Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-13

q Boyer.
Miss Dorothy Burdstte ii on = visit
to her aunt, Mrs. D. i. Price in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Mabel Carter West, Of Geraris-
town spent last Sunday with Mis-.
George II. Busey in this city.
Mr.. b. Bowers, the John street
grocer has been on The sick list this
week.
Mr.. Farmer, when you come to town
come in az d buy some garden seeds
that will grow and give satisfaction,
3154t. Mauowu a Barnes.
Mrs. Horace Moore, of Shenandoah
function and her little niece, were Wis
ting Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. J. w.
Tabb, at Bunker Hill last week.
Since the retirement Of Mr.. Peyton
Kramer as clerk at the Berkeley hotel
MT. Harry Dychs has been made
night clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grove spent
Sunday with the Iatter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. GIN. Bowers in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Carrie Washburn who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. s. f. Har-
risen in this city, has returned 10 her
home at fredericksburg, Va.
We have the best garden seeds now
ready for ali comers.
Manown aud Barnes.
i Mrs. George d. Lambert aud her
sister Miss Alice Whitmoie have been
visiting friends at Clarksburg during
the past week.
/ Mr.. Harry Imbach who has been
sick with typhoid fever is out again
looking about like typhoid fever pa
| tents usually look.
i Col. Jane w. Mcdonald, Of Darkes-
vile, who has been very sick with
pneumonia, We are glad to say is out
agaiI. and was able to come to town on
Monday
Mrs. Westand daughter, of Gerards-
town, mother and sister Of thelate DR..
! George ). West, we understand Will
shortly move to New York state, near
/ Buffalo where they formerly lived
Mr.. Il. B. kettering aud wife, Of
Blairsyille, Pa, are al lnwood, having
been callec here by the illness of Mr..
kettering mother, Mrs. J. w. Ket-
| terug.
/ The new Touring mill OF DIR. A. J.
Lemaster. at Bedington is under way
and is expected TO be completed in
about two months.
Manown & Barnes at IA West X nag
street, can supply all your wants in
garden seeds.
/ Mr.. s. Il. Cunningham and family,
have moved from Bunker Hill to this
] city where they will make heir future
home. They are living at Az Raleig GA
street. We give them cordial wei
come to cur town.
! Mr.. Wilbur Neel who has been at
the City hospital for several weeks
with typhoid fever we are glad to say
has sufficiently recovered to be able 10
leave the hospital.
Mr.. Chas Warner, of Wilmington.
Delaware, president of the Berkeley
Limestone Company and his mana
ger, Mr.. w. E. Carson, of Riverton,
Virginia, were here on Wednesday
looking after business matters.
| Mr.. Alexander Davis has a force of
men trying to extinguish the blaze.
During the 80 years that the Gre has
been burning it has travelled over con-
siderable territory, consuming a grea.
quantity of coal.
We have garden seeds that grow.
Manown d Barnes.
The manufacturers have reduced the
price of Clark's .. NJ 81 col cotton
seven cents per dozen. Our retail price
from now on will be &c. per spool
2-2t. Franz ). E.nmert.
The smoldering blaze in the old
Spruce Hill mine, near Vale Summit,
Nd, which started by accident 81
years ago, has broken out fiercely,
and for the last few days the blaze
has been shooting out about so feet,
lighting up the locality for great dis
lance at night.
A Very e1ainra tale I,1tlsioal n.ad IitLr