Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-28

udJ Hon WISH 10 IilSuuS III Mfty
land.
Miss Maud Fiery. of Ha gerstowr,
has been on visit to Mrs. w. r.
Lindsay.
Mr.. w. B Clendening, the Bunker
Hill, merchant, was pleasant caller
at our Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred I.aise, of Bun ker Hill, is
spending the summer at Newport
News, Virginia, in business.
The wife and children of Mr.. B. D i.
Staley, OF Shippeusburg. Penu, are
here on visit to friends and rela-
tives.
Rev. c P. Stealey aud family, of
Washington. are here on a visit to
the family of Mr.. 7. Frank Thomp
son.
Miss jessie NJ cElroy has e. ne with
party OF friends from Washington
to spend some time ON the coast of
Maine.
This Office was holorei on Tues
day last with a visit from Mrs. K
Johnson and Miss Eliza Payne, of
near Darkesville.
Miss Julia Hughes and her mother,
of Baltimore arrived in town on
Wednesday ana will spend two weeks
visiting friends.
Read the new advertiser ent in this
Issue of P Nick las Bro & Co They
are telling you what is the best sum-
ner goods to buy.
Mrs. Frank Piper and children who
have been ON visit to frieEds and
relatives in this city, have returned to
her home i'll CHAM be rsburg.
Read the new advertisement in this
issue of Spillman Bros. dry goods.
They are making summer goods move
and it is the price that makes them
sell.
The Presbyterian congregation t
Winchester have EXTENDED the second
call to Rev. Horace Lacy. d. d. Ct
Clarksville, Tenn aud the same has
beer accepted.
Mr.. John S. Mckee, of New York i
here Oh a visit to his sisters. He is
clever young man and we are glad 10
say is pro,periny ia business WY
In the c ty of his adoption.
Wanted-In formation as to the ad-
dress of The heirs of Madison c. Kline
Address was Jefferson County IN 1857
Small recovery can probably be made.
AID iress Harvey Spalding & Sons,
Washington. d. c.
Mr.. JOIN c. Hutsler, member OF the
H ,use of Delegates states that he
would be pleased to receive the ap.
plication of any young man in Berk-
ley county who wishes cadetship
at the w. Va. University.
Col. James F. Thompson and
daughter, Miss LIMO, are sojourning at
White Sulphur Springs. The Col. is
attending a meeting of the American
Fisheries society to which he is del
egate, appointed by Governor Daw-
son.
Miss Emma IHilliard, Vaudeville,
Clarke county, and Mr.. Robert Small
wood, of Ridgeway, Berkeley county,
were married at the parson age OF ST.
Paul's NJ. +. Church. at Hagerstown,
by Rev. A. Mckinley.
The heavy summer rains during
the month ofJuly have washed the
comfy roads badly and pu- them in
ba | condition. We have heard com
plant from every section of the coun-
ty 1t is about time for the World and
Herald to raise up and accuse the
County Court with having too much
rain.
Rev. DR., F. NJ. Woods will leave
next week for Black sburg, Va. where
he expects to spend the month OF Au-
gust with his son. Rev. d. J. Woods.
Mrs. Woods has been with their son
for several weeks, will remain
during the DR.. s visit and will return
with him. During the Dr. absence
his pulpit will certainly be filed a
part OF the t me and perhaps ali four
Sundays On the first Sunday in Aug.
Rev c. R. Ssribling. of Waynesboro,
Va, will preach and on the second
Sunday Rev, DR.. George M. Reede, Of