Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-15

Attorney w. G. Kilmer was in Car
Isle on business ON Tuesday
See the fine artistic sample Of clean
ing and dye work at the II. A. Wyatt
Co. in Berkeley Hotel building.
Mr.. w. E. Outcalt returned on Mon
day from visit to his son, DR.. Out
calf al, Alexandra, Va.
DIR. Morgan Morgan, of Gerards-
town, is receiving the congratulations
on the arrival of his first son.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Baltimore, has
been visiting his father. Mr.. Wilhsm
Smith, in this city.
Miss Coney McKown has returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nc
Kown at Paw Paw.
Rev. Charles f. Donahoe, of Ports
mouth, Va, was visitor here last
week, He returned home on Friday.
Mr.. Daniel Baker, president Of the
Standard Lime and Stone Company, of
Baltimore spent Friday here.
Mr.. Hunter Timberlake and family
have raturned to their home in Brook
Ign after spending the winter in this
city.
Attorney George w. Johnson, of
Parkersburg was here last w ednesday
attending to business before the Fed
eral Court.
Mr.. tB. F. Pitzer, wife and little
daughter, Katharine, are here on
visit to Mr.. Pitzer's mother, Mrs. Jno.
w. Pitzer.
Mrs. Don Parsons left Tuesday for
Pittsburg to attend the graduation of
her sister, Miss Emily Hannis, as
trained nurse.
Mr.. G. D. Burns the contractor is
building an addition to the handsome
residence of Mr.. F. s. Emmert on
South Queen street.
Mr.. Jacob Naylor an aged resident
of Hedgesville, was taken to Johns
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore on
Wednesday last for treatment.
Senator Jake Fisher, of Braxton
county. has been here this week at
tending to q trial in the Federal Court.
Senator Fisher read law here more
than ten years ago.
The driving horse of Mr. w. O.
Nicklas dropped dead at the Queen
street crossing on last Thursday eve
ming Willie being driven by colored
boy.
The Green Hill Cemetery Co has
added forty-two burial lots to the GEM
erery, by reducing the size of the cir
Gle in the center of the cemetery Some
of these lots have already been sold.
The Presidents activity about the
"Jim Grove law is just to conciliate
the negroes, who are somewhat offcolor
in their devotion to the Republican
party these days.
Mr.. Doc Keller, of near Bedington
was pleasant visitor at our office on
Friday. He was wearing an ugly patch
ON his forehead where be ran against
the short end of digging iron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Zill, of this
city will sail from New York on next
Tuesday for Germany. They will make
a two months visit to their friends in
the fatheriand the first time since they
came across the ocean 2S years ago.
Gen. B. H. Oxlsy, of Chs = lestop,
has been in town this week introduce
ing his new law book, Instructions to
Juries. The General is an able lawyer |
and his book ranks high as an author
ity. He favored US with pleasant |
Gallo on Wednesday.
The State Medical Society, of w est
Virginia convened at Clarksburg ON |
Wednesday last andwill be in session
until tonight Several of our local doc.
tors are in attendance and DR.. j. NJ. |
Sites will read paper.
Our friend A. G.. Legg,of near Bunk
er Hill may be little slow in matri-
mony but he is always in the lead in
farming. His corn is up big enough to
pillow and they say he was blowing it |
last week with his overeoat on.
We hal pleasant call on Saturday |
last from DIR. Howard Moore, of Wash
ington, who was here on a little visit to
Mr.. u. B. Wiltshire. DIR. Moore is a |
skillful eye and throat specialist and
has made record in the Capitol City.
Mrs. Arthur Watson and children |
retained East week from a pleasant |
xyscs< - her IN NJ on NJ.