Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-08-28

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Mrs. Niswander, of Parkersburg, has
been on visit to Mrs. J G. Heberlig.
in this city, and frierds In Hedgesville.
Miss Elsie Thatcher, Of Pittsburg, 10
on visit to her aunt, Mrs. q. p. Wal
tiers, in this city.
Mrs. Annie Berger, of Hagerstown,
was a visitor to her brother, Mr.. q.
Wellinger in this city last week.
Mrs. Barbra Cline, and little grand
daughter, Louise Cline, left Tuesday
evening for Chambsrsburg, where
they will spend week.
Miss Anna Darby, of Williamsport,
Nd, has returned to her home after q
pleasant visit to her friends, the Miss
es TrammeIl, In North Martinsburg.
Mr. Charles Phillips, Of Washing
ton, was here on Saturday and Sunday
last on visit to his old home and
friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jonn Brillhart, Of Bal
timore, have bean on few days visit
to Mr.. Brillhart's mother In this city.
| They returned home on Sunday.
The Inwood Fair Managers have ar
ranged with the G. V. railroad for a
special train from Martinsburg on
Wednesday and Thursday At l.30.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smsltz. Of
Williamsport, Nd, spent last aatur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Mock, on North Queen street.
Mrs. John A. Bowers was paralyzed
last Thursday At the home Of her SON
in-law, Mr.. Charles q. Smith on s
Queen street, and has since been in
| prscarious condition.
Mr.. ]. Bates Minghini who has been
| sick for the last month or more with
typhoid fever was out and went to
work for the first time on last Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. II. Hclahan and daughter.
OF New York, who have been on 4
visit to Mrs. w. III. Crawford, on
South Queen street, returned home On
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Robinson, Of
Washington, spent last Sunday with
Mr.. Robinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. w. Robinson, on West Burke
street
A photograph of the Berkeley Coun-
ty Teachers Institute, 1908, 50c., at
Cloves Bros. Studio, 124 South Queen
street
Each teacher should have one az a
souvenir.
Willis F. Evans,
County Hupt.
The report here on Sunday that Mr..
James n. Cunningham, Jr., Of Falling
Waters. had been bitten by a snake at
Pen Mar on Saturday, was untrue, He
did however cut his hand right badly
with . jar while at the picnic and en-
his retsrn homo came to town and had
DR.. Sponseller fix up the wound.
The city authorities have placed in
position one Of the two watering feun-
tains presented to the city by the We
hicle company. The fountain is large
and ample for the purposes for which
il 10 intended. This first one has been
placed on the North side of the grass
plot Surrounding the Bishop fountain
and monument, in the Public Euu are.
Our local military company will
leave here on September for Indian
aPolis, Indiana, with the National
guard Of tho state whore they will 70
into camp for ten days. Tho boys are
antlciL atiBg good time and We hope
they will realize all their expectations.
Captain Kilmsr will not accom- pany
the company as he will be OF on more
important business, his wedding tour,
and we wish him much pleasure also.
Mr.. Newton d. Baker, of CIevelsnd,
Ohio, writes to the Evening World OF
tais city contradicting the report that
he will be candidate fer mayor of the
city Of Cleveland, after the expiration
OF Mr.. Johnson's present term and also
that the three cent fare on the street
railway has not been failure. Mr..
Baker says that he is not can didate
for mayor and has no desire to be
aud that he would not care to hold any
position in the government of Cleve-
land unless Mr. Johnson we're mayor. |
He states that the shortage in the rev. /
enue OF the street railways during the |
Hoaths Of May and June was because
of the strike.