Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
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Mr.. Lester Staples has sold to Mr..
shriver. Of Inwood. a fine horse, Tor
which he received $500
Gray silver loaded 300 sheep at Bun
ker Hill for the eastern market. He
shipped "a cows from here.
The Auburn Wagon company has
shipped six cars Of wagons to Cuba.
A blacksmith shop, 40 by 50 feet has
been added to the plant.
Mr.. Ellsworth Mish, of Bunker
Hin, who attended Dickinson college
last year won a gold medal in the
oratorica prize contests.
TIL Vehicle Company is preparing
plans for the new factory The STOCK
is being disposed of rapidly. Promi-
nent people are taking the preferred
stock.
The directors OF Inwood Park met
at the office of the Statesman this
morning and transferred formally the
property to the new owners. The stock
was ordred to be distributed pro rata
Mr.. Joseph A. Boarman, of Missouri,
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. W. N.
Lynch and Miss Anna Bo&rnan, also
his brother, MIR. John A. BoaliAan
This is his first visit here for forty
years.
Mr.. C. w. Chevront, formerly of this
CITY but now of Dickyville, Nd,
wishes to notify the many friends or
his mother in this city that she is in
a critical condition having entirely
lost the sight of her eye and the use
of her right arm.
The cold weather has retarded ev-
erything. The crops are said TO be
backward. 1t is said that young wheat
is practically ruined The sheep have
suffered too 1t is said that on one
farm Is sheep were turned out after
being sheared and all died from ex-
posture.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Turner, of
Shepherdstown, were in town Friday.
Mrs. Mary r. Westall, of Brunswick,
was visiting Mrs. S. A. Bowers on
Friday
Mrs. F. E. Hare and her son and
daughter, of Berkeley Springs, have
returned home after visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Bowers.
Mr. H. NJ Turner, of Shepherds
town, is home on a visit from Var
mouth, n. s., where he is employed
as a United States immigration in
spector.
Mrs. George Martin, of Augusta, is
the guest of Mrs. Wilbur Thurston, OF
West John street.
Mr. i. c. Hoffman, of Bunker Hill,
was In town on business.
Mr.. w. H. Henderson, of Baltimore,
and c. c. Easton, of Hagerstown, were
here in the interest of the c. & P.
Telephone company.
Miss Edith Keedy left for visit to
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Pearson, who
is very ILL.,.
Mrs. W. H. Kaufman is visiting al
her old home at Frederick, Nd.
Mrs. Charles Weller and sister, Miss
Busey, are visiting their brother. Mr.
Charles Busey, at Duffields.
Miss Marguerite Lee Fry has gone
on her summer vacation.
Mrs. John l.. Whitmore is visiting
friends in Cumberland.
Mrs. G. w. Light and daughter
Grace. who have been visiting in Bal
timore, stopped off to visit her sister
Mrs. Frank Scarlet, on Maple avenue
Miss 'Magdaline Zinn, of Clearbrook.
returned to her home from Wood.
stock, where she attended school in
Massanutten academy. Her father
Mr., w. o. linn, attended the com.
mencement exercises.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Deck, of
Vanclevesville, spent the day in Mar
tinsburg shopping.
Miss Maize Sakeman, after an ex.
tended visit in Baltimore and Wash
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Assistant Tax Commissioner Darst
is in Martinsburg.
Mr.. Ray Swartz, wife and child are
the guests of his father, Mr.. Mcob
Swartz on East King street. Mr..
Swartz was called home because of
the critical illness of his mother
Mr.. Guy Hetzel is in Wheeling at
tending the wedding of her sister.
Mr.. John o. Lemen is in Charles
Town ON business.
Misses Rebecca Oils, of Parkers-
burg, and Miss Elanor Colburn, of
Someset, stopped here to visit Miss
lnez Boyer, on their way home from
Wilson college.
Mr. ]. r. Polling is on business trip
to Baltimore