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


MIR. John Dean, was in Baltimore
this week, or business.
Mr. Isaac A. Pearrell recently had a
very valuable horse to die.
Mfr. A. J. wilkinson, of Grafton was
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Hall, of Norfolk is visiting the
Misses Cunningham on John street.
Mr.. John H. May, veteran railroad
man has been quite i'll for some time.
Puta cross in the square at the to p
oftbe Democratic ticket.
Mr., b. c. Bartgiss, of Back Creek,
was a caller al this office on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Stitz, nee Cordean, is on
visit to Mrs Linch and Miss Ann
Boarman.
The weather has been very cool dur
inc the past week and frost was re-
nOrted several mornings.
Mr.. Jacob Vanmetre, of Harrisburg,
Pa, is visiting his brother, Mr.. b. Z.
Vanmetre at this place.
Mr.. Ira Sutton and his new wife
have gone to Chambersburg where they
will make their future home.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from Mr.. J. f. Sullivan who has been
living in the west for some time.
The regular communion services at
Inwood U. B. chnrch took place last
Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Weaver, bookkeeper at
the Merchants q Farmers bank is OH
on two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Anna Keitt ard her little son
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson p. Coe, at Gerardstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Paw
Paw, were visiting Mrs. Miller's father,
Mr.. Decatur Hedges, near Spring Mill
last week.
MIR. Newton Carper, of near lnwood
We are sorry to learn was thrown from
his buggy one day last week and hao
his leg broken.
Rev. r.. A. White, of Gerardstown,
returned last Friday evening from a
pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs Glike-
son, at Moorefield.
e. William j. Bryan has been Sc
en-. 10 make an address at the Pres
IA reunion at Pen Mar this
er.
3D. w. Donaldson was in to see
us ST Saturday and brought with
tioa dollar from Mr.. H. Il. Small his
neghbor for his paper one year.
IN Seibert, of Winchester. COM
mitted suicide at the home OF his
father, Jas w. Seibert, in that place
on last Monday morning.
Mrs. w. S. Harper and daughter are
visiting friends in Baltimore. Mr. Har-
per went down and spent Sunday with
them.
Mr.. Ernest Bitner, son of Mr.. j. e..
Bitner, of near Kearneysville, is
among the list OF the graduates at the
Southern Homeopathic Medical col
Iege, of Baltimore this year.
Miss Pownall is most noble young
woman and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her and her many
friends deeply mourn her untimely
death.
Mr.. Thomas Campbell, of neal
Kearueysville, met with an accident
on last Thursday. tis horse became
frightened at passing train, and Mr.
Campbell was thrown out and badly
hurt but not seriously injured.
Mr. George M. Busey is home from,
Mount Clements, Michigan, where ht
was taking treatment for rheumatism
and came back entirely rid of the dis
else Mr.. Busey speaks very highly o
the place and the treatment is no
without danger especially to those
who have weak heart.
Mr.. Lewis H. Thompson the Demo
cratic candidate for council in the thirt
ward has served the people of tina
ward for four years and he has done
more for them than they ever dreameC
possible. He has given to his duties
that time and attention was necessary
f)r their faithful discharge. His ware
is Democratic and there are many Re
puhIicans who recognizing his wortl
VIII vote for him