Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-02-14

the State University at Morgantown.
Mr.. refer Bowers has been quite i'll
at his home at Bedington.
Mrs. Harriet A. seibert has been
quite Ill at her home Oh ruscarera.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bates
Minghini, a son.
Forrest Buckles, OF near HalItoa n
was visitor to his friends here last
week.
Miss Adie Newcomer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Newcomer, is Wis
ting Miss Jennings, at Middleway.
Mr. A. Kogleschatz Jr. the under
taker, is this week taking some prac-
ticsl lessons in the art Of embalming.
Mrs. Benz Sauders, has been quite
sick with neuralgia at her home on
Second street.
Mr.. Henry kogleschatz, OF Norris
town, Pa. spent Tuesday with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. JAS b. IDyehe is having his
store-room repaired and fitted up and
will have his new clothing store open
in few days.
Hugh Lyle, son of Mr.. 7. b. Lyle
while skating on roller skates on the
side walk last Friday fe and broke
his arm.
Mr.. Robert II. Stewart is carrying
his right arm in sling the bone be-
ing broken above the wrist. One
word explains all-Rink.
Miss Molle johnson, of Middleway
is visiting Mrs. Il. b. Chamberlain In
this city.
Miss Ethel Wheeler, fell while skat-
ing at the rink on Saturday and,badly
sprained her back.
Mr. 3. q. Vanrnetre reports that the
government thermometer registered
zero on Sunday morning, the coldest
of the winter.
Misses Faust and CARRIER, of Penn
sylvania, schoclmates of Miss Mary
Honheins and Miss Coney MoKo wa
are here on visit.
The County Court inspected the
County Aims house on Wednesday
and took dinner with the Steward.
Misses Florence Curtis, Laura HON.
rich, and Annie O'Neal, teachers in
the city schools have been sick but
have all resumed work.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. w. e..
Hoffheins, editor of the World, is able
to get up and dress after an illness Of
four months with typhoid fever.
Read the fine offer by Dean, Whit
more and brewery on the asst page Of
this paper. Your moneys worth In
every case
The house, next on the south, to the
Presby terrain church, formerly known
IS the Tinsley house,is belngimproved
on the interior and will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen r. Snedgrass.
Rev. G. r. Stribling, of Waynesboro,
Va, has been on visit to his relatives
and friends here over Sunday and
preached in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday night.
A big dance was held at the Mt.
Clifton hotel in Hedgesville Thursday
night. About twenty couples were
there including few persons from this
place.
About SO OF our local firemen headed
by the Comrey band visited Winohes-
ter on Friday night to attend the fair
being held by the Sarah Zane Fire
Company of that place. All had
pleasant time
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Hoffman enter
tanned large number Of their. young
friends at heir home near Darkesviile,
on ruesd y evening at a delightful
dance. All had a delightful evening.
The Old National Bank is present.
ng it's patrons with handsome SOU
venoir in the shape of watch fob, a
gunmental charm with handsome
picture of the new bank building.
DIR. Charles w. Goldsboroush, q
prominent physician OF Walksrsvllle,
Maryland was paralyzed while walk
Ing across his Library at his home
and died on last Friday He was
for years located at Gerardstown this
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