Shepherdstown and Surroundings Market Notes 1906
Local notices from Shepherdstown and nearby areas report farm sales and rentals, livestock, corn and wheat prices, and shop openings. Advertisements list Hodges goods, Schoppert Produce, and Reinhart’s groceries. Community events include church markets, a recital, and a cornerstone ceremony set for November 10.
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Vermont
Schoppers Gonaty
Cumberland
Honlges
Schuppert
Frederick
Winchester
Gar
Schoppert
Glenkete
Hodges
Joale
Adtea
Kearneysville
Hersey
Thie State
Morgan's Grove
Miller
Shepherdstown
Willaeil Cheny
Local Notes on Weather, Meetings and Road Work
The section reports frosts, ice on ponds, and possible snow in higher areas last week. It notes new electric power plans, a busy bridge project on Teague's run, and road closures during construction. College pianist and sermons are highlighted, with upcoming lectures by Samuel Grafflin and public talks by F. L. Bushong and G. D. Moore. Parish events and road vandalism concerns are mentioned amid a busy local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hendricks
Teague's Run
West Virginia
Van Kearneya vaile ha count been liv ing in Ne s
Van Kearneya vil e ha count been living in New Martinsville area for the past year or two. Mr Kearfott attends Jamestown Exposition and recent fair, praising its naval pageant. Many local residents, visits, and church reopening details appear, including alterations and services at M E Church South in Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Kearneyavile
Ne 'S
Kearfott
Frederick
Hampton Roads
Samuel Miller
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
Deaths and notices from Shepherdstown and vicinity
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs. Ann Maria Randal wife of James F. Randal of Shepherdstown and several community members from Jefferson and Berkeley counties. Survivors include five children and a widowed husband aged 8 years. Other notices cover Mr. Harry Groves of Branchville and railroad work, Mrs. Richard Randolph McMahon of Harper’s Ferry, Mrs. Daisy Willis of Leetown, Mrs. Addie Dallar of Herndon, and Mrs. Mary E. Creamer of Martinsburg. Also reported is a court case in which nine Slovs hired for Dam No. 4 faced disputes over reimbursements, plus local political and fraternal notices and a lodge meeting reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Maria Randal
James F. Randal
Shepherde- Rots
Randal
Jefferson County
Southwood Spring
Mr. Randal
Berkeley County
Shepherdstown
Charlen H
Washington
Harry L
James N
Philadelphia
J. Ferdinand
Mra. E. L. Strode
M. E. Church
Marvin Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Harry Groves
Branchville
D. C
Groves
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Shenandoah
Roanoke
Nebo
Richard Randolph McMahon
Harper's Ferry
Jerome Young
Government
Col
R. R. McMahon
Treasury Department
Cleveland
McMahonj
Henrietta Kelsey
Daisy Willis
Joseph Willis
Leetown
Cecil Watson
Misa Mabel Watson
Addie Dallar
Herndon, Va
Waslington
Mies Alvernop Cross
Henry Daniels
Florence Kirwin
Mary E. Creamer
George D. Creamer
Martinsburg
Butt
John Miller
Martineburg
October Weddings Highlight Shepherdstown and Martinsburg
A string of October marriages unfolds across Shepherdstown Martinsburg and Warrenton. Mins Mary Inez Miller wed Horace E Moluster at Springfield near Martineburg with reception, then plan two weeks northward trip and Winchester residence. Nellie Brandt Myers married Robert Hanson Boyd at Martinsburg home with family attendance and Hopkins music. Mary Spotts and Mason Strother wed in Washington then visited Shepherdstown. Mary Entler tied with D D Smaltz in Waynesboro, and Charlee Hollis wed Clara Monroe in Charles County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Inez Miller
Samuel Miller
Ley County
Horace E. Moluster
Winchester
Springfield
Martineburg
M. Woods
Presbyterian Church
Hinaburg
Panama
Shepherdstown
Nellie Brandt | Myers
8.N. Myers
Robert Hanson Boyd
John E. Boyd
Martinsburg
F. M. Woods
Mary Barr
Washington
Mise Sallye W. Faulkner
Harold H. Bender
Johns Hopkins University
Mesere
Herbert L. Alexander
Stephen RB
Snodgrase
Thompson
Boyd
Mary Welle Spotts
Mason W. Strother
Warrenton
Washington, D. C
Geo
F. Turner
L. T. Hout
Mary 0. Entler
D. Allen Entler
D. D. Smaltz
Marlowe
Berkeley County
Waynesboro
H. Rockey
Charlee Parran Hollis
P. M. Hollis
Middleway
Charlea County
Misa Clara Louise Monroe
New Railroad Bridge at Shepherdstown
A new Norfolk and Western bridge over the Potomac at Shepherdstown is planned to replace the present iron structure. Surveyors will begin work soon, options place the crossing near the town or along the old line, with piers 100 to 125 feet tall and a total length of 1000 to 1500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Norfolk & Western Railway
Potomac River
Seckespie
Potomac
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Maryland
West Virginia
Revere
Reformed
Stipp
Pretty Clos
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Qaveena
Ootouer
Wantel
Sawemill
Or Ailrese
Stepherdstown
Cork
Jwowrnit
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mre
M. L. Herrington
Episcopal Church
Mie Merkell
Heine
Jacob
Reinhart
BR. H. Reinhart
Ineu Street
Harlve I. Butler
Middletown Register
Sharpeburg
Pial
Shepherdstowe
United Company
Spedden
F. L. Bushong
Geo. D. Moore
Kearneyaville
Bakerton
Teague
B. F. Hartzell
Joseph Turner
Fae
Jerdatown
Shoemaker
Martinsburg Power Company
Jain No. 4
Uee
Ford Appliances
Latreeiniogue
Misa Wright
Shepherd College
Mias Wright
Samuel W. Grafflin
Patterson Memorial Church
Baltimore
Hoosier
Mt. Wesley M. E
Sharpsburg
Shepherdstown M. E
Hagerstown
Ey. J. David Miller
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Chambersburg
Hibernia Kline
Jacob S. Osbourn
Mra
Mary Criswell
Ths Place
James B. VanMetre
Jeannette M. Makin
Weat * Cheater
Henry Reynolds
H. J. Stephens
J. O. Knott
Lexington
Epworth League
Troom
House of Delegates
W. W. Westphal
Wade C. Kilmer
Hedgesville
Calvin Tice
Falling Watera
E. S. Tabler
George Ryneal, Jr
J. ¥ Wood
D. P. Lemaster
Falling Waters
A Evans
Gerardstown
Reatch
Dam No. 4
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penonsylvania
Rentch
Democratic Executive Committee
Wa.m
Taos, R
Moors
Dem
Clitof Lodge
Independent Order
Shield of Honor
D. L. Kuwros
R Beo'y
Ayer
Reinhart's
J. W. Ewark
W. Ys
Florida
California
Adirondacks
Kemp
W. P. Licklider
Iware
Best Drug Store
Shepherdstown, W
Mneen
Wil Compacta
Wift Speccifig CO
Atlanta
Gis
Black & Colored Dress Foods
Hell
New York
Ovefer
J. F. Thompson & Bro
Modern Clothiers
N. Queen St
W. Va
Satacanes
Jas. PF. Tonesoe J
Prank Thompson
Buel
TF. Thompaun
JH. BR
Stephen B. B. Thompaun
Wayne A. Thompson
Svdove Thompson
M. G. Tabler
Martinobort
N. Queen Bt
Jacob Snyder
Baltimore & Ohio
Zist
Kodoltzntess
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