Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-11-18


Roanoke to vote last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Snoderass, is visiting in
Baltimore for few days
Mrs. j b. Fisher. is on visit to
friends at Middletown, Md,
Mr.. P r. Harrison, has been in
Clarksburg several days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Imbach ia on a visit to
her son THEODORE, at Morgantewn.
Mr. A. Kogelscha is building fine
modern stable on his lot on North Col
lege street.
The st. Louis exposition will close
on December IS. The Fair has been a
big success in every way.
Mr.. Geo. Kreglow, of Hedgesville
who has been sick for some time was
town OH Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil an, of Greencastle
were visiting Miss Ranch here and
returned home this weel
Mrs. Catharina Roche has with
drawn her farm from public auction
ana will now offer it at private sale,
Mr.. Frank Powuall, gate keeper at
the 3. & O. passenger station in
Washington has been here on visit
to his old home.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hollis, of Gerardstown,
has been GU visit to her father, MIR,
J. S. Trammell. in this city during
the past few days.
Mr.. Gray Silver and his uncle, Mr..
John Silver, of Winchester, lett on
Wednesday for St. Louis to spend ten
days at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Charles G. Smith is having a
long stretch ot fine concrete pave
ment put down On Queen and John
street around his new house.
Mrs. Edward Cooke and Miss Flo
ride Brown, of Charles Town, who has
been on visit to Mrs. Alexander on
West King street here returned home
Mr.. John w. Trammell of Oxford,
Ne" - mere on a visit to his brother
Mr.. Jacob S. Trammell, and was ac-
companied by his nephew Mr.. J. M
TIammell, of McCook, Neb.,
NJ aod Mrs. Jvhn H. Hewett, Of
Hanover Junction. Penn, spent a
part OF last week on visit TO friends
here Mr.. Hewett was pleasant call.
er at this Office while here
V. Vert Kettle has been at last
e'ected to an Office. He has been SHIFT
lug sack and forth between the par
ties like weaver's shut lie. Last week
he was elected to the legislature by
the Republicans in Barbour county.
The handsome new residence of Mr..
T. P. Licklider on the corner of w.
KING and Charles street is progress
ingly rapidly and will doubtless he
ready for habitation before spring. Mr.
S. A. Westenhaver has the contract.
Messrs. J. F. Thompson & Bro.
have fine stock of winter goods and
gen.s furnishing goods that is pleas
ure to see. They keep up to the times
and keep what the young men want
This is the secret of their popularity
as dealers.
MIR Marshall Trammell, of Nebras-
L. I. I.
now in Baltimore to see his wife who is
in hospital at that place. He will
again come here to see his father, Mr..
Jacob Trammell. before going back to
his home.
GHow Henry G. Davis celebrated his
SIst birthday on Wednesday last. The
defeat fer vice president has had no
depressing effect upon the old states
man but he remains as dapper as
young man in his prime. We extend
our congratulations.
Mr.. E. NJ. Willard, who some time
buck bought the Applegartt house on
South Queen street has had the are
rebuilt and enlarged making it, prac-
tically new house, with all modern
Improvements in it. He will have one
OF the most comfortable homes in
Martinsburg.
In the hustle in getting to press
last week several slight errors crept
into our election table and we have
again inserted it this week with the
corrections. We have also inserted
the return for district offices through
out the county SO any one interested
in politics may cut it out and pre-
serve the same for future reference