Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-03
Mrs. D. C. Westenhaver

Mrs. d. c. Westenhaver is in
Washington this meek.
Mrs. S. V. Fiery has been on Wis
it to friends in Piedmont
Miss Mollie Phillips is on visit
to frienas in Washington, D. c.
Read the new advertisement in
this issue of Mr. John NJ Henshaw.
Mr. Fred Bremen, who works in
Washington. spent several days in
this city.
Mr.. D. c. Westenhaver, of Cleve-
land, was home and spent Su day
with his family.
Nice home grown strawberries are
selling here at ten cents per box or
three for quarter.
Messrs Geo S.. Zeiler and w. H.
Brady. OF Berkeley Springs were here
the past week on businss
D. Bruce McGraw, proprietor of
McGraw hotel Sharpsburg died last
Friday aged about 80 years.
The children in the various schools
of the town are just finishing up their
examinations for the season.
A concrete pavement will be laid
in front OF the property of Or. S. N.
Myers on Vast Martin street.
Mr.. James Hammil, who has been
filling temporary vacancy at tn
hotel Waldo at Clarksburg is home.
Master James Thompson who has
been attending school ct Fork Union,
Virginia, is home for the summer.
Miss Emma Bender, of Baltimore,
who has been spending sometime
here with friends, has returned home
Prof. and Mrs, c. L, Akeley have
left Martinsburg for Hampton Beach
N. H., where they will remain during
the summer.
Judge w. H. H. Flick who has
been dangerously i'll for the past
week or two, we are glad to say is
much improved.
Rev. T. S. Dun away and several
delegates from the Baptist church
were In attendance at the Association,
Front Royal last week.
Mr.. Theodore Buser who has been
sick for some time has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to 60 about and is
now IA Beekeiey Springs recuperat-
ing.
A very heavy rain fell here ON Mon
day afternoon and southwark, towards
Darkesvllle there was considerable
damage done by the water washing
out corn.
Rev. DR. George w. White, of Moore
field, has been on visit to his son
Rev. R. A. White, of Gerardstown,
and preached for him at Gerardstown
last Sunday.
We regret to say that Mr.. Joseph
Mcintyre has been very ill for the
past week having been taken with
sudden attack of vertigo. He is now
much better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John w. Trammell,
of Oxford Nebraska, who have been on
visit to the family of Mr.. J. S.
Trammel aud other friends left for
their home on Saturday last.
! The town is flu of prominent per-
sons, officials in the Episcopal church
who are in attendance at the annual
meeting of the Diocesan council. Mar.
tinsburg extends a cordial welcome
to them all.
DIR. G. E. Sponseller, who has been
confined to his house for several
weeks. by sickness, has sufficiently
recovered to be able to take trip to
Atlantic City, in order to hasten his
recuperation.
What boys has not felt his hair arise
while perusing Stanley in Africa
with his soul narrowing pictures of
savage men and beasts? Stanley died
Tuesday in England. He started life
as waif in an almshouse and died
knight OF England and a member
Pertinent. with half dozen college
degrees and great wealth. He was a
newspaper man and soldier in the
Confederate army before he explored
Africa.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Kennedy, wife OF
Judge JOHN M. Kennedy. of Pittsburg