Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-25

VI Il 8As w OO4S W as III
on Tuesday ON business.
Mr.. d. r. Hudgel, OF Vanelevesville
was caller at our office on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Sny-
der, son.
Born to Mr.. and M rs. Stewart Bsys,
in Arden district last week, fine son.
Mr.. d. II. Stuckey went to New
York last Friday on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kearney, is on Wis
it to her nephew, Mr.. ]. II. Matthaei
inWashington.
Misses Virgie Newton and Mae
Caskey have returned from a pleasant
trip to Boston and other points.
Miss Nellie Sites has returned to
Randolph-MaconW omsn's College at
Lynchbarg, Va.
Mrs. G.McKown has been on visit
to Der son, Mr.. j. c. McKown and
wife at Paw Paw, West va.
Mr.. Henry Bender, of Falling
Waters was y caller at eur office on
Tuesday
Miss Bsss Holman will leave Sat-
urday for Washington where she has
accepted position.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce
Eagle, al their home in this city, last
week daughter.
Mr.. Alex Cross, of Garrett, Ind, has
been the guest Of Mr.. o. S. GatreIl in
North Martinsburg.
The County Court accompanied by
county surveyor &. P. {. Rinker went
over to view the proposed site of the
new bridge on Back Creek.
Mrs. 8. ]. Holman, has returned to
her home In this city, after pleasant
visit to friends IN Cumberland and
Frostburg, Md.
Mr.. Wilson Sperow and his sister,
Miss Dora have resRtered Shepherd
college again this year. They live near
Bedington, this county.
Mrs. j. r. Horner, of this county,
has gone on trip to visit friends in
Missouri and Oklahoma where her
daughter, Mrs. +. H. Brindle lives.
Mis-. II. J. Matthaei, who has bsen
ION visit to Mrs. Margaet Matthaei,
for the post two weeks has returned to
her home in Washington.
Miss Nellie Hess, daughter of Mr..
A. L. Hess, has entered Randolph
Macon Woman's College, at Lynch
burg, Va, for the coming session.
The posteffice department has an
nounced that there will be free deliv-
cry of mail established at Keyser be-
ginning December 1.
Mi Katherine Dalzell, of Pittsburg
is expected here this week to pay a
visit to the Misses Boyer, on South
Queen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HamilI have
purchased house at Thurmont, Md,
and expect to move there during tho
Inext month.
Ernest Small, of near Berkeley Sta
|tios, this county, last week by acct
fent ran two prongs Of fork through
his foot. DIR. M. e. Mccormack, is the
attending physician.
Mrs. M. III. Anweg who has teen
tpending the summer in the west and !
II Mountain Lake Park, Maryland,
fill be at home to her friends in her
tpar.ments at the Berkeley hotel after
ectsber 5.
TIE smokey weather it is said has
teen caused by the great forest fires
p Canada, New York and Psnnsyl- |
tania. The whole north has had no |
PIN for a month or more, the fall
oops are drying up and the streams
re lower than they have been known
Y be for many years.
Rev. Mr.. Gilkeson, Of Moorefield.
no was in attendance to the meeting
y Preseytery at Shepherdstown last
week, remained and preached for DR..
dhelslin at Sehpherdstewn on Sunday
morning and at kearneysville in the
aFernoon. He came to this city and
spent Sunday night to catch
t1e early train on Monday morning 80
na could get through to his home on
Monday.
MRS Philip Hack, Of this city last
week recovered her little girl who was
spisn frsm her nine years ago. 1t
seems that Mrs. Hack former hus-
oshd Kidnapped the child and kept