Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-10

is the guest OF trends mere
Mr.. Edgar Miller of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Harry Carmichael. OF Haucec
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. Preston Hopkins, of Charlestown
spent SUNDAY here with friends.
Mr.. J. William Stewart is spending
this week at the Worlds fair, at ST.
Louis.
Mr.. Charles Matthaei, Of Washing
ton spent Sunday in this city with his
parents.
Mr.. Frank Lambert, Of Washington
spent SUNDAY in this city with friends
and relatives.
We had pleasant call on Monday
from our good friend D. l.. Magruder
of Kearneysville'
Mr.. Jack Trenholm Of the Wabash
engineers, located hear Hancock.
spent Sunday herr.
Mr.. G. A. Seibert of Cumberland.
spent several days here last week
visiting friends
Miss Jesse Henderson, of Cumber-
land. has been on a visit to friends,
during this week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Max Robin son left
Monday for St. Louis to visit the
great Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Aler have re =
turned from a visit to friends in Phil
sdelphia and Washington.
DR.. Virginia McCune, has been in
Atlantic City this week attending a
meeting IF medical society.
Miss Florence Furrey, Of Kearneys
vile, who has been seriously i'll, from
a surgicrl operation, we are glad to
hear is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Mollie Bentz has moved to her
old home at Jefferson, Maryland since
her husbands death, where she will
make her future home.
The Episcopal congregation IN Win
chester is still without rector, Rev
MIR. Dame having gone to his new
charge IN New York State.
NJ. Garur tt Morrison, left home on
Mondav tur Newport News where he
expects to spend his vacation in
woIk ~ With surveying PARTY.
Councilman Geo. w Schill who has
been at a Baltimore hospital for some
time has returned and We are glad to
say i somewhat impro' ed in health.
Mr.. Reubin Combs, is seriously i'll
owing to injuries received from falling
from a horse. He is suffering frombrain
trouble and is thought to be internal
y injured.
Miss Fannie Myers and Miss
Georgia Gladden. left Monday on
visit to friends in London, Ohio They
xoect to visit the World S fair before
they return.
There was great many OF our peo-
pie who went to Winchester on last
Monday it being Confederate decora-
ton day. All who went came back
well pleased and reported having a
very pleasant time
Miss Elizabeth B. Graves, of Mer-
cersburg, Penn. who often comes here
to visit her daughter, he matron
the hospital, writes that she has
tube rose rooted elem: It's with twelve
flowers and twelve more coming on.
Mrs. McCaleb who has been visit
ing her daughter at Mulberry H il
near Arden has returned to her homel
in Ainsworth Iowa, accompanied by
her granddaughter Mrs. Glen Camp
bell who will go from there to visit
her aunt in Duluth Minnesota. Mrs
McCaleb is right old lady and will
hardly ever get back to Virginia
She is in her S5rd year.
Rev. R A. White, of Gerardst own.
will be absent from his charge on
next Sunday He will be engaged in
the installation of Rev. S. NJ.
Engle at Berkeley Springs. There will
lie no preaching at Bun er Hill church
in the morning and his appointment
at Smithfeld church in the evening
VIII be filled by Rev. d. H. Scanlon.
OF Der ryville.
Our young friend Ben Oden has
gone to st Albins, KaEaw ha county
with the idea Of investigating pros
poets there for young lawyer If he