Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-04

Mrs. William JoIiae, of Morgantow,
IS mere ON a visit TO her mother and
brothers.
Miss Alice Bowers has taken the
place of Miss Jose S1owers as teacher
in the Fifth Ward.
Mass.Freda Eeidt, who has been in .
Washington hospital with typhoid ee-
ven, we are glad to say is much i'm.
.WIved.
". Daniel Dyson, who left this
county forty-six years ago for The west
is here on a visit 10 his old home he
paid US a pleasant visit few days ago
His home il now at Sioux City; iowa.
NJ essrs. Granville Smith, Whiting
F-ulkner and Douglas Crawford came
home from Shenandoah Valley Acsd-
envy st achester and spent Sunday
with their parents.
ME- and Mrs. B. l.. psbler and
daughter, of Mom@ne, I'LL, who have
been visiting Mr.. and MRS. IL. Lyeth
in this city have returned home taking
in the-Ismestown Exposition on their
return trip.
Thee. V. aud MesterR Maryland
railroads have both adopted the 2-eert
passenger rate to conform 10 the Penn
sykvania law. The sale orSyorkingnea j.,
school and con- mutation tickets Will
he continued.
Al Catlets,, of Berkeley Springs,
a employe Of the Baltimore d Ohio
railroad. met with an accident aSday
or two ago while on dutF and his left
leg was so badly Injured that amplta-
tea was necessary.
1I,s Hagers towR Fair has secured
the smallest woman in Sac world for
The big show She is dsrk bu. inselli
gent. She weighs-nine lbs. and is Is
y ears4old, and hsr heighs is q inches.
She delights the audiences.
Mr Ralph w Border, son of Rr. d.
w. Border, Mt Kearneysville.. spent
his vacation in banana in the service
of the Canal Commission. He neturn-
ed recently and has gone to the State
University al Morgantown 10 com
plete bis law course.
Mr.. Frank Haze, wh3 moved from
here several years ago to ACCEPT the
position of Assistant Cashier Of the
Morgan county bank at Berkeley
Springs is back snd hasaccepted a pc
silion as bookkeeper at the Crawford
Wooien Mills.
If it is real estate you want you bet
ter see Porterfield a Boyer. Lock a
the long list of fine propsrty they are
Offering. They have some of the best
farms in Berkeley asd Jefferson
counties. Farms of all sizes and at prices
to suit any purchaser.
r. p. Murray, of New York, whose
foot was mashed while attempting to
board BE- O.train at uancaek seven
weeks ago, will leave the Kings
Daughters hospital early next week,
having recovered from the amputation
of the injured foot
An attempt to rob the residence of
Mr.. G. Ii. Wolfes on West Martin
street was made on Thursday night
Mr.. Wolfes was awakened by the
noise of lower window being raised
and looking out aaw man run away
and sealing the fence. He shot at the
fleeing robber but to no effect.
The secretary of the Hagerstown Fair
has notified Conveys band that the
bands terms are accepted to play at
the fair on Wednesday, October IS.
The band has been diligently rehears-
Ing all summer and is now in splendid
form for fall engagements.
So now the great fair at Hagerstown
has one more attraction to offer it's
thousands of patrons and that, too,
furnished by Martinsburg.
Mr. George Ryneal, jr.. of this city,
has been henored by the officials of the
International Young Mems Chris
tian association by the appointment
to membership in the West Virginia
executive committee of the association
and it is understood that Mr.. Ryneal
will accept the honor.
In a general order just issued, Gen
erai Stephen ID. Lee, commanding the
United Confederate Veterans, decides
that cadets ia military schools main
tanned wholly or in part by the Con-
fede racy were in the service and are
entitled to membership in the United
Confederate Veterans. In another
N RIDER General 90 cOnmaO0s the