Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-21


Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Whitmore have
been blest with daughter.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner is holding
court in Morgan county this week.
Mr. w. II. Seiber,. of near Bunker
Hill was a caller a our Office few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sharff. of Bal
timore. spent Sund,y in this city
friends.
Miss Belle Cross is spending some
time with Mrs. l. IA. Hamill on E
Burke street.
Miss Elsie Hollinger, of Reading
has returned home after visit to
Mrs. Alonzo Andrews.
Miss Bessie Joliffe. of Rslti m ole is
the guest of her cousin Miss Louise
B Page, near Vanclevesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry Sprinkle, re-
turned to their home in New York,sf-
ter pleasant visit here.
Mrs. John Wilen and her daug liter.
Miss Mabel have returned from visit
to relatives in Baltimore
DR.. Virginia McCuue aud Miss SEN
cindiver have returned from pleas
ant sojourn at Ocean Grove N. ].
Mr.. ard Mrs. Max Robinson have
gone to Savannah, being called theIe
by the illness of Mrs. Robirson's
brother.
Miss Belle Shal.z, who has been
visiting Mrs Benjamin Thompson,
has returned to her home in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Ray and Miss Grace Keiscone,
of Baltimore, spent Saturday and S-n
day with Mr.. Andrew Grazier on W.
John street.
The farmers have been very busy
the past week or two and there have
teen fewer country people in town
than Tor long time.
There was an excursion from Bat-
mort and Washington last Sunday
and the usual number OF excursion
lists were about town.
We had pleasant call on last Mon
day from Mrs H. A. Walburn and
her daughter from near Hedgesville.
They are annual visitors when we
appreciate. They are good frienus to
he Sta esman.
A cht ken has been Matched in tbs
northern Part of the state with four
legs'-Exchange.
Good news. Daddies will not have
to eat necks and back all the time il
the species change to four legged.
Mr.. Daniel w. Snyder, as t.ustee,is
advertising a number of lots for sac
o, August, 49, 1905. The lots are To-
Gated on the boom on South Raleigh
street extended.
AD-EL-ITE, a paint made with
pure linseed oil-Colors that won't
run. A paint which will not crack,
peel, chalk, or blister-one which is
not subject to heat or cold; These are
requisite of AD-EL-lTE paint. Sold
by E. r. Fisher.
Get short term policy of insur-
ance at P. R. Harrison's agency, to
secure your cops, live stock, and
farming implement during the time
OF lightning storms-it will hold you
safe at small cost.
744ts
The heavy and rtquent rains dur
ing the past month with the hot
nights have brought the corn crop
forward with bound The prospect
for good crop OF corn depends entire
~ on later rains. The corn has grown
so rapidly and is SO tender that farm
ers say drouth would ruin it in a
short while but with few good rains
later the crop promises to be the best
for years. The hay crop is short and
really not more tina half crop.
Prot and Mrs. Tinsley with their
sons have returned from visit OF
several weeks. Mrs. Tinsley and sons
to her sister in Philadelphia and Prof
to Rocky Mount, n. c. where he has
decided to move his academy. He is
highly pleased with the prospects
ahead having already 80 young men
pledged as pupils and fully 20 more
in prospect. The town has about 7,
600 inhabitants and has doubled in
L sn;d n ha