Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-10

Mrs. Thomas Kearns who has been
very i'll is improving.
# looks like Martinsburg was going
n have a Y. NJ. 9. "A.
Mrs. r. l., Nadenbousch is visiting
ber brother. Thomas Smaltz in Pitts
burg.
Rev. NJ. Scheck, of Washington
;.on visit to his aunt Mrs. Catharine
Feer.
Another carload of verified brick for
street paving was received on Morday
last.
Mr.. John Feldman; of Hagerstown
.nant day or two last week, in
this city.
Buildings on Inwood park, are adj
vertised for sale at Inwood park on
Monday June Bird.
Mrs. J. w. Cope, spent several days
here last week with relatives, enroute
from Baltimore to Cumberland.
Our business has been greatly re-
tarded during this week by break
down in the electric power plant at
Dam Nos.
The various Y. M. {. A. committees
are working with commendable zeal
and the campaign may be said to be
really on in earnest.
The first Sunday excursion over the
B. o. will be on next Sunday from
Baltimore and Washington to this
place and Cumberland.
Mr.. Will A. McKown and wife, OF
Frederick county visited Mrs. Nc
Kowns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W, Tabb at Bunkkr Hill.
Charles Young, IA years, of Berkeley
Springs was instantly killed on Tues
day by train No. 2 on the b. 81 o. Near
Hancock station.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. LouisI Price who has been quite
sick at her home on South Queen street
we are glad to say is able to be out.
Mrs. Charles H. Feller has in course
Of erection three fine double brick
houses on the lot just north of her
home an Race street.
Mr.. James Thompson, Jr., is home
from Washington and Lee. He states
Ia. ne school year IS over excepting
esocM functions which he did not
re o stay for.
III city election in baltimore on last
ne ay resulted in clear Dem ocratic
sY y. Alahool was elected Mayor by
10 and both branches of the Council
ale Democratic.
Its quite gratifying to the many
lueuus OF Mrs. Catharine Kramer, now
81 years old that she retains her health
and faculties to remarkable degree
for one of her age.
Orchard men have planted 100000
trees in their peach orchards in Hapap
shire county, w. Va, this spring, and
ii is estimated that the number
finally set out this season will reach
fully 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Spillman re-
lurnedlast Friday from their wedding
rip. They visited Baltimore, Wash
Pngon, New York, Boston and the
Jamestown Exposition and had a
Fnost delightful trip.
Miss Kate Ramer is here on visit
rom Warrenton, Va, TO stay with her
hOtherwhile Miss .Lyde takes trip
= see her brother, Mr.. Randolph Ra-
ler and family at Alex andria, Va.
An alleged swindler selling specta-
Ns operating in adjoining counties.
ie'old an old lady in Frederick glass
Tor 1872, the real value of which was
'"V 81 w dlcn out Tor MIN.
rev. j. Fl. Moore, of Pocomoke City
lu'' formerly of Keyser, w. Va, has
Fquesled dissolution of pastoral re-
rAOns with his present charge and
S was granted. His resignation is to
axe effect July /.
Joseph II. Ledy, of Dedy's Station,
extensive fruit grower, says that
vi careful examination he finds
'a' al least 50 per cent of all but the
'i'ef varieties of peaches are all right.
~ mat present indications are that
'cfop is little damaged.
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