Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-04-05

Miss Nellie Hager, of Hagerstown,
has beeh visiting Miss Virginia Hess,
this week.
Master John P. Campbell, of Ken
lucky. is visiting his cousin Master
Whiting Faulkner at BoydvilIe
Mr.. Samuel j. Tao npsou, tn
patriarch of the numerous Thorn pson
family, we regret to say is sick.
Mr.. j. f. Bane, of Elk Garden, has
been here on visit during the past
week to DR.. j. NJ. sites.
Mrs. Sue M. Miller, ofOpequon dis
trlct, was on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. McKinster, in Winchester last
week.
Miss BueIah Felker of Shenandoah
Junction was visitor at her upcle's,
Mr.. ). >. Felker, on w. King street,
last week.
Water has been turned into the G. &
., Canal at Cumberland, preparatory
to opening up the shipping season in
1907.
Mr.. Robert Sherrard went to Balti-
more Wednesday morning to buy
goods for Mr.. James b. Morgan who is
sick. He will probably return today.
Hon. John J. Cornwell has been APP
pointed delegate to the National Ed
itorial Association which meets at
Jamestown on June 10,
Miss Margaret Fry and Mr.. w. A.
Dreamer both High School teachers
are confined to their rooms by sickness
this week.
For SALE.-Setting eggs, pure Rose
Comb Brown Leghorn. 10 for 50 cents.
w. III. Seibert r. r. Hedgesville w.
Va.
WANTED-a carload of shoats at
once.
Gray Silver.
W hen you have lambs or wool to Sc
and want the highest price and SQUARE
treatment. See Gray Silver.
If.
Buy the "Success Manure Spread
er. len times as many sold as any
other spreader made.
L. P. Licklider.
olo4ts. g. V. Elevator.
Mr.. Allen Emmert came home from
Shenandoah Valley Academy at Win
chester, to spend Easter and had as
his guest Messrs Robert Laws and
Thos. Byrd ON Monday.
Mr.. Thos. ID. Barney who has been
sick all winter was in town on We'd
nesday.
Miss Ethel Foraker, daughter of At
torney James r. Foraker, of Cincin
natl and niece of Senator Joseph Ben
son Foraker, has accepted position
as cashier in one of the hotels there.
Miss Foraker is social favorite and
well known as an expert at tennis.
Wishing to assert her independence,
she applied to the management of the
hotel for the position, after con, ulting
her mother and at once was given the
place on the hotel staff.
We are informed that Mr.. S. b. Gun
bingham who on April left the mill
which he last year sold Mr.. S. S. Cline,
locatedsone mile below Bunker Hill
and known as the Legg Mill, will in
the near future build a new up-to-date
mill at Bunker Hill by the railroad
where he can load and unload with
out hauling.
We had pleasant call on Saturday
from Mr.. J. Ed Diffenderfer, who is
chief clerk of the Railway Mail Ser
vice at Cincinnati, Ohio. For nearly
thirty years he has been connected
with the United States Mail service.
ie began as clerk in th. city under
Mr.. j. Nelson Wisner and after a few
years service went as clerk on the Graf
ton and Cincinnati r. p. 0. and some
months ago was promoted to the posi-
ton of chief clerk at Cincinnati most
responsible and honorable position
having under him all the clerks on the
many lines running into Cincinnati.
Martinsourg never had more popu-
lar young man than was Ed and
though he is now quite gray he is just
as general as ever. We wish him even
be ter than what he now esjoys.
Rest is the great restorer We tire
our muscles by exercise and then rest
to restore them; yet great many of us
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