Polk Millers coming and court dates in February
Polk Millers coming. Circuit Court convenes February ath. Next Wednesday is ground hog day. Numerous local ads list sales at VanMetre's near Kearneysville and Hodges'. Posts, crops, and goods prices, plus births and marriages, fill the town notices in Shepherdstown Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Bardane
L.K. Hardesty
Andrew Burnett
Billmyer’s Mill
Jefferson County Court
J. L. Welshans
VanMetre’s
Cial Seal Cigars
Reinhart's
van Metre’s
Hodges
Kearneysville
Duke Brothers Move to Muskogee Oklahoma
Local notices describe Mr Leslie D Duke son of Robert M Duke moving from Bakerton to Muskogee Oklahoma where his brother J W Duke has long been established and secured a good construction company position. Also noted are Mr Raymond Duke a native county resident now in Muskogee and several health and sale notices involving residents of Shepherdstown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie D. Duke
Robert M. Duke
Bakerton
Muskogee
Oklahoma
J. W. Duke
Raymond Duke
Washington, D.C
R.S. M. Hoffman
John C. Hoffman
Philadelphia
J. D. Muldoon
Keyser
W. Va
Baltimore
Lucy Beltzhoever
Charles Town
H.C. Getzendanner
Charles Campbell
Shepherdstown
Tee
Mundey
Sturgiss
Harry E. Mundey
J.C. Fultz
Raymond Chapline
Toppan
Lynn
Vinoi
Reinhart
Fire Disrupts Sunbeam Hall Basement in Shepherdstown
A small morning fire alarm in Shepherdstown routed by a dense basement smoke filled Sunbeam Hall. Firemen fought the blaze with two water streams, preventing flames and reporting only smoke damage to the hall and goods. Heroic actions by F L Weitzheimer and Norman Crow helped alert and enter the basement. Mrs. Taylor fainted and required medical help. The cause remains undetermined, with rubbish and matches suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Nannie Taylor
Sunbeam Hall
Polk Miller to entertain at college on Tuesday evening
Humorist Polk Miller and Col. Tom Booker, both native Virginians, bring wartime stories and songs with a quartet of Virginia singers to the college. Admission is 35 cents. Twain praised Miller as a uniquely American entertainment. Also note winter wedding notices and Mundey’s postmaster reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Miller
United States
Col
Tom Booker
Mr. Miller
Prince Henry
West
Four
Dan Tucker
Local notes and community happenings around the county
Reports from a rural community detail a church gathering, family visits, and fishing success. Minnie Moore visits her sick mother Mrs Stride in Brunswick while Charles DeLauney returns home after a stay at a tree moekshos. Robotic ice blocks on Burnside road hamper travel. John P. Smith quits teaching due to illness. Liberals Aid Society to host a chicken and waffle supper January 28 29 for fundraising at James Snyder’s vacant rooms. Property transactions include George Batts buying a house from Bird Delaney and Clinton Koontz purchasing the Pet Pennell house at public sale for 625 dollars. A VanMetre sale on February 2 offers heavy-boned two year old mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Hillbeary & Co
Charlottesville
Geo. H. Child
Harper's Ferry
VanMetre
Kearneysville
Charles Smallwood
Daisy Moore
Charles Town
A.C. Hopkins
Lee H. Molen
VenMetre
Joseph Snyder
Isaac W. Stipp
Cob J. W. Johnson
M. F. Church South
Bakerton
Howard Koontz
Charles R. Koontz
J. L. Myers
M. & Church South
Pare
Schoppert
Vere
Ceetiiere
Baeky
Rittem
Feening
Reece Ra
Hancock
Mia
Minnie Moore
Brunswick
Stride
Charles DeLauney
Moekshos
Point Eree
Antietam
Burnside
John P. Smith
Liberals Aid Society
James Snyder
George Batts
Bird Delaney
ORF, DeLauney
Clinton Koontz
Roxbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham
Charles Waldeck
W. P. Licklider
H. L. Snyder & Co
Old Lutheran Church
W. P. Licklider's
Vanclevesville School
Clara Saakwood
J.D. Cox
Hopewell
Leetown
W.G. Baker
Buckeys— Town
H.C. Marten
Isaac D. van Metre
York
Messrs. Johnson and Miller
J. C. Chenowith
Thos. C. Miller
Shepherd College
Prof. Miller
Anti-Saloon League
League
Friends
The
Temperance Cause
Drake
Halley
Samuel D. Barnhart
Roanoke
Dayton
Ohio
Potomac
Register
H. L. Entler
Wilmerding
Tao
Butt
H. E. Mundey
Postoffice Department
Princess and Mill
E. E. Miller
Berkeley County
J. Ellis Seibert
R. T. Banks
Annie Trostle
J . W. Hopper
J. E. Stanley
Stanley
Caroline Brige
Williamsport
Avilla
Oliver T. Reilly
Sharpsburg
J. L., McChan
Sisler
Hagerstown
Laska Stanley
Sadie Stanley
Smithsburg
David Lemen
Nathaniel Burwell
A. J. Wilkinson
Grafton
Chas. N. Whiting
Carter & Gordon
Joseph E. Byers
S.J. Hodges
C. W. Hodges
Martinsburg
I. D. VanMetre
Fred F. Moler
Moler
Cross Roads
J. D. Myers
Robert T. Banks
Geo. L. Fraley
Boyd A. Reinhart
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Wheeling
New Orleans
Southern Century Club
Equitable
Cumberland News
Winchester
Reformed Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Frederick
John S. Douglass
Douglas
Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Junction
Elk Branch Presbyterian Church
M. E
Bethesda
Thomas G. Flagg
Berryville
Jones
Mary V. Griffith
Wim. P. Griffith
Victor A. Rohrer
May Whitmore
George A. Whitmore
Bunker Hill
Mary V. Sinclair
Homer
Middleway
Moses Bomberger
Boonsboro
William P. Hubbard
West Virginia
Hubbard
United States Senate
Nathan B. Scott
Scott
Senate
Senator Scott
San
Ae Hood
Edgar Allen Crowl
Bertha May Swink
A. E. Smith
Irma Jane Swink
Charles Edward Dennis
Frank Dennis
Georgia
Nellie Edna Lewis
Inwood
Nelson Corbin | Tavenner
W. D. McCurdy
Baptist Church
Clara Mabel Donaldson
J. W. Donaldson
Harvey Morgan Lemaster
J. S. Lemaster
Hedgesville
C.C Cannon
Rexall
Rexail
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Princess Street
D.L. Rentch
Seria
Ulkwering
Atie
Seary
Saul Shace
Bingeres
Kood
Ant Rihher
Goed
Carter & Cordein
Crowe
Polack's Jewelry Store
Washington Street
Mad
Station
H.W. Hilleary & CO
China
W.p.licklider
Shepherdstown, W. Vo
Warren Toppan
Mass
Celee
Reinhart’s Pharmacy
M. G. Tabler
North
Queen Street
Portland
Jefferson Vehicle CO
Starry Building
Telephone
F. N.S