Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-08-30

good, Is goou'
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. Ramsey are WIS.,
ting friends at Spottswood, Va.
Mrs. William Cummiskey is visiting
nor son in Cumberland.
Misc Margaret Showers has returned
t,on, visit to friends at Elbern, n. J.
Mrs Sallie Gamble has returned from
yisi. to New York City.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks and son of Baltl-
more are on a visit t thee family of Mr..
FA. Baker in this city.
The managers of Inwood Fair are
having sales track put in for their
coming fair.
Mr.. Arthur Burns, son Of Mr.. John
BURNS of near Hedgesville, went to
Davis Oh Wednesday last.
Mrs. w. 7. Stewart has returned
home from sojourn at Mountain Lake
Va.
Miss Mamie Rutledge is on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Keefauver, at Deer
Park.
Prof. and Mrs. ID. II. Dodd have Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Swlngle, Of Wash
jpgton, D. C. as their guests.
Miss Cora Fout and Miss Carrie
Roush have been on visit to friends
at Braddock Heights.
Rev. John S. Douglas was absent
last Sunday and his pulpit was filled
bv Rev. DR.. Cavel Brown, of Brazil.
Miss Effie Cochnower, h as returned
to her home in this city, after 6e-
ljghtful and beneficial trip to Pen Mar
Born few days ago to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mckee, at Kearneysville, a
boy, this being their sixth child.
Mr. Guy Sutton, spent last Sunday
with his mother at Winebrenner's
Cross Roads.
Miss Edith Williams was on a visit
last week to the home of Mr.. w. III.
Henshaw near Arden.
Miss Jane Sites has returned from a
visit to some of her school mates at
Franklin West Va.
Why hesitate when opportunity Is
knocking at your door?
Goand see Berkeley Place.
Miss NJ. G. McSherry is home again
after visit Of Il month to friends in
Baltunoia d Washington.
Mr.. Edward Varied, of Baltimore,
isv.s,,ng his grandfather. Dr.. j. p.
'sll,r, at Geraldstown.
Mr. Fred II. Baker is having his
plsce CT LusIness improved bya fresh
coal OF D.. mi inside and out.
Mr.. &. G. Keedy has the contract for
puItinga steam heating apparatus IN
the residence ofJudge E. Boyd Faulk-
mel.
The opportunity has come when,
every man in Martinsburg may become
a land owner. Berkeley Place sale is
the place to buy lot for a home.
Mrs. j. Moler Porterfeld, of Honey
Grove, Texas is here on visit to her
sisters, the Misses AIbertus on Water
street.
Mrs.Scott Couchman who came from
Ohio to attend the funeral of her little
grandson, son of Mr.. Benjamin Couch
man returned to Ohio last Tuesday.
Mr.. M. S. Burdette has an advertise
ment in this issue that Will interest
those who will have school books to
buy.
Miss Elizabeth Tramnell and Mr..
Harry Grove spent Sunday In Will
Transport as the guests of Miss Kate
Schnebley.
AuAs LOl1Cob w aloOhy vi Il
has returned home after spending
few days with Miss Nora Lloyd, Win
chester avenue.
Walter Cox employed at the Stand
ard Lime and Stone Company had his
knee badly injured one day last week
by getting it between two stone cars.
Mr.. Jacob Lemon of Illinois, is here
on visit to his old home and friends,
the first time in IL years. He is look
ing well and is enjoying his visit.
Mrs. Geo. M. Hoke is on a visit to
her sisters-in-law, Misses Allie and
Fannie Hoke, and their brother, Rev.
Floyd Hoke at Chenoa, Illinois.
Mrs. Harry Ruark, ana son Mar
snail, who have been on visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Wade FL. Seibert, have re-
TUNED to their home in Clifton Forge,
VA they were accompanied back by
MIS-. Charles Grozinger and children.