Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Fat hogs wanted. Gray silver. II.
Hrs George T. Greglow, has been
quite III at her home at Hedgesville.


quite III at her home at Hedgesville.
Henson sale on Feb. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Crsw ord re-
turn ed on Monday from New York.
Mrs. S. G. stuckey, OF Bunker Hin
is o visit TO friends in Ohio
MT. Jas Dyehe has moved from
south Queen street to the building
where he will soon open his clothing
store near the Market house.
II you want black face sheep attend
the sale on Feb. s.
Mrs. Clay Ioup who attempted sui
eide last week by pouring oil over her
clothes ard setting them on fire, is on
the road to recovery.
Mr.. G, *. stotler, b. & o. aremen
vas seriously hurt IN jumping eli hi
engine at this place ON last Friday
night
There have been number OF small
ares in Martinsburg during the pest
week, but the damage has been slight
IN most cases owing TO the eiHeieHc8
Of the firemeu.
Mr. P. ~. BruIhari, Of Jefferson
county was pleasant vlsi5ogsa oor 81
fee on Tuesday
Miss Pinkie Sheets, Of 0eheeter,
is visiting Miss Nellie Weston asver,
Oh Winchester avenue.
Miss Edith Williams has been visit
ing the Misses aenshaw nesr Arden
this week.
Mr.. o. B. Lefeyer, Of 8unser Hili,
was pleasant caller at our office one
Tuesday.
We regret to learn that our friend,
Mr.. S. A. Lefever of Failing Waters,
has been quite sick with the grippe
Everything in White at Elnmert's,
commencing Tuesday, January rs.
Attend the great sale of George K.
Henson ON Feb. 6.
Ii most of the older Inhabitants are
to be believed, the weather isn't man-
aged nearly as well as it used TO be
W hen they were bows.
People with a mania for skating on
thin ice at this time OF year give the
foslKiiler chance to devote his energy
to more difficult cases.
II you need fresh cows 60 10 Hen
sons sale.
MIR. Earl Rodrick who was recently
operated upoE for appendicitis In a
Philadelphia hospital we are glad to
say is recovering very nicely.
Mr.. w Harry Merchant, of near
ShepherdstCwn, last week filed a pc
tition 10 bankruptcy. He is the son of
Mr.. John w. Merchant Of this county
aud is well known in this city.
DIR. n. d. Baker was confined to
his room several days this week by
yickn ess but we are glad to state that
be Is how much Improved.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Ruby Elsie Eley, Of Norfolk
to Mr.. Shirley Shsull Of this city on
Feb. II at Norfolk.
Misses Blanche and Pauline MART n
who attended the dance at Fair View,
the home of Mr.and Mrs. r. r. Trussell,
ut Halltown, have returned home.
Harry Thaw isespert.a to be great.
ly depressed during the second trial.
Perhaps he can't get over the discov-
cry of that New York man who never
heard of him.
The pessimist feels that he has been
cheated every time he sees hole in
doug hnut.
Mr.. George Yontz who is employed
In Chambersburg spent several days
last week with his parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Yontz.
In single day last week Western
packing house purchased 1900 hogs,
but thsre good many swho spread
themselves over two seats in a street
car
Mrs. Sarah Seibert who has been very
Ill at her home.pn John street we a.e
glad to say is improving at the present
writing.
Go early to Henson's sale as it will
be an all day sale.
Mr. John yermiIyea, Jr., who has
been employed for some time at
Moundsville w. Va. is at his home at