Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-05-20

friends in Brunswick.
Mr. Elmer Pitzer spent Sunday with
friends in this city
Mr.. Willis Freeze spent Sunday in
Baltimore with friends
Miss Henriette Haunis went to
Washington on Saturday
Mr.. John w. Tabb, of near Gerards-
town, has been very i'll but is now
better.
Mr. w A Gard, and family, spent
last Sunday with friends in Cham
bersburg
Mr. and Mrs George H4sson and
daughter, of Camden, N. J. are here
on visit.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Weller have
returned from visit to friends in
Jefferson county
Mr.. P. NJ. Wolfslagle, merchant
in N. Martinsburg, is extremely ill
with paralysis.
DIR G J E Sponseller, has been quite
Ill for the past week but we are glad
to say is now better.
Mr. Edgar Bush, local editor of the
daily Word spent Sunday with his
mother in Williamsport.
Mr.. Arthur Kiudle OF Washingt on,
who has been spending sometime In
this city, has returned home.
Miss Nan Brady. of Baltimore who
has been visiting in this, has return =
ed to her home in Baltimore.
Rev. Father, Donahoe, OF this city
was in Hagerstown this week assist
ing in the services OF the forty hour
devotion.
Mr.. Charles Eubanks caught his
thumb in the machinery at the Craw-
ford Mills few days ago and was
badly hurt.
Rev. Dr. Flippo, OF Philadelphia,
has been here on visit to his friends
and preached in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday night.
Mr. Robot Vanmetre, son of Mr.
Joseph B Vanmetre, OF Vancle vesville
left this week for 1T Louis. He ex
poets to get employ nent there and
spend the summer at the great fair
Confederate Memorial Day exercises
will be held in Elmwood Cemetery,
Shepherdstown, on Saturday. June d,
An address will be delivered by Rev.
H c Haithcox, d d pastor of the Lu-
theran Church in Shepherdstown.
The first shipment of anthracite
cyal from Virginia was made last
week to Chicago, and experts declare
that it compares favorably with the
Pennsylvania product The Virginia
anthracite will be sold in Chicago I'M
der the name of Merrimac anthracite.
hSooiS J. h WcOuS, dEu ~. y,
Nadenbousch is special commission
ers will sell valuable lot formerly
the property OF the late John w. Mar
tin and located on North Queen st.
at the front door of the court house
on June II, 1904
Mr. III 81 I i
mill man, is just getting well of a
severe carbunkle on the back of his
neck. He has decided, since this ex-
preme that though carbunkles may
be worth ten dollars he will give his
share away free of ost
Miss Mary E. Cox and Mr., John
Gannoy, both of this city, were quiet
ly married in Hagerstown on Satur-
day morning. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. T. Mowbray at
the parsonage of St Pau"s Methodist
Episcopal church.
Drs. J. w. McSherry and E. l.. Sen
cindiver went to Baltimore on We'd
nesday, to attend the meeting of the
Alumni of the Maryland, Medical
University which met at the Eutaw,
on Wednesday night. DR.. McSherry
has never attended meeting since he
graduated in 1855 and Dr. Sencindi-
yer has never failed 20 attend one
since he left the institution, some ten
years ago. They returned to Martins
burg on Thursday, after havinS spent
very pleasant time.
Elder J. w Harlan, who is a dele
gate from Winchester Presbytery to
the General Assembly left on Mon.
+. gay for Washington, enroute to Mo