Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-12-02

en- Tuesday lasi.
Miss Kate Ram, has returned
to her hone a WAlr. uton. Va.
MIS- Emma sap ey HIS returned
to her come on WArr rcet. from
keyser i5r the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ssmuel Sutsr .oi Hag.
ers own have been on a visit to
MIR. and Mrr. 6 S Roush.
MIR. and Mrs. loha L. Whitmore
have retu ned fr IN their bridal tour.
and are nosV AT the lie's hone.
Last Monday sas the coolest day
here thi, season Ike thermometer
went down to 10 d, grees below
freezing.
There IS revival services in the NJ.
E ohurci. South Ia 5 week and the
pastor i being assisted by Rev. c. NJ.
Haw kins OF Roanoke
The daiiymen VINO furnish the peo-
pie OF Maatinsburg with milk have
eombined and agreed to charge cts
per quart for milk Instead OF s.ts as
in the past.
Mr.. II. c. Berry. Of Cox ton, was
IN town on Friday. He says he was
glad to ger back to Old Berkeley as it
was the only white spot on the map of
the election returns.
The engagement Of Miss Katharine
White, daug bter of Gov. A. B. White
to Mr.. w. H. Wolfe. Of Parkerburg. a
young attorney, has been announced.
The wedding will take place in Fen
ruary.
DR.. and Mrs Chas. Ghiselin cele-
brated the goth anniversary of their
marriage on Friday night, by enter
taining their many friends at the
Presbl terrain Manse, in Shepherdstown.
The reception.was largely attended.
Tie firm OF Thompson & Thomp.
son are otefin the good people of
this section a rare opportunity 10 Blu
good coats cheap These coats were
made up as samples and are therefore
offered at about one half their real
value. There is but few of each size
and II you want good coat cheap
call at once or you may nog ge. your
size
The Suprem Court of Appeals has
bfen in session at Charles Town this
week and handed down number OF
important decisions among them be-
ing one III the case OF the First Ma
tional bank against George Harris
from Jefferson county in which the
decision of the Circuit Court Was co-a-
! firmed
Mr.. d. w Snyder has sold as at
tofney ior Mr. V. p. NJ. Williamson,
her farm lying on the Op4quou in
Arden district ami known as The old
Southword farm to Mr.. ard Mrs
Lewis G. Hester of Baltimore CITY.
The new owners expect to IN owe
there about March 1.
Contractor. G. w, Howsea. began
last week TO clear the lots on West
Baltim ore 81 eet on which Armstrong
Gator q Co. new building will be To-
Gated. In the rear of 10 West Balti-
more street Mr.. Howser found that
the fires of February ard s was
still burning among the ruins. 1t
was too hot for the men to WORK.
The suit of Edna Weller Mcclellan
against the estate Of Charles Broad
way Rouss in New York, has been
compromised and ended. The woman
gets $50, 900 in cash. She claimed
that Mr., Rouss agreed in June, 1000.
to give her IS week as long as she
lived. She was then II years old and
is now 81. She is very handsome.
Mr.. L. A. McGuigan, of Davis. was
here several days last week looking
over the town with an idea of locat
lag here tor business. Mr.. McGnigan
is skilled and expert sanitary plumb
er and IT he comes here will engage In
that bnsiress. He is splendid man
such one as we would gladly wei.
| come to our town.
Rev. G. w. Painter, who has for
thirty years been a missionary in
China for the acknowledgements
church delivered an able discourse in
the Presbyterian church In this CITY
last Sunday morning. He spoke ex-
tcuSiyelv 1DOu the co,nr,a.c;ol -,