Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-08-14
STATE ! MAN DEMOCRAT


Miss Lillian Harrison has returned
from visit TO friends in New Jersey.
Mr.. A. Miller was pleasant caller
at our office on Tuesday last
Miss Henrietta Farnsworth has been
on visit to friends a. Fayetteville,
franklin county, Pa.
Mr.. Carl Grove has recently pur-
chased several fine ponies which be
has given TO his daughter as present.
Rev. John C. Hawk, of Keyser, has
been on visit to his friends and rela-
tives in this county.
Mr.. George L. Eastman, of Licking
ton, Va, has been on visit to Mr..
j. l.. Psrterfield in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder, of
Warrington, are visiting Mr.. Snyder's
father, Mr.. Fred Snyder, at FIagg's
Crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander, of
West King street, spent several days as
the guests of Miss Mary Barr, in Hag
erstown.
Mrs.Ella Russllcr, and son Tom and
Miss Sadie Marstella, have returned
from pleasant visit to friends in
MARYLAND.
Mrs. ]. w. Kindle, and little. son
Holman, who nave been on visit TO
Mrs. S. J. Holman, in this city has
returned to Washington.
Miss Helen w. Runkles, of Mount
Airy. Maryland, has ret urned to her
home after a pleasant visit to the Miss
es Miller on South Queen street.
We bad pleasant little visit from
our f.iend, Mr.. w. w. Carter, of
Clarke county, Va, who was in town
Oh business on Tuesday.
Mr.. u. w. Keesecker, Of Falling
Waters, requests us to say that he is
not candidate for any office on anv
ticket and Will positively not run.
Miss SalIie Cornwell, who has been
visiting the Misses Miller, on South
Queen street, for the past week or two
returned to her home at Romney last
Friday.
bir. and Mrs. Charles holman, and
little daughter Hilda, who have been
on visit to friends ia this city have
returned to their home in Spencer,
N. G.
Mr.. w. A. Gard, the popular agen
OF the Cumberland Valley railroad left
on Monday N orning last for MiIwau-
kee, Wis. on visit to his uncle, Mr..
McKegg, who is sick.
Mr.. David Westenhaver, who was
paralyzed few weeks ago, has so far
recovered as to be able to come to town
on last Saturday. His many friends
are delighted to see him.
Rev. John s. Douglas, who is now
travelling Europe, is expected back
next month. When last heard from
he was in Italy and was in company
with Rev. DR.. Roller, Charleston and
Rev. J. A. AIfriend, of Charlestown.
&. f. 1abIer, known here as Clint
Tabler, who has lived here and mar
rled lady from this city, has been ar
rested and jailed in Cham bersburg, ON
the charge of abandoning his family
and running away with a woman
named Hattie Stevens, of that place.
Tabler is one armed man and is a
heavy drinker.
Hon John L. McGraw, of Grafton,
has been appointed by Chairman Mack
of the Democratic National Committee
member of the Democrotic National
Executive Committee, to serve along
with nineteen others who make up the
committee. This appointment is a
well-deserved recognition of Col. Nc
Graw's abilities as political organizer
of the flrst order, and the valuable
services he will reader the party in
this capacity will abundantly attest
the wisdom OF his selection.
1t will take more than an honorary
membership In union to make one,
"Injunction Billn Taft union man
or to be recognized as friendly to La
boris cause by the staunch and true
trade-unionists of the country. This
demagogic move by the father of in
functions and his corporation hench-
men is an insult to the intelligence
and honesty of the American working
men and merits only the utter cen
tempt of all patriotic and liberty low