Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26

y. carver, are visiting friends at Ridge
way.
Miss Emma Snyder, of Flagg's cross
ing, has gone 10 Pennsylvania to visit
relatives for month.
| Mrs. Jesse Loving, gof Washington,
and daughter, are visiting Mr., ard
Mrs. o. NJ. Ramsey on Burke street
Mr.. Charles Luking and family of
Nebraska are here on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Trammell.
Miss Margaret and Henry Hess
spent last Sunday with friends at
! Clearbrook.
Mrs. Emily Dooley, has been en- a
trip to Weston to see her brother, Mr..
John Sayles, who is an inmate of the
asylum.
Mr.. w. S. Shaull, an employe at the
Washington navy yard is here on
visit to his friends during his vacation.
Mr.. Raymond Cox who has been
working in Cumberland for the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad is here on
visit to his parents on East Burke
street.
Contractors have been looking over
the ground, preparatory to submitting
bids for the construction of the new
Norfolk and Western railroad bridge
over the Potomac river at Shepherds
town.
| Mrs. Margaret Matthaei left last
Saturday for Washington and Balti-
more where she will spend several
weeks with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Porter Small, carpenter cut
his leg badly with Ratchet while at
work on s. w. Walkers barn last
Friday. He was brought to town and
surgeon sewed up the wound.
!, There has been an epidemic of dis
: temper among the horses Of Winches
ter and the adjoining country, we are
informed, and many h orses have beer
unable to work.
Capt. John. H. Weddell, of New
, Bern, North Carolina, ha been on {
visit to his mother.
Il Miss Ida Bishop, daughter of Mr.. L
J. Bishop of near Ganotown, who has
been a patient in DIR. McCune's hof
pital is visiting friends at Cherry Run
Rev. w. D. McCurdy, preached in
, First Baptist church, of Washington
D. G. on last Sunday. Supt. G. w
Brindle preached for him during his
absence from the pulpit here.
f Miss Alice v. Fitz, of Hanover ant
Mrs. Rosche Spessard, of Williamsburg
Pa, both former residents of this city
are the guests of Mrs. III, J. Seibert
West King street.
| n. f. KEGS, of Shepherdstown, ha
been appointedprincip of the publ
school at Moler's Cross Roads ant
Miss Grace Knott assistant, Miss Flor
ence Maddox has been appointed teach
or of the Shepherd Grade School.
Mrs. William Suvers, Carlisle. Fri
day morning, accidentally drank whis
key which had fshberries in it, and fo
time was quite i'll. DR.. Plank wa
Immoned and thinks no serious re
t s. Ats will occur.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Muth, &C
companied by Misses LIZZIE and Lull
Muth, have returned from Washington
and have gone for two weeks
F, visit to Atlantic City. Miss Fred,
Grove, West John street, left Thursday
morning to join the party.
, Mr.. T. w. Martin, proprietor O
: II otel Berkeley with his wife made
the trip to Philadelphia at the time of
Tie Elks' convention in their automo
bile. They also visited Atlantic City
and returned home ON Monday.
Mr.. George f. Evans & Co., have
moved their wholesale and retail to
bacco store to the Tunnel building
formerly occupied by ]. b. Minghini
as .shoe store and dwelling. They
have large stock of goods on hand
having the whole three stories filled.