Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-29

ter.
Mr.. Willism Dunham isill at his
home in this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell,
in this city fine boy.
Mrs. Charles Aud has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends
at Mt. Jackson.
Miss Lula Smaltz, of Hedgesville
has been visiting Mrs. Mock, on Mar
tin street.
Miss Mary -Hudgel is temporarily
employed in the county clerks office.
Mr.. o. H. Such and family have been
visiting friends here
| Mrs. A. Parks and Miss Lila Maiden
bousch have returned from a louthern
trip.
Dr. Clifford SperoN has moved his
residence and office to the house vacat-
ed by Mrs. North on w. King street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Thompson son.
Mr. A. Il. Myers who has been sick
at Roanoke is now home on Winches-
ter avenue.
WANTED-a carload of shoats ut
once.
Gray Silver.
Miss B. v. Ridgeway who has been
on visit to her sister Mrs. John r..
Bogart has gone to Washington.
Miss Mary Burr, of Bardane, Jeffer-
son county has been on a visit to Miss
Mamie Small in North Martlnsburg.
Mrs. John Helpp, ST Piltsburg, ison
visit to her father-in-law, Mr.. Jacob
Hopp on North Queen street.
Mr.. u. P. Harrisis going to improve
his home property on Virginia avenue
by laying fine pavement and gatter
Little Gladys Pitzer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pitzer, has been
sick with pneumonia.
BON to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stew
art an heir, at their home en- West
John street.
Mr.. John r. .Sakeman, of Darkes-
vile was pleasant caller at this office
on Tuesday last.
Supt. Geo. w. Brindle, of the city
schools was In attendance at the teach
ers round table i'm Piedmont last week
Principal c. w. Miller, of the Fifth
ward was In attendance at the teach
ers' round table in Piedmont last
week.
Rev. H. G. Bitner, of Woodstock,
was here last week settling up the es
tate of his deceased father, Mr.. j. w.
Bitner-
When you have lambs or wool to Sc
and want the highest price and square
treatment. See Gray Silver,
IT,
| Miss incz Boyer arrived home last
evening from Wilson college for the
| Faster vacation and was ACCOMPANIED
by two school mates.
Little Frances Burdette, who has
been extremely i'll at DIR. G. B. Hedges
with typhoid-pneumonia we are glad
to say is much improved.
Ifyou move and change your adj
dress ON April :, please do not fail to
new one so we may send eur paper to
you regularly.
Buy the "Success Manure Spread
err" Ten times as many sold as any
other spreadsr made.
Il. p. Licklider.
3154ts. c. V. Elevator.
Mr.. Hewett Hartmann, the genial
rural carrier has a brand new wagon
and it is asspretty as spotted pup.
There is nothing too good for Hewett.
Frederick Nd. County Historical SO
ciety has decided to ask Governor War
field to ask the jamestown Exposi
tion authorities to set aside day to be
called James Rumsey Day, to celebrate
the invention of the first steamboat.
Rumsey was born in Maryland, and
At the Catoehin Furnace in Fred eriek
county, was cast the machinery for
his steamboat which, in 1884, was
operated on the Potomac river at Shep-
herdstown.
The burgess and commissioners of
Hancock have granted to Arthur GEES
Ter, of New York, and H. ?. Bridges,
of B altimore, franchise for the estab-
lish ment OF water works system there.
Tbs franchise is good for 40 years.
Work must be completed within IS