Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-06-28


is visiting Miss Dorothy Lamon, her
niece, in Washington.
Mrs. Hugh PendIeton, who has been
visiting at The Bower, has returned to
her home in Pittsbuig.
Mrs. Ii. G. Kline, Of Surbury, Pa.
is on visit TO her daughter, Mrs. |.
l.. Bender.
Mrs. H. III. Emmcrt has returned
from house patty Of Mrs. Chas ].
Faulkner, at Buckroe Beach, Va.
Rev. J. Calvin Siler will preach at
Tuscarora Presbyterian church on
next Sunday at O'clock.
The annual reunion of the Reformed
church at Pen Mar will be held this
year on July Is.
II the farmers are not too busy they
should come to town next Thursday
and help us to celebrate the nation s
birthday.
Rev. j. NJ. Dunaway, of North Care
lima, has declined the call extended
him by the Baptist congregation at
Charles Town.
Mrs l.. l.. Sparrow and children, Of
Jacksonville, Florida are here to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Rodrlck.
Dir. Levi Miller, farmer of Falling
Waters district was paralyzed ON last
Friday at his home near Marowe and
has since been in a precarious condi-
ton.
We had pleasant call on Saturday
last from our young friend, George NJ.
Beltzhoover, of Charleatown, who was
here on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Rodrick, of
Jacksonville, Florida, are here on
visit to friends. There were recently
marrieo and are here on their wedding
trip.
Paul Reymanu, the rich brewer of
Wheeiingis erecting handsome rus
tic college in Hampshire county near
Capon Springs.
The market stands were soil last
week at public auction and brought
from $3.50 to $1,000 according to loca-
ton.
There was serious break in the
canal near Williamsport last week and
navigation has been stopped until the
repairs may be made.
DR.. G. w. Goldsborough and wife,
of Walkersville, Md, were visiting
the family of Commissioner Geo. Nj.
Bowers last week.
Miss Hattie Stalnaker, Il graduate
of our State University viii leave in a
week or so for New York to take
summer course at Columbia UNIVERSE
ty.
Supt. George w. Brindle is in Hunt
ington, this week attending the meet
ing of the State Educational Associa-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Seibert went to
Baltimore last Sunday a week and
Mrs. Seibert remained over until last
on a visit to friends.
Mr.. Dillon Payne, prominent law
yer, of Iowa, with his wife have been
the family of Mr.. G. A.Miller,
in this city. For some days they have
been at the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr. G. B. Wiltshire is not much of
a snake hunter but he tells us, not the
biggest snake story we have heard, but
of killing the biggest snake we have
heard of this season. 1t was black
snake and measured five and half
feet.
In the competitive drill of the cadets
of the West Virginia University, MIR.
Geo, B. Folk. son of Mr.. G. w. ID. |
Folk, of near Swan Pond, was award
ed the gold medal for the best drilled
cadet in the corps.
Mrs, Mary Kiser and grandson,
Master James Martin, of Roanoke Va,
are spending several weeks in this city
with relatives.
VIM. Johnson, negro, was hung at
Atlanta. He admitted murder, assault
on women, arson, and said as he
swung off: am guilty of all that and
more.
The G, railroad is erecting a cattle
chute at Roth Bros. abbatoir and cold
storage building at Half WAY. The