Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-01


day from Rev. A. J. Secrist, of In
wood.
Miss Mary DAVIS, of Cumberland
who has been OH visit to Miss Pearl
Cline, has returned home.
DE- Il. b. Lefevre of Bunker Hill.
will locate at Inwood and is having
new office building erected at that
place.
The Round Top Cement COMPANY
has been placed in the hands of a trus-
tee in bankruptcy. Mr.. J. F. Thomas.
CT Frederick county is the trustee.
Mr.. Allen &. Whisner, has been con-
lined to his home on Tuscarora for sew
eral weeks with rheumatism.
Miss Sallie Faulkner is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR., White, in Nashville.
Tenn.
Attorney A. &. Mcintyre, of Berke-
icy Springs, was in town Oh Tuesday
last on business.
WANTED-A girl to do Homework in
a small family White girl from he
country preferred. Apply at this office.
If.
1--WE had pleasant visitIon Wednes-
day from Mr.. Stewart Seibert. of Tus.
carora.
cMrs. II. c. Berry, Of Coketon, w.
Va, is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Edwards on Vert Martin street.
Mr.. Joseph G. Miller who sold his
property at Inword last week will
leave in short while with his family
for Oklahoma.
Mr.. G. F. Gibbs has begun the cree.
ton Of new house on the Norbourn
addition on West Burke street.
Mr.. John w. Rankin, was paralyzed
at his home on North Maple avenue
on last Monday.
Mr.. William r. Foreman, of Logan
sport, Ind, is here on visit to his old
home and friends. He is a son of Mr..
Peter Foreman.
Mr.. John TiJanney, of Bunker Hill
TIpaSant iCif m
Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rhoe, of Cherry
Run are the guest of Mrs. John Yontz
South Queen street.
Mr.. William Busey, living on the
Helm farm near Leetown will sue
coed his father. Mr.. b. L. Busey Oh the
Woodbury. farm.
Rev. Charles r. Stribline. of
Waynesboro, Va, arrived on Tuesday
morning last for short visit to his
mother
DR.. E. B. Lefever, of Bunker Hill
was in Baltim, re last week attending
a banquet of the Alumni Association
of the Maryland University.
Mrs. William H. Seibert has been
quite ill with pneumonia at her home
on the Morgan farm west of Bunker
Hill but we are glad to say is convalet
cling.
Mrs. William Joliffe, of Morgantown
took her mother and brothers, Mrs. f.
Spillman and sons, on surprise last
week by coming in on them for short
| visit.
We hope to see the effort to substi-
tue alcohol for gasoline in automobiles
fail. Its hard enough to dodge the
things when they are sober and If
they get full Of booze nobody could
escape them.
The revival services in the Baptist
and United Brethren churches which
have been in progress for the past sew
eral weeks are still in progress. apd
much interest is being shown.
| Its said that the contract under
which w. J. Bryan wrote for a syndi-
cate during his tour of the world will
yield him profit of $4,000 clear OF
travelling expenses of himself, wife, son
and daughter.
Mr.. John w. Dern, who made sale
last Wednesday near Greensburg left
ON Saturday with his family for Pitts
burg where they expect to make their
future home. Mr.. Dern was good cit
izen and one whom we regret losing
from our county.
We had pleasant visit on last Sat
urdsy from Mr.. d. G.. Busey of near
Leetown. With his father, the venera-
hlo Mr. "a. On