Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-06

Mr.. Victor Teller, who came home
to vote, from the University, retained
10 Morgantown ep Wednesday.
Prof Claud 2 Light who is teach.
ing in private academy at Decatur
Georgia, came home to cast his vote
Have several trios young Black Ma
norcas for sale cheap.
WA. Gard,
Mr. James A. Armstrong came
home from the Union Theological
Seminary at Richmond TO vote. He ar
rived here on Saturday evening.
There were number Of boys who
came home for the election from school
at the university but only few had
votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robinson, who
have been in New York fer the past
several weeks, returned TO their home
on last Saturday.
Mr.. II. II. Emmert has purchased
another fine big automobile touring
car and has tried it by taking trip in
II TO Baltimore and Washington.
Messrs. Charles and Harry Matthaei
Of VAS ington, were here on Tuesday
to vote ana to pay short visit to their
mother.
Mr.. ana Mts. Peyton r. Kramer, Of
Waynesbofo, Penn, have been here
this week on visit 10 their friends
and relatives.
Mr.. George Yontz, If Hagerstown
spent several day in this city with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Yontz.
Mr.. Cleveland Seaman, who IS en-
ployed in Baltimore, spent several
days here this week with his parents,
on r. King street.
Mr. harles J. Viewer came home
from PiltsDurg to vote. Charles is en-
pioyed in the Engineering departm ent
OF the b. Il o. with headquarters at
Pntsburg.
MT. l.. X. Steck, of this city has en-.
joyed visit during the past week from
Ms fs.ther, MIR. Martin l.. Steck, ana
las sie,ei, > rs iaa Sleek, of Frank
t..n4ill 60, Ia.
~. eGiie Deah, son OF ihe tate DR..
-s&oh ano mas been living Wash
x OH fof ometime has enlisted in-
Ia Regular army and expects TO go. to
.ne PHILIPPINE Islands within few
months.
MIS-. Kste s. Tabler, Of near Bedipe-
inn, liavng rented one of the Matthaei,
Aossts Gil West Burke street is maxi
rug preparation to take up her resi-
d nee in this city. The house is I'M
)rgoing some repairs ard when fin
isted she will move.
Miss Katharine Dalzell, Of Pitts-
burg, who has been OH visit To the
Misses Boyer in this city for several
weeks, returned to her home on last
thursday and was accompanied by
Miss Ethel Boyer who will visit her
for several weeks.
Mr.. j. w. McCune, who bought The
Cham berlain farm near Middleway is
advertising his farm machinery and
stock at public sale and will move back
to r'lttsburg where he formerly lived.
He has rented his farm 10 Mr.. G. ".
Riser, who Will farm it the coming
year.
Mr.. John Boyer WI o has been with
the Unifed Express Co., in this city
hss resigned his position. Mr.. Tbomas
Talhelm who has been the night man,
has been promoted to the position. Mr..
Harry Trenary has succeeded to the
position made vacant by Mr.. Talhelm.
Mrs. A. Il. P rter and Miss Pinkie
McKown, of Gerardstown, after a
two-months' visit in Pittsburg, and a
short visit at Paw Paw, with Mr. j.
Y. Mckown, arrived in this city Mon
day morning on No. 8 and were the
guest OF their brother, Mr.. G w. Nc
kown, West John street.
Quite an enjoyable Halloween party
was held at the home of Miss Kate
Eversole on Saturday night, it being
her birthday anniverss ~. Her brother
and sister made it a surprise to her.
When she returned home she fouud
lie mouse ali aglow with lights and
appropriately decorated for the occs
sion. A larg number of their friends
were presen and all had most ell
jOyable time.