Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-27

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Waters was pleasant caller at eur Of
fee on last Monday.
Mr.. Wypkoop Lemen, of Minnesota,
has arrived here to spend the winter
in this and jefferson counties.
Miss Mary Woods, left this week fol-
New Orleans,to spend the winter with
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Woods.
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner returned
last Friday from New York where
they spent several days.
Mr.. w. Fl. Heiston, is in Blooms.
burg and Lewistown, Pennsylvan "a
on business this week
Misses Carrie Hess and janet Sites
are spending Thanksgiving with their
sisters at Randolph Macon Women's
college, at Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. l.. G. Gerling has purchased
the cigar store from her son, Mr.. Lewis
GerIing. Mr.. James Souders is in
charge of the store for the Lew owner.
Mr.. +. J. Whitmore the postmas.
ter at Bedington has moved the of
flee from the g. v. building into his
new storeroom nearby
Professor g. w. Brindle will deliver
an address before the Southern Ecu
cational Association at its meeting at
Atlanta, Georgia, on December q.
Mrs. James Duvall, of near Little
Georgetown, las been on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Minifee, in Gum
berlacd.
MIR. and Mrs. J. j. Hetzel have
moved from their home Windewald
and will spend the winter with their
son-in-law and daughter, Df. and Mrs.
G. w. Link, on South Queen street.
Mayor C. NJ Vented, of Harpers
Ferry, and Mrs. Carrie V. Souders,
also Of Y at place were married in
Shepherdstowp on Sunday November
10, by Rev. G. f.. A. Marshall.
Mr.. Forrest Buckles, son of Mr..
Newton Buckles, of near Charlestown,
spent last Sunday and Monday here
with friends and relatives He favored
US with l,leasa I call on Monday.
Mr.. ii. G. bender,of Falling Waters,
was pleasant caller at our office on
Wednesday aud while here reported
lat he this year raised 1850 bushels of
corn on o4 aore-,makiDg over oil bush
els TO the acre.
Mrs. l.. II. Hamil, of Thnrmont,
MARYLAND, came over on the Wednes-
day morning train, spent the day
with friends here and then went down
to kearneysville where she will visit
friends for several days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Wilt
shire at their home in this city or
Tuesday last, fine son making two
sons and d daughter in the family
Father WiItshire's friends are felici-
tating him over the new arrival.
1t is stated that the G.. V. will at
tempt to raise the old iron bridge
which has been lying in the Potomac
river since May 81, 1889, at the time of
the Johnstown food, when it was
washed down by the high waters.
Hon. f. b. Stewart, of Morgantown,
was In town last Monday for several
hours and made call at our office but
we regret that we we're out just at that
time. He was on his way to Ne W
York on business.
Rev. J. S. Douglas and Mr.. Q. A
Miller were in New York last week at
tending the National Missionary meet
ing of the Episcopal church, Mr.
Douglas did not return in time to
preach on Sunday.
The B. & o. time table for the win.
ter went into effect ON last Sunday
and we are informed that the new
schedule makes no difference in the
arrival or departure of any of the
trains at this station.
The family Of Mr.. II. L.. Doll in thi
city had serious time from inhaling
the gas from stove in the house.
The gas was not noticed by the family
who were found next morning by Mr..
Frank Doll, who slept in another sec
tion of the house, In a serious condi-
tien. In few hours the effect was
worn off and all were over the I'M
plea SAINT andldsngerous conditions.