
the river hill. 80 - -oHc'et-.
Charles SNYDER sum.
me Antletam National Ca,,,..''le1t IT
hlehly complimented h., n ."..C'i, vas
on Monday of this weeg '.~'.s' Pl-'y
had visited about all H. saying the,
r ',ar, IN this country and -, .5.' ,''1.,
marked marked that the cemete-y nm, .'s. =.
eellent condition and tina, NJ u eN.
ae tue most courteous sun. Su,--r
tney had met anywhere -''''snte1i
MRS. Clinton Swain and CL--.
GraW' who makes his hor,s ,.: ..'s '..'
ms uncle and aunt, srerr s.. M'.' them,
last week witt Mir ana =, TAI GAYS
Shlpiey, Mrs. SWANS dsno5. osa..I
Shepherdstown. -""sA'er. IN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Al4.-
littie daughter, of Berkere, WI ". aHi
were over visiting Wrs " Va,
mother, Mrs. c. /. Mono, 7'leTt9Hs
Edward Line started to pj,t bis
OF apples on Monday of This .''S ,. S,Io
m? crop this year isn't yer, , ..sh'
quite a number of his ,ras. 'a'es
oioom on them now. Fran. 0.. nave
also picking his crop and som. o .s '
trees have bloom on them CIV VI MS
Mr. Keller, on the ur,,.,
near Smoketown, has been b,nr:-a.",
number of truck loads of a,,lo.
thIS place and retailing rhe-rF t ~. %
the oushel at so cents rer hmsSoT F
Web McGraw broke tbrou usi,e"
floor of his loft and hrnisa4 1f I me
SaaIy. he caught the ioist and s,rsi
h'mSeif from serious injury.
VIM. Delaney and Allen v,c.,u
are painting the dwellinp.bonssso ~ ..
the A. d. Grove farm. tenan,ai s "a
Poodle Poffenberger - T
A tourist car man from Indian,
wanted the picture of an old coIo..;
man in this vicinity one day ~.
week, and his wife got highly i7sr s.
about it-said she did not wan, h.,
husbands picture carried ovsr -.
country on exhibition and womb nv,
&c. me man take picture o. them
and their freedom home.
John Nose, one of our fshe-ms-
caught a l6-pound Mssissp7 ,1ss5
one day last week in the P2to-,,
river. ''''-'
Chas. (Bud) Smith has raised md
champion sweet potato of this ri.
cinity, weighing seven pounds Nd
says he has a number of large ones
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hebb. Of Sher.
herdstown, spent a couple Of tay;
with Mrs. Hebb'S mother. Mrs. wn
H. Stull
Mr.. Philip Grove is reported 10 d
belfast with pneumonia.
Joe Brashears is sick again viii
pneumonia fever He had a bad sre
OF sickness some time back that ks,
him from work.
Bud Rohrer is disabled from vors
suffering with a bad case of rheu-l
tism.
Mrs. Peachie Bender Forbes,
Milton, Pa, is here at the home Of Id
paernts to spend some time with the1
Mrs. Hattie Hines. who had Tee
taken to the Washington County Hay
pital at Hagerstown and operated
for appendicitis, has returned 10 b
home in SharPsburg and is gstt1
along nicely.
VIM. yesterday, residing at P0rsf
town, dug fifteen bushels of fine lifs
sweet potatoes on his farm, and anon
them were some fine ones. The 1ei
lest one weighed : pounds. son
pOtatOf