Local Shepherdstown ads tout groceries and coffees
The Shepherdstown Register reports Owens and Miller’s shop offering groceries, fresh fruits, and high grade Reinhart coffee while Hodges’ elevators advertise coffee and bread. Local marketplaces list prices on wheat and corn with updates on auctions, postmaster news, and a public sale planned by KR. H. M. Billmyer. A Presbyterian festival is announced and river conditions note low Potomac levels impacting canal navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens & Miller's
Gibson's
Schop- i
Merhart Bros
Santos Blendi
Reinhart Bros
Boston Coffee
Reinfart Mare
Stowe
Reinhart
Ry Washington
Hodges
Billmyer
Vila Washington
Owens
Liggitt’s
Huyler’s
Sehraltt's
Jefferson County
Spom RW
M. Billmyer
Gwens & Miller
Leeland
Relabart Bros
H. C Haitheers
Shepherdstown
Harvey H. Pendleton
Stepherdstown
Chaim
Cost Miller
Owens & Miller
H. M. Billmyer
Potomac
Local notes from Shepherdstown and vicinity fair preview
The Hagerstown fair runs October 14 to 17 with big attractions, while E D Bowly promotes Stark varieties for grain failures. J L Welshans opens a millinery shop, Mrs Katherine Johnson remodels the Show Place, and real estate sales, legals, and local goods feature in Shepherdstown and Charles Town area notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Welshans
Katherine Johnson
F.O. Trump
Typhoid fever and community notices in Shepherdstown area
The column reports multiple local typhoid illnesses in Avilla and nearby towns, with improvements for some patients and warnings to boil drinking water. It also notes travel, visits, and relocations of residents, promotions, and social events. Articles cover deaths, local history publication, Shepherd College term start, and pickpocket incidents at Winchester fair.
Winchester Presbytery meets at Davis for spring session
Winchester Presbytery convened at Davis last week to set April’s Falling Waters Church session in Berkeley County with Rev. E V Lancaster to be installed as pastor of Falling Waters and Tomahawk churches. M H Moffen was elected moderator, Samuel L Dodd reading clerk, and A J McMurray stated clerk. Also noted were Lutheran fundraising plans, Episcopal and Methodist activities, and several local marriages and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grammer
Episcopal Church
Farmville
Winchester
Mr. Grammer
Paulus A. Irving
Graramer
Grace Episcopal
Middleway
County
Davis
Falling Waters
Berkeley County
E. V. Lancaster
Hl. M. Moffen
Charlies Town
Samuel L. Dodd
Hedgesville
A. J. McMurray
Woodstock
General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Toledo
Ohio
G. A. Gibbons
Romney
J. S. Alfriend
Charles Town
Moorefield
Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia
R. EL. Strider
Keyser
C. Sydenstricker
Southern Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Parkersburg
Methodist Protestant Church
Presbyterian Church
Providence
Shepherdstown
Kearneysville
Avilla
Epworth League
Sharpsburg
Reformed
Yaiacm
West Virginia News Roundup From Morgantown to Fairmont
A Morgantown wife ran away prompting her husband to offer a five dollar reward for her return. The Gold Orchard Company of Berkeley County shipped four carloads of Northwestern Greening apples to South Africa with prices not yet public but reported above four dollars per barrel. Fairmont voted to adopt the commission form of government boosting its population toward twenty five thousand after absorbing suburban towns. Governor Hatfield and Board of Control President Lakin plan a statewide tour of public institutions soon. At the Patriotic Order Sons of America meeting in Morgantown Frank Trump was reelected state recording secretary and J G Hurst was elected trustee. Charles Town will host the 1914 convention. Magnolia Power Company plans a 15000 horsepower hydroelectric plant on the South Branch at Springfield costing about one million dollars, with transmission to Cumberland Springfield Romney and other WV points. State Tax Commissioner Blue released pamphlets listing about 4290 automobile license holders registered since July to aid officers in preventing license misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Cocavta
Marian
Morgantoventes
Gold Orchard Company
Berkeley County
South Africa
Fairmont
Henry D. Hatfield
James S. Lakin
Board of Control
the Patriotic Order
Sons of America
Morgantown
Frank O. Trump
Kearneysville
J. G. Hurst
Harper's Feery
Charles Town
Magnolia Power Company
Potomac
Springfield
W. Va
Cumberland
Romney
West Virginia
Fred O. Blue
Mr. Blue
Ascites
Resolutions on Death of Brother George S Knott
Our quarterly conference mourns the death of Brother George S Knott a long time official member of our church and respected citizen of Shepherdstown He lived among us as a man of God for over seventy five years and his loss is deeply felt The resolutions call for a record entry and publication in the Shepherdstown Register signed by W P Licklider C Henkle and E Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens & Miller
Rexall
United States
Canada
John Woods
Shep Terdstown
Charlottesville
John L. Livers
Woods
Shepherdstown
Wo. C. Moler
Avilla
John F. McClain
Washington
C. McClain
Zion
George S. Knott
Brother Knott
Church
Fme
W. P. Licklider
2. C. Henkle
E. Miller
Resolutions of Respect for W. N. Lemen
The Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church records gratitude to God for W. N. Lemen a Confederate veteran and longtime elder. He led in church and civic life, served as Sunday school superintendent and clerk of session, and was praised for integrity and liberality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Lemen
Shepherdstown
E. W. Reinhart
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Lou D. Mann
Ueng
J. H. Hill
Elverta
E. D. Bowly
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J. J. Hofman
Benjamin Hoffman
George W. Sisler
J. L. McChan
Newstreet
Harry Simpson
Shepherd College
Florence Hunter
Priscilla Miller
Hortense Koontz
Wm. 1
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T. O. Everhart
Jersey Cattle
Geo. W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Forrest ‘Arnett
John Allen Link
Barnhart
Pittsburg
Norfolk & Western Railway
Mr. Bryan
D. S. Rentch, Esq
Chautauqua
Mr. Rentch
B.C. Unseld
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
B. S. Pendleton
Mrs. UN
C. H. Moore
William
S. A. Frazier
William Frazier
Lovettsville
S. J. Selvey
M.B. Baker
King and
New Streets
W. H. Selvey
Katherine Beltzhoever
West Virginia University
TO. Everhart
Robert McKee
McKeesport
George
George M. Kemp
Mary Kemp
Register
C. H. MacLellan
Louise MacLellan
Baltimore
R. Lucien Reinhart
Shepherds~ Town
S. M. Engle
Mary
Ellicott City
Mary Moler
Bettie Moler
Bakerton
Edward Ricamore
Texas
Rachel Turner
Stone Harbor
New Jersey
Rey
C. H. Rockey
Edith Moffett
Troutville
Blanche Knott
J. Strider Moler
St. John Byer
Valley Rest
Taylor Bragonier
Archie Anderson
James Covert
Shenandoah Junction
Edith Sigler
Chambersburg
Moselle Johnson
Rose Snyder
Wm. B. Snyder
W. W. Clagett
Accotink
Messrs
Ernest and
Homer Hamrick
Ethel Hamrick
C. R. Owens
G. B. Wiltshire
5. J. Hodges
Maryland
Washington County
W. D. Campbell
Hagertown
Williamsport
Hancock
F. T.cahill
Board For Health
Western Maryland Railroad Company
United States Army
U.S. Army
Thomas Herr Russell
Brunswick
George Hasson
Harper's Ferry
Charles Curtis Dailey
Lewis Historical Publishing Company
New York
H. Maxwell
Randolph County
Thos. C. Miller
Maxwell
Miller
Shepherd College State Normal School
Knabe
Knabe Company
Floyd L. Watson
J. T. Campbell
Levi M. Porter
Nelson Edgar Hill
Nannie D. Manuel
Hagerstown
Hil
Manuel
Mev
Hill
James W. Sampson
Sampson
Order of Owls
Frank L. Johnson
Masonic
Main Street
Johnson
Brotherhood Mercantile Company
Roanoke
Derr
Charles J. Derr
Moser's Cross Roads
Derrias
G. W. Kidwell
Shenandoah
Kidwell
Ee E. R. and
J. W. Snyder
Astore
U.S
WET Virginia News
Eee
Sile
Dunlap
Leadill
Tena
Watson
Tig Eddy
Fletcher
Castoria
H.l.snyder & CO
Shepherdstown, W.va
Dartram
Holstein
Jerseys
Melvin
Buckles Bros
Washington Street
Wan
Jessie C. Hoffman
Norwalk
Perheds
Norwalk Martinsburg
Geo. R. Bready
W, Va
Nees
Jeff
Just
Robert Gibson
L Va
National Highway Garage
Shepherdstown, W. VA
M. G. Tabler
Ites
N. Queen Street
Robert L. Bates
Charlotte Tial
Martinsburg, W. Va
Ee Post
David H. ‘Schuyler & Sons
Philadelphia
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