Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-11-16
Miss Luyster, of New Jersey, is pay,
ing q visit to Miss Margaret Showers.

Miss Luyster, of New Jersey, is pay
ing visit to Miss Margaret Showers.
Miss Lou Silver, Of Bunker Hill,
spent last Saturday in Hagerstown.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from Mr.. +. S. Tabler, of near Bed
ington.
Mr.. John Timmons expects to soon
move into his new brick house on Race
street.
The farmers are making good use of
the weather and are husking corn with
all the force they can get.
Mr. Geo. b. Weller is having an
other story added to his building on
w. King street.
The Hawthorne Musical Club at the
Central Opera House tonight, Friday,
Nov. IS. Don't miss it.
Mr.. Rufus Phelps and Miss Jessie
Gibson, of Baltimore was the guest Of
Mr.. Rufus Caskey last Sunday.
Mr.. George Yontz who is employed
in Hagerstown is spending several
days in this city with his parents.
Mrs. S. P. Hopkins and her twins
are home again after pleasant visit
of several weeks to Mr.. Hopkins moth
er at Charlestown.
The weather during the past month
has been very favorable for the farm
ers to get their fall work done and
make ready for winter.
Miss Carrie Waters and Daniel Har-
ris both of the Bedington neighbour
hood were married in Hagerstown on
Thursday of last week.
The grand opening concert of the
Tri-State Entertainment Course by the
Hawthorn Musical Club willtake place
tonight at the Central Opera House.
Mr.. Max Robinson has been in
Washington this week attending q
meeting of hardwood consumers, in
connection with forest service of the
Agricultural department.
Mise Rena Rid geway, Of Wichita,
Kansas, has been. on pleasant visit
to her old home and friends in the
Bunker Hill neighborhood. She re-
turned to Wichita, last week.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. Mason Rush, Of JEFF
ferson county, have sold their farm at
Bilmyer's Mill to Mr.. q. Harry Whit
ing, of Berkeley county, for $500.
The farm contains 40 acres.
Amos Beari who was arrested a
week or SO ago upon the charge Of
stealing articles from the b. 4 o. pas
senger ears was given hearing be-
fore Squire Thompson and was dis
missed.
Messrs. G. q. Smith, HI. 8. Cushwa,
A. e. Nadenbousch, DIR. s. N. Myers
and ShcriffE d. Gardner are in Hunt
ington this week in attendance at tn e
meeting Of the Grand Lodge A. F. and
A. NJ.
We wish to call attention to the new
advertisement in this issue Of w. 8.
Snyder who has opened new store
In the Williams room at 131 West
King street nearly opposite the Berke-
Icy hotel.
Mrs. Frel Keisceme, whose husband
was buried here last Sunday, we arc
informed will move back to Martins
burg from Norfolk where she has been
living for some years and will make
her home here.
DR.. Shipper, of Gerardstown, had s.
valuable bird dog poisoned last week
at his home. The DR.. says the poisoner
entered his stable and gave the dog the
deadly dose and he offers 500 reward
for arrest Of the guilty party.
The railroad men of the B. 4 o. will
give Mr.. John L. Martin banouet
and ball at Brunswick on next We'd
nesday night. This is in honor of his
long service and his friendly consider
ationsof his fellow employees. There
never was more faithful officer than
Mr.. Martin has been to the B. 80.
John Wilmington, the tree trimmer
Whiie engaged in trimming some trees
a. the home Of Alex Clohan on Toes
day fell from the top Of a tree to the
ground and yet was not killed. 1t is
claimed that he fell fully 80 feet. He
was taken to DR.. Oates hospital where
II was found that his knee cap was
sPlintered and that rib was broken.
we have sften thought John was re-
lated to mosquito or flying squirrel
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