Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07


ofWinchester avenue daughter.
Mr.. Forrest Durham, is bone from
DAYTON, Ohio, on visit to his par
eHts.
Miss Stinhcomb. of Annapolis, Md,
has been visiting Mrs. w. w. Raner
in this city,
There was a heavy rain through
the northern end of the county, on
Tuesdy last.
Miss Theresa Welso any.Mss Mamie
Carr, of Washin gton, are visiting friend
in this city.
Miss Pinkey Sheets, of Winchester,
is visiting the Misses Burkhart on the
Winchester pike.
Mr.. B. F. Dooley, OF Roanoke, came
home to spend the 4th with his moth
er and little son.
J. H. Trout, of Cumberland, Md,
spent Sunday here with his parents
ana "otner friends.
Mr.. Robert d. North, of the Con-
nellsville News has been home on
visit over Sunday and the 4th.
We learn with regret that Mr..
Charles W. Ramsburg has been i'll for
some weeks at his home in Wipches
ter.
Misses Nettie S hleuss AMI Ida
kearns are on d visit to Nv. L. w.
Buckley the form ,r's sister, at Auburn
Ind.
Mr.. H. S. Shade has been awarded
the contract for the electric wiring of
the new Academy of Music at Hag
erstown.
Mr.. John w. Tabb has been quite
i'll at his home at Bunker Hill during
the past week or more. We hope 10
be able to soon report his recovery.
Mr.. R. Seaton Miller, had two val
liable cows killed on the B. & @.
railroad on last Friday evening. The
cattle got out and strayed to the rail-
road
Emma Yates, colored, Of Franklin
town, Pendleton county, few days
ago gave birth to four boy babies
keysel Echo.
Garry tue news to Teddy.
We regret to report that our ven
cradle townsman George w. Kramer
has been quite i'll during the past
week or more incident to his advanc
ed years.
uperintendent G. w. BIindie and
Prot. Lee Sller, of~the city schools re.
turned last week from White Sulphur
Spring where they attended a meet
ing of the State Educational Asso-
chiffon.
At the meeting of the Chambers
burg fremen it was decided to invite
the Cumberland Valley Volunteer
Firemen's association to come to
Chambersburg in May, 1906. The re-
pert OF soliciting committees showed
that the required amount OF money
was in slight. About $1,000 was
raised.
Inwood Fair catalogues are now
to- tct, Eo
found at Morgan's store, at Gerards-
town, the stores at Inwood, Clenden.
ings store at Bunker Hill or at this
office
The amount of premiums have been
increased and in some departments
there ought to be lively competition
The wheat harvest ir~the county is
exceptions, now over. The fair
cool weather OF the past week
has enabled the farmer to push the
work rapidly. Some records at har-
vcsting were made. Mr.. Geo. w Bush
with three binders, cut sixty acres in
one day on Mrs. Powers farm GEAR
Wickliffe .-Charlestown Advocate.
Mrs. Vernon McQuilkin, who has
been in Timmonsville, S. c., for the
past three months, is the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J, Dixon
West Martin street. Mrs. McQuilkin
was formerly Miss Bertha Dixon, OF
this city, aud her marriage to Mr.
McQuilkIn was solemnized in Bslti-
more. in March by Rev. James r.
Schultz, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Quilkin will remove shortly to Cum
berland, where he is employed in the
Baltimore & Ohio offices.