Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-03

Mr.. Frank Hollis. OF Grafton, has
been here on visit to his old friends.
Mr.. James q. Stuckey was a caller
at the S atesman Office on last Satur-
day.
Mr.. w A Lemeu, of near Billmy-
ers' mill, was caller at this office on
Saturday.
Mr.. A. C. Cleudenning is confined
to his home at Bunker Hill with
lumhago.
Mr.. E c. Shepherd, spent last
Sunday with his mother at Shep-
herdstown.
Miss Jane Colstou he's returned from
Fairmont where she uas been Gu visit
to her sister, Mrs. CornweIl.
Miss Frances Deatrick has qualified
as administra rix of the estate of her
nrolher, the late p. f, Deatrick.
We had pleasant call on Monday
from our good friend Mr. James w.
Duvall, Of near SIP ing Mills.
Mr.. and MS c. E Matthias, have
returned to their home in this city,
aiter pleasant trip through Penu.
Miss Georgia Pi!zer has sold her
house at Bunker Hill to Dir. Rogers.
rne price paid we understand was
SLIGO.
Mr.. Buff Kettsriug, OF Iuwood, lie #
on Tuesday last for Baltimore wher
he entered hospital to be treated for
appendicitis.
The congregation OF the Presby-
terrain church at Winchester has ex-
tended a call to Rev J Horace Lacy,
of GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
The last quarterly conference OF the
NJ. f chu CHI at Bunker Hill will be
held at the church on Saturday and
Sunday Feb II and IL.
Mr.. Samuel Miller has purchased
the Gilbert s. Brown farm on the
Opequon containing 1871 acres for
which he paid $23 per acre.
The rev school building at Keyser
w Va, which cost So, 900, has been
completed and formally opened. is
Ct pressed brick and has on auditori-
um that will s-at $40 persons.
The marriage of Miss May Mason,
daughter of Hon. Jan es M. Mason, o.
Cherlestown to Mr.. Philip Speed, Of
New York has been ANNOUNCED TO take
place on Feb Is at Charlestown.
Mr.. John Davidson, who has been
sick with the typhoid fever for a
III NTH or more at 3rcencastle 1ema n
very sick vet. His many friends here
h pc foi his speedy recovery.
Mr.. o B. Lefever. had a reception
at his home near Bunker Hill on
Tuesday evening last in honor Of his.
S n, Mr.. Harry Lefever, and his brid.
A pleasant time was epj Eyed by all
who attended.
The stockholders meeting OF the
M4rtinsburg Development Co. vas
hello on Tuesday and elected A. Parks
F. S. Enme1t. John +. Boyd, w. !.
Lambert and James F. Thompson di-
rectors.
The hremen Of Waynesboro have
raised more than 81 500 for prizes TO
be given in the contests at the
Cumb .rland valley Firemen's meet
ing in that city in June next. The
meeting promises TO be a big one
and Martinsburg fremen will partlci-
pate.
The real estate committee has de-
cided to recommend to the council the
selling OF all the machinery in the old
water works
The ordinance committee recon-
mend tax of $500 a year on all trac =
lug stamp companies doing business
IN the town.
Mr.. John w Stuckey was in to
see us few days ago to arrange for
ivertisirg his sale II. VIII move to
Ohio this spring We are sorry to
lose so good citizen aud hope he
may find his new home a pleasant
one. MIR. Adrian Parkinson will move
TO the Jacob H. Stuckey farm vacated
BY Mr.. john w. Stuckey.
The family OF Mr. Thomas Clapham
near Vanclevesville is still sorely at
flcted with typhoid fever. The father
and children have been down with
thtaever and are just able to set up.
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