Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-08-30


prominent man of this city said
yesterday, every dollar invested in
real estate in Martinsburg now will be
worth at least five dollars within a
year"
Young man, own spot of ground.
Big auction Lot Sale and Free Band
Concert, Berkeley Place Saturday Sept.
It'll. 1907. Don't miss it.
There IS only one Be rkelcy Place
in Maa7tns6urg- so far as prOeiDa-
lily, accessibility, elevation, drain
age and desiya6thy are concern
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Allen, of
Clark county, spent part of last
week with Mr.. AID Mrs. A, l.. Wat
son on West King street and returned
home on Monday morning.
Mr.. Robert Sherrard, of Gerardstown
was in Washington on Sunday last to
see Mr.. James B. NJ organ, who is in a
hospital there and we are glad to say
that Mr.. Morgan hopes to be able to
come home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier Teillard who
have been on their wedding tour dur
ing the past two weeks are expected in
Gerardstewn this week by their friends
to spend the remainder of their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hollis and
children who have been on a visit to
the Misses Marstella, on East Burke
street have returned to their home in
Grafton.
Among those who went to theJames.
town Exposition from here this week
we note Miss Bertha Stuckey and Miss
Lucy Lamon, of Bunker Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. H. FL. Stewart, ahd Messrs.
II. M. Rowland, c. B. Lewis, David
Undertook and Harry Bryarly.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner entertain
ed number of his friends at his home
on Tuesday night of last week at a
handsome dinner. All those who were
fortunate enough to be present had a
NOSE enjoyable time.
An exchange says that while "fail-
ures' on account of the big slump in
the price of securities are few, yet sui
cides are numerous. OF course, he
doesn't regard suicide as failure.
Yet some people regard it as worse
than failure.
Bring the zvhoAc family take a
day of and attend Tie Big-lot sale
Of Berkeley Place Mavtius5nyg
Saturday Sept. 7. 1907.
We had pleasant call on Saturday
from our friend of boyhood days, Mr..
Benz. F. Trostle, now living in Nc
Keesport, Penn. He was called here
by the death of his venerable father,
Mr.. Henry Trostle at shepherdstown
last week.
Mrs. f. III. Currier, Miss Currier and
Miss Marie Sellers Of Washington have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Stuckey at their hospitable home on
East Burke street. and Mrs. Stuckey
entertain ed in their honor on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. John w. Dodd came home on
Saturday last from Rockingham
county where he sold fine registered
Percheron Stallion for Mr.. r. NJ.
Washington. This is the fifth i'm
ported horse sold by Mr.. Dodd this
summer since April /.
Wehad pleasant call on Monday
from our friend Mr.. John j. Haines,
of Baltimore who was here to spend
Sunday with his brother-in-law, Mr..
d. III. Small. He returned home on
Monday. Mr.. Haines has many
friends in Berkeley county.
Rev. Charles r. Stribling, who has
been spending his vacation here with
his mother, sisters and brother went
to visit a friend near Washington on
asst Saturday and preached there on
Sunday.
Don't be one of the croakers VIII o
will knock" and say the lots are too
high. If you are, you'll wake up and
find how much you were mistaken
when these lots double in value, as
they will, within months Now is
when you get lot at your price at
public suction, the the company will
get their price.
The Statesman-Dcm1erat was high
ly honored onlTuesday by call from
three charming yc-ng ladies from
Shepherdstown Mics Rachel Turner,