Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-04-22
Miss Daisy Wolford is visiting friend

spent several days in this city.
Miss Mary Lamon IF Washington,
is spending sometime in this city.
Mr.. @. NJ. Bowers of Washington,
spent Sunday here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Crawford have
returned from their visit TO Atlantic
City.
Miss Nan Armstrong who has been
employed In Pittsburg, is visiting her
mother.
Misses Bertha Bird and Manle Toup,
left for Be, kelley Springs, where they
will visit.
Mr.. George Yontz, who is employed
in Baltimore, is home to spend some
time with his parents.
Mrs. r. II Russell and daug liter,
Miss Mildred, of Brunswick, spent
Wednesday in this city.
Born to NJ aud Mrs. John Heinz,
OF North Raleigh street, Sunday morn
ing April 18TH rWO soss.
The republicans will hold a mass
meeting, next Monday night, to nom
mate candidate for Mayor.
The Wholesale district OF Toronto
Canada was destroyed by fire las
Tuesday night, entailing a loss
$40, 900 900.
Congress is considering plan for
extending the capitol bvilding 1t is
claimed by some that there is need
greater accommodations
Mr.. and Mrs, James Stribling have
returned from their bridal trip, and
have gone to reside at "Oak View"
the Stribling county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Stewart have
returned frsm their bridal TIP ana
will so to Housekeeping in the cot
tage or Winchester avenue, recently
purchased by Mr.. Stewart,
DR.. w. E. Min2hinl is having p
concrete pavement laid in front of
his property, on South Queen STREE,
recently purchased by him, from ibe
e51ate If the late J. H. Gettinger.
Mr Daniel ]. Heiston, who has beer
IN Hun ingtoa, w. Va. for three
months engaged in superinten dug
the erection of large Touring mill,
has returned to Martinsburg, having
conp cted the mill
stTbe annual alarm OF damage to the
fruit has been sounded, but we be-
lieve it is premature. The buds are
hardly enough developed and there
has been M sleet. There has been very
little weather OF the kind to force the
bloom. We will hope for the best, at
at any rate.
The handsome new orgau, which
was presented to Christ Reformed
church, by Mrs. c. P. Matthaei, and
Miss Katherine Matthaei has been re.
ceived fioul the Moler organ Co., in
Hagerstown, aud placed in position.
It IS fine Instrument, and the gift
is much appreciated by the congrega-
ton,
1t is sad to report the death of
charming young lady, in the person
of Miss Elsie Gill, daugl ter of the
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Gill, which &C.
CURED Wednesday night about II
O'Clock, after a lingering illness, aged
ri years. Her remains were taken to
Frederick, Md, yesterday for inter
ment. Miss Gill has resided in this
city Tor two years, and during that
time made many friends.
Marshall, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. S. Burdette was run over by
buggy on Sunday afternoon about
S O'Clock. Two young men racing
on West Burke street caused the acct
dent The child was considerably
bruised, but NO bones were broken and
tits not thought that any serious in
jury will result. We have not learned
the names OF the young men who
were driving the buggies but it furn-
isles another warning against reck-
less driving.
A fire occurred at Allensville, on
the liue of the B. & O., about Que
mile west OF North Mountain Wed
nesday morning which totally con-
sumed two story frame building
owned by ]. H. Miller & son, of this
CIV and occupied by Mr.. D. A Wood
Il