Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-25

S'iu MIS- nelly Snodgrass, OF
New Jersey, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. J. L. Snodgrass in this
city.
ME- Joshua Galleher, former resi-
dent OF this'city, was seriously para
ly2ed at his home at Berkeley Springs
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scott Tiffany, whoi
tasve been Nsisi ting friends In this city j
returned to the ir home in Chicago, on
Sa turday.
Mr. J..E. Bane, of Elk GARDEN, WIS
heegust Of DR.. J. NJ Sites last week.
lie was.returning from the Iamestov n
Exposition.
Mrs. II. B. Gilpin, of Baltimore ,has
been here this week the guest of Mrs.
j. b.. Snodgrass, TO attend the .Snod-
grass--Eaulkner wedding.
Mrs. George D. PitSer, of Arden, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Remsburg,
at Frederick, Md She is accompanied
by her son, Mr.. G, G.. Pitzer.
Commissioner G. NJ. Bowers and
daughter, Miss Eleanor, came up from
Washington on Tuesday to attend the
lSn odgrass-Faulkaer wedding.
miss Bessie Bryarly, whe hes been
visiting her home at Inwood, has re-
turned to New York where she is en-
gagged as a trained nurse.
Mr.. c. HI Harden, of Newtop,
Massachusetts,, has been a guest of his
sister, Mrs. Leyth on East Martin
street.
Mrs, Hirst, wife of DIR. H. Hirst,
Leetown, and two daughters, are Wis
iting Mrs Snowden Watson. on South
Queen street.
The faithful driving horse Of the
I Misses Cunningham on West John
street died on Sunday. Toe much green
,ecIn was the cause.
Edgar Schmidt, who was employed
I;a1 the Munday bakery on West King
street, robbed the money drawer Of $40
last week and ran away.
"Skidoo" Liquid Corn Remover 10
Gls. Sold by G. W. Tabler and A. M. ell
eart. 29u
Miss Carrie Miller, of Scottdale, Pa,
now 3 student at Wilson college, Cham
bersburg, has been visiting her cousin,
NJ RS. j. III. Bogart, in this city.
/ Judge Rufus b. Thomp son, who has
| been here for the past two weeks Visit
| ing home people and .frlends, left last
Monday for his home in Supulpo,
Iudian Territory.
Mr.. Asa Mckeever, engineer on the
B. Il u. railroad, is confined to his
home on East Liberty street, suffering
with injuries caused by falling from
his engine few days ago.
Mr. Charles Mclaughlin and family
| a
they will make their future hcme. MI
Mclaughlin is clever gentleman, a
good citizen and we are sorry to see
him leave Martlnsburg
We had a pleasant call on Monday
from Mr.. G. j. Thatcher, now living
in Hagerstown. He was called here by
| Il Of hi
Newton Thatcher.
The coolest weather of the season
was experienced on Monday last. AT
an early hour on Tuesday morning the
thermometer fell TO 20, the frost cut
deep into the foliage and ice formed
to the thickness OF nesrly quarter Of
an inch.
Rev. E. G. Adams, of West Leba-
non, Ohio, was guest of his bro Their
in-law, Capt. w. +. Landen, near this
city. He came on here on his return
from the jamestown Exposition last
week, remained cover Sunday and
preached in the M 4. church, south.
on Sunday evening
Messrs. James F.ThompsoL & Bro,
have the finest and largest stock of
clothing that they have ever had or
that has ever been brought to this city.
The assortment and variety are just
the correct thing, not only in style
but in price as well. Call and look
over their line of neckw Car, the pretti-
est you ever saw.
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