Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11

Miss Eastman, of Lexington, is the
guest of Miss NJ. G. McSherry.
Mr.. Paul Gruver has returned from
visit to friends at Mount Jackson,
Va.
Mr.. James Miller, csal operator Of
Junior, w. Va. spent Wednesday in
this city.
Mrs. s. j. Holman, Of this city 10
on VISIT to friends and relatives in
Cumberland and Frostburg, Nd.
Mrs. Harry Matthei, of Washington,
10 On visit to Mrs. Margaret Matthei,
in this city.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT and the
Philadelphia Record daily, for four
months 95 cents.
The Supreme Court of Appeals Of
West Va, has been in session in Char
lestown during the last week.
Miss Mamie Small, of this city. and
the Mis- ses Burr, of Bardane, returned
. this week fron visit to Ocean Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Snyder have
; been visiting frierd in Hagerstown
during the past week.
Mr.. w. 8. Harper has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Mantz. In Bal
timore.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison was visit
ing her uucle, Mr.. John T. Morrison at
Bedington, last week.
Miss Elizabeth Woods, of Washing
ton, Penn, is on visit to her cousin,
Miss Mary Woods, in this city.
Fish Commissioner George M. Bow
ers, of Washington, spent last Sunday
and Monday, in this city.
Misses Virgie Newton and Mae
Caskey, are spending their vacation
in Boston returning home by the way
of New York and Philadelphia.
For Sale. A fine farm PIP miles
from town, well improved and fine
productive farm, 1877 acres, prize 3d.
500. Porterfield & Boyer.
Mr.. Meade Bowers, of Waship gton,
has been on visit to Mr.. Allen EN-
inert before starting hack to school at
Hampton Sidney college.
Mr.. Charles Nc; 'arroll has bought
the bar Srupt stock of j. B. Bowen,
Oh West John street, and is Row sell
Ing Tie same.
Wanted. 10 rent good farm in
Berkeley cour ty. The renter has a
strong fierce both in hapds and horses
and can handle big farm. Porter
field & Bower.
Rev. DR.. Paul Wright returned from
his vacation spent ct Ocean Grove,
N. j., on last Saturday and filled his
pulpit in the First M. E. church on
Sunday.
The Inwood fair has been in pro-
gress this week and the crowds have
been larger than ever before The PEG
pie seem to enjoy these gatherings and
come for many miles to spend day
or two in the woods with their friends.
Mrs. A. 3. Gonlden and her son
Stanley, left on last Saturday for Nor
folk, Va, where they will make their.
future home. Mrs. douIden sold
her house on Maple avenue to Mr..
James Geyer.
The fin e saddle horse of Mr.. ]. w.
Dodd took first premium at the horse
show at Morgans Grove Fair | asst
week. He was easily the Lsndsomest
horse on the exhibition grounds which
was admired by all
The democratic Executive commit.
tee on last Saturday met and com
pleted its organization. The off GERS of
the committee are now: 5. s. FeIker.
Chairman; G. E. Martin, Secretary;
Il. 8. Cushwa, TIeasurer;and ]. #.
Thompson, Assistant secre airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Supplee, of
this city have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter, Bertrand,
to Mr.. II. Littleton Shaull, also of this
city. The wedding will take place ON
September Is, at 7.30 in the Baptist
church on West King street.
hr. Floyd H, Pitzer, formerly Of
this csnnty, having lived near Arden,
was badly hurt while in tunnel at
Providence, Rhode Island, by the up
setting of truck, which crushed his
leg. He has been at a hospital since
but as soon as he is able to travel he
Will come home