Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-19
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laeie has been a change tor the
better in the condition. Young Jones
Of Harpers Ferry. who was thought
to have been MORALLY wounded hy
ms father last Thursday night. by
mistake for burglar, as told in the
Democrat of last week. DR.. b. b.
Ransom. his attending physician, is
greatly pleased with the Improvement
and thinks his chances of recovery
are good.
ne roads through the districts of
Arden and opequon are in good con-
dision considering the heavy summer
rams. We have recently been over
some OF these roads and know where
OF we speak. but we hear that the
roads IN some sections have been bad.
y washed aud need repairs.
Miss Wilma Wentzell of Washing.
ton. d. c., Miss Katharine Ran. Il
Harpers Perry, Messrs. Walter Coates
aud William Hall, of Washington d
G., spent Sunday in this CITY as the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. r. E. Miller
on Weat King street.
Mr. Nick Roirick who has been ern-
ployed for some time on an euoi
neetIng corps on the b & o. at
Glenwood, Penn. has accepted bet
ter position with the Atlantic Coast
line and left on Monday for Florida
where he will have lis headquarters.
Two popular bank clerks of this
city a'e camping this week on the
banks of the Potomac aud ii is said
that one has such a serious 1--we case
that they have ordered daily mail
service to their camp.
surrounded by his children our
friend J. S. Trammel celebrated his
90 birthday on last Saturday. Our
congratulations are rendered and we
nope his life will extend over many
more years.
MIR. E d. Rauch has erected fir e
new barn at his home in Arden dis
trict, and is said to be the finest in
the county Mr.. George Grim of Ger
ardstown was the builder.
Miss Josephine Prather and mother.
OF Vermont aveune. Washington d,
e, are spending some time in this
city as the guest f Mr. and Mrs M.
q Tabler. on West King street.
MIR. H. II. Rutherford, the Republ
can Candidate for sheriff has sold out
ms meat store and will devote his
entire lime To his canvass.
The county court has had rev
abutmrnts tuilt aud the bri ipe rails 4
owe II The run beyond the home OF Mr..
+. d. Rauch
The Statesman and the daily New
YORK World for four months, during
the campaign for SI.oo The regular
plice s. 49,
Mrs. L T Cline. and little child.
rem, Percy and Louise. are visiting
friends and relatives in Cumberland
Nd.
Herman Rody was killed at B,uus-
wick last Monday by car uoop which
he was riding turning over upon him
Mr.. F. c. Durham has sold out
his store on South Ra leigh street to
Mr.. Archiba Lamar.
Mrs. John J. Hetzel and daughter,
Miss Amelia lett on Saturday for
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. j. w. Kindle. and little son
Holman, are on visit to her mother
"ios =. Y. f1OmdD.
Miss Eliza Kramer went to Alexau.
dria, to visit her brother, and TO take
her little niece home.
Mr.. J. V.Guinn, who has been verv
Ill for some weeks, we are glad to
say is improving.
Miss Rose Farrin, has returned
from visit to Philadelphia aud At
lantic City.
Mrs. Emily Bishop and her daueh-
tiers returned from the Worlds Fair
Tuesday.
We had a pleasant call on Wednes-
day from Mr.. Jacob Rush of near
Scrabble.
The daily New York World and the
Statesman until after the election for
$500.
Miss Mary Comiskey, who has been