Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-08-07
Miss Ethel Dawson has returned
from visit to Pen Mar.

Miss Ethel Dawson has returned
from visit to Pen Mar.
Mr.. ]. W.Trammell, of Hagerstown,
was visitor to this city this week.
Miss Sallie Wellinger has returned
from visit to friends in New Jersey.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. V.
Sloan, South Raleigh street, son.
Misses Margaret and Daisy Price left
last week for weeks visit to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. John Gano of Swan Pond,
spent Sunday with his friend I. w.
Welshans. near Bunker Hill.
A good way to remove grass stains
is to spread butter on them and lay
the criticize in the hot sun.
Mrs. Margaret Matthaei, LEFT Sunday,
for Washington where she will visit
her sons.
Miss Jane CoIston. Of this city, is
on visit to her sister Mrs. William
Cornwsll, in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Fentaln, Of De
Land, Florida, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Dyche, in this city.
Miss May Ahern, has returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Pen Mar
and other points in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Harry Hammann is on visit
to his brother, Mr.. George Hannah,
in Connecticut.
Miss Lillian Landerkin, Of this city,
has been on a visit to her aunt Mrs.
G. w. Lloyd, near Inwood.
Mr.. Edgar Hollis has gone to Fred
erick, Maryland, to accept position
In a jewelry store.
Mr.. George S. Hill, cashier Of the
son, Mr.. w. w. Hill, in Pittsburg.
Mr. Raymond Cox, who is employ
ed in Cumberland is spending several
weeks in this city with his parents.
Misses Elizabeth and Genevieve
Thumel are spending some time at
Colchester Beach.
Mis-. w. S. Love, Of Winchester, has
beel. ON visit to her sister, Mrs. J.W.
McSherry, in this CT y.
Miss Blanche Rauch, near town,
went 10 II arrisburg, Saturday morn
ing TO spend couple weeks.
Miss sue Henson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. r. Henson, is dangerous
ly ill at ner home at Bunker Hill.
Rev. Mr.. secrist, of Cumberland,
who spent week here and in the
county, returned home Friday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Shiek, who has been viss
ting friends and relatives in this city
HdS TtluIucd W uCi hoLA0 IA w "Shih :
4on.
Democrats are urged to meet at the
grant jury room on Tuesday night to
organize Bryan and Kern club at
o'clock.
Mrs. John Yoptz and daughter Mrs
w. G. Freeze, and son Allen, are
spending the week in Wheeling with
friends.
There was strike threatened ut the
Crawford Weolen Mills in this city
this week but the matter was adjusted
and the men went to work.
Wouidn'tit be joke on the Repub-
licans should Mr.. Erysn carry Penn
sylvania? asks the Florida Times
Union. Yes, and wouldn't Col Guffey
die laughing?
Mr.. Allen Emmert, South Queen
street, is home from weeks delight
full cruise down the Chesapeake Bay
with yachting party on Commodore
Henry Giipin's private yacht.
The decision of the United States
Circuit Court reversing Judge Landis'
decision imposing the famous S29, 240,-
600 fine against the Standard OIL Trust
will encourage people to believe that
the Republicans are real trust busters
We publish this week the announce
ment in this issue Of Mr.. NJ l.. Payne
as a candidate for the office Of county
assessor. Mr.. Payne is veteran dem
ocrat and Is well acquainted with the
duties of the Office having filled the
position for the past four years.
We wish to call attention to the an
nouncem emit IN this issue of the eandi
dacy of Mr.. F. NJ, Hess, of Arden dis
trict, for assessor on the democratic
ticket. Mr.. Hess is veteran democrat