Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-06-11

DR.. Mabel Crittsnden, of Conn, is
visiting DIR, Florence Evers.
Judge P. w. Letter has been ON
business trip to Charleston this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Craw-
fard, in this city, on Msndoy morning
a fine son.
Mr.. w. s. Kline, who has been at
the City hospital for some time for
treatment, we are glad to say is much
improved.
Born to Captain and Mrs. w. G. Kill
msr on last Sunday night at their
home on West Burke street, = fine nine
pound boy. Here is to Daddy Kilmsr.
Or. Edgar Lsfsvre, Of Iwood left on
Monday morning last for Atlantic City
to attend the meeting of the American
Medical Association. He expects to
be bsek the last Of the week.
Rev. r. A. White returned from q
visit to his sitter, Mrs. Gilkeson, at
Mserneld last week and was a
s0mpanied by his niece, Miss
0iIkinsen who 10 visiting him at his
home in Gerardstown.
Mr.. George w. Martin, formerly
superintendent Of TERMINALS, at Wash :
engton. before that superintsr deat of
the G. ", has been made General Man.
agsr of the Washington, Frederick
and Gettysburg railroad.
William Mossr, of Falling Waters
was before Squire Fslhsr on Saturday
last on charge Of having stolen corn
from Mr. Samuel Myers, living on the
farm Of Mr.. q. w. Buxton, near the
5un and Moon spring.
We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the new advertisement in
this issue OF A. M. Gilbert. He is adj
ysrtising his family remedies which
sncs tried will always be found in the
house. All goods are fresh and sold
at the lowest price. Prompt and court
eous service.
We return our thanks to Mr.. Will
liam Baldwin Snyder, son of Mr.. H.
L.. Snyder, of the Shspherdstown Re-
glster, for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises Of Shepherd
College We extend our congratulate
to cur young friend over his gradua-
ton and hope ne may make still
greater strides in the line of education.
Mr.. Wilbur II. Thomas has been ap-
pointed Office deputy to assessor Ohio
Williams, good appointment since it
must be republican for he is about az
good as he can he being a republican.
Mr.. Thomas will occupy the assessors
office in the court house.
Mr.. G les Peter Light has his
shesP-skin and is iready for business
and the salary too, as state roads COM
missioner. His term of office will be-
gin on July and will continue for the
term Of four years, There seems to be
great reward for new converts to the
republican faith while the old war
horses are turned out in the cold 10
pick up straw where they can and to
starve.
Last Saturday was Decoration day
at Shspherdstown and though the
weather was threatening and there
was considerable rain fall, there was a
geed crowd of people out showing thai
the spirit of these occasions is net dy-,
ing out as we leave the great tragedy
in our wake. The address of the oesa-
sion was made by Rev. Carlton D.
Harris, formerly pastor of Trinity
M. e. church, South, of this city,
but new stationed in Baltimore.
The address was greatly admired by all
who heard it end was fully up to the
speakers reputation.
Mr.. 3. q. Kramer and Mrs. Kramer
have gene to Cononial Beach, Virginia,
where Mr.. Kramer has taken charge of
the hetsl Of the place. This has SD
dssly grown to be the most popular
resort with Washington people and
great crowds are flocking to the place
every day. 1t 10 located on this vir-
glnia shsrs Of the Potomac river and is
easily accessible fron Washington by
fine palasial beats which it takes but
few hours to make the run. Mr..
Ramer's many friends here abouts
wish him much success in his new
venture. Mr.. Kramer IL an ideal host
having had good many years expert
sncs in the hotel business besides hay
ing q natural bent for the business.