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

wasn't to buy stock.
We had a pleasant call en- Thursay
from Mr. James w. Campbell of near
Gerardstown.
Mr.. Roy G. Pine has opened store
and meat market on South Raleigh
street
Mrs. G. A. sherrard and little daugh-
ter, Louise, of Allegheny, Pa, are Wis
itidE their friends at Gerardstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bryarly, OF
fittsourg, have been visiting friends
al lnwood and Gerardstown.
Dr. j.. +. Manown, the druggist 10
on visit to friends in kingwood and
Philippi.
Miss Belle Stewart entertained the
Bridge clab at her home on West King
street on Monday night.
Mrs. v. G. Moore, Of Kearneysville
spent Tuesday with friends In this
city.
Mrs. Anna Kilt, of Sondley, South
Carolina, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Coe at 0erardstewn.
Mr.. Carroll Sencindiver has reen-
tered the law department Of the State
University at Morgantown.
Rev. w. d. McCsrdy will preach al
the old Mount Zion church near Kear-
neysville on uext Sunday ut o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Siler has been appoint
ed superintendent of Green Hill GEM
etery by the board of directors and
took charge this week.
| Mr.. d. w. Cross aud wifc, Of ST
Louis, Missouri, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. t. Hess in this
city.
Mr.. AID Mrs. P. w. Letter returned
from trip TO New York and Atlantic
City on Monday. They were gore
about two weeks.
John Alasough and wife Of Phila.
delphia are here on visit to Mr.
A. X. Kyner and Ernest Glover and
families.
Mrs Mary G. Martin, widow of the
late Burl Martin has been granted Q
pension of Sl2 per month with $3.50
back pay.
Messrs. Roy Grove, Guy Felker,
Weber Foreman, Them as Lemen and
Roscoe Lamar has gone to Morgantown
to enter the University.
Mr.. Robert Fowler has been sick
with fever at his home at DarkesvilIe.
We are glad TO hear that he is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Fran k Keller while at market
last Saturday night lost her purse and
it is supposed that some thief took the
purse from her handbag while she
YVES locking over market,
Mrs. Elizabeth Flagg, widow OF the
the late Robert Flagg suffered a Sc
we're stroke Of paralysis on last Tues
day. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Raymond B. Swartz spent Mon
day evening with his parents on East
King street. Mr.. Swartz came here
after attending the funeral of his faith
erin-low, Mr.. b f. Thum, which took
gIace in Hagerstown Monday after
noon.
Turner Barrett, an emplsye at the
Standard Lime and Stone quarries
near this city had several fingers
blown off by the premature explosion
of dynamite cap few days ago He
was taken to the Kings Daughters
hospital and treated BY Or. G. J. Z.
Sponseller.
Miss Bess Gard, West King street,
went to Chambersburg this afternoon
where she she will enter upon her
senior year in Wilson college. She was
accom- panied by Miss Eleanor White,
Of Petersburg, who was her guest
here en- route to Wilson college. where
she is student.
1t has been reported that mail
pouch was stolen at Washington juno
tion on last Friday morning. Later
the pouch was foudd but it had been
rifled. Its contents had been gone
through and all money and other ar
tieles easily convertible into money
were stolen. The pouch was found in
the creek nearby next morning.
Our own brave soldier boys who
have been in camp at Indianapolis,
Ind, for the last tive weeks returned
home on last Sunday evening ali re-
port having had most enjoyable