Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-01

ana implements at his home near
Gieensburg will take place on March
IA.
MISS Carrie ThrockmoItoa is on a
WISH TO her aunt, Mrs. Rose Sherrard
at Fort Myer, Washington, D. G.
Mr.. Charles Houseworth is quite ill
at his home en- East Burke street.
Mrs. j. Frank Thompson and child
rem are visiting fiends in Washington
d. G.
Miss Amelia Hetzal is on a visit to
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George o. Sperow has been
quite i'll at his home with pneumonia
in North Martinsburg.
Mrs. g. H. Mckee is in the east at
this time bay ing her new sprin 4
millinery and ready to wear goods.
Mr.. l. L.. Bender has returned from
a visit to relatives at Reading and
Easton, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Armstrong is very i'll at
her home on High street in thi. city.
Col. /. W. Boon, formerly editor of
the Shepherdstown Panhandle will
start new paper at Randalhan,
Mort Carolina.
WANTED-A girl to do homework
in small family. White girl from the
country preferred. Apply at this office.
If.
Mr.. John l.. Whitmore who has
been inauguratlng another Oklahoma
expedition announced that the party
will leave here on next. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno A. Brewn and lit
tie child, Of Huntingdon, Pa. ,.ars he re
OIL visit to Mrs. Browns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Wilen.
WANTED--To buy hosse and lot
in Martinsburg worth about $500 or
$500. Perterfield & Boyer.
We are in receipt OF an interesting
letter from one Of our former Berkeley
county citizens now living in Oklsho-
ma which will appear IN cur next H.
sue. ea
Mr.. e. f. Willard has given his
check to Ryneal Fire company No. l
as token Of Interpretation Of their
services at the fire at the quarries on
last Friday night.
Mr.. James Stribling suffered con-
siderable loss last week in the loss of
his fine collie dog. The animal was
well trained and was great protection
to his home. The dog was pronounced
mad.
Mr.. James f. Thompson returned
Monday morning from Lexington,
where he spent several days last week
with his son James, who is sick with
an attack of appendicitis. He left the
young man better. Mr. Guy Felker at
the same school has been quite i'll but
| is also better.
Mr.. w. A. Breth, has moved his to-
bacco store and pool parlors to the
store room under Mr. M. l.. Dorm Is
tailoring establishment. He has fitted
up the place to suit his business and
has fine attractive establishment,
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who have been in the dairy bushes.
near Pittsburg have driven from thai
place to their fathers home above
Bunker Hill. The distance is nearly
three hundred miles and it took foul
days TO make the drive.
Judge Nathan Golf has appointed
Mr.. Samuel r. Harrison, Cashier O
the Merchants National Bank OF
Clarksburg, as clerk Of the Unitec
States Circuit Court to succeed Col l.
B. Delicker.
If the merchants o. Martinsburg
wants to reach the country people Of
Berkeley county they must advertise
in the Statesman-Democrat. IL is The
only way to reach them.
Mr. G. A. Berkeley, director of the
City band, has just completed the COM
position az his latest march, called
"rhe New Arrival" in honor of the
fine boy that came to his home on
West John street, Saturday evening.
James h. Marker, employed at the
Bessimer quarrles was shot in a IN elee
at that place one day last week by
Boss Tewksberry who shot at another
man named Cole. Cole got away un
hurt. Marker was shot in the leg but
is getting well.
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