Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24

HOAA@i ddy at CDarleSt0Wn hal
beenset for May %.
Attorney John 0. Lemen has beer
sick for few days but is again at his
office.
Mr.. George Seibert is erecting q
house on the corner of West King and
Samuel streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Rauch spent
last Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Tabler in Opequon district.
Rev. G. S. Trump is in attendance at
Synod. His pulpit will be filed by
Rev. j. B. Chamberlain on Sunday.
The family of J. Frank Thompson
returned from Richmond on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. q. b. Wiltshire has accepted a
position with the Vehicle Company
andawill represent that company in
this and Jefferson county.
Go to the polls on Monday and see
that your neighbors go and be sure to
put cross in the square at the head of
the Democratic ticket
j. w. Dodd has sold an imported
PercheIon horse to Charles Rubel Jacob
Skies, William Lowry, jacob Barnes,
Drown Williamson and S. Lefevre at
Falling Waters.
Every Democrat is expected to do
hlsiduty on Monday. Remember the
election. Go to the polls and vote for
the Democratic candidate for council
and good, economical government.
Miss Florence Light is home from
Agnes Scott College, Georgia, for the
summer vacation. She has spent two
years in that college.
Capt.D. N. Cunningham is Offering
the old home place, one mile west of
Falling Waters, for sale. This 10 fine
farm and has fine vein of high grade
limestone running through it.
Mr.. w. G. Melcher, formerly with
the Kilbourne Knitting Company
spent Sunday with friends in this city
He has been in business in Philadel-
phla since he left here some six years
ago.
We had pleasant call on w ednes-
day from Mr.. II. n. Civilians, of
Philadelphia, who is on a visit to his
old home at Hedgesville. He called to
pay the sui scripton of his brother-in-
law. Mr.. J. ca Dawson now in New
York state.
We werelIfavoredl. with pleasant
call on Tuesday from Mr.. w. NJ. JEFF
ferson, of Rest, Va, and also of Mr.
George Newkirk, .of near Little George
town. Both are subscribers to the
Democrat and good old
time friends.
The many friends here of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sparrow, now living in
New Rochelle, New York, will hear
with much pleasure that they haye q
fine young son, their first born. Mrs.
Sparrow was Miss Mary North OF
this city
Q Mr.:Lewis H.H Thompson Sreturned
last. SaturdayAfrom Jamestown! He
states thatsthe naval displaylwas good
and that the hotel rates.are reasonable
but as for the exposition tho buildings
are not half done, most of the exhibits
are still packed and the roads are bad
| Prosecuting Attorney Noll, gives in
communication in this issue the
stock law as voted into effect in several
of the districts in the county at the
last general election. The people q
those districts should read the law
carefully 1t is important,
Mr.. William Frederick, business
manager of the Eddy Press, of Win
chester, was in town on Monday To-
several hours. He was accompanied b.
his wife. They were married about twc
weeks and were returning from visit
to Mr.. Frederick's home in Cumber-
land.
Mrs. Emma Burks, of Oakland
California, is visiting the family o
Mrs. William Edwards on West Mar
} tin street. Mrs Brooks is the daughter
of the late Jonathan Strine, who laiC
out North Martinsburg about the be
ginning of the war between the states
He left here in 1869 and this is the frs
time Mrs. Burks has been back to he
native town since she left here will
her father.
Secretary Taft says the Jamestowt
Exposition will be right whenIt Is i'm
ished. That sounds like the same uiplo