Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16


on visit TO friends IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Eugene Herring of Washing
ton, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss May Siler is home from visit
to friends in Chambersburg.
Miss Elizabeth Henshsw is on. visit
to friends in the city of Cumberland.
Mrs. J. II. Whetzel and son Glide,
were visiting friends IN Baltimore last
week.
Mr.. Philip Muth, wife aud son, of
Washington, are here on visit to
friends and relatives.
Miss Ruth Helms, of this city, is a
guest of Miss Ethel Mile at the JEFF
fersoR hotel, at Charlestown.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. S. Butler and their
daughter have been spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Masters Ben Fiery and Alex Parks
returned home last Friday from visit
TO Buckroe Beach, Va.
Mr.. J. Frank Thorn pson returned
on Wednesday evening from trip to
Richmond.
Rev w. +. Lo cke has been given a
months vacation which he will take
during the month of August.
DIR. Nelson Pike, who bought the
Hover drug store, is now in Baltimore
buying new goods and will re open
for business pretty soon.
Mrs. Turner Pitzer, of near Gerards-
town, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs Allen Cushwa, ON Tuscarora,
during the past week.
Miss Emily Campbell, daughter of
Rev. DR.. w. G. Campbell, of Roanoke
Va, is ON visit to her cousin Miss
Amelia McKown, near Gerardstown.
County mmissioner Thomas
Kearns returned last week from a
pleasant visit to Franklin county, Pa,
his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Watson and
daughter, Miss Sudie, of Middleway,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Watson, on West King street.
Mr. Coe bold and brother, of Phila-
al 10 lnr Hoe
the fnneial Of their grandmother, Mrs.
w. 2 Gee, at Cerardstown.
Auctioneer j. W Dodd on last Sat
urday sold the Elizabeth Lane prop
erts located on Stew arts addition TO
the town Of Mauinsburg, 10 Mr.. G.
W. Buxton for the sum of 1892.
We are not Aldrich enough TO afford
to pay the additional costs of the tariff
bill which is now being fought o> er in
Congress. Remney Review
The thought really gives us Pay ne.
Born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Rober. H.
Stewart, at their home on John Street,
- INV SOh- AiSO ~ MI. anu W IJQ
ward LLOYD, on South Church Street,
q daughter.
Rev. G. d. Gilkeson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Moorefield, has
declined the call recently by him to
the passionate of the church at Marion,
Va.
A grain barrack on the farm o. Dr.
Howard Osborn near Charleston fill
ed with hay and wheat was destroyed
by fire one day last week together with
the stable and corncrib, entailing loss
of near 100000.
Miss May Robinson, of near Rich
mond, Va, the Misses Hitchcock, of
Philadelphia and Mr.. d. FL. Rogers, of
Bowling Springs, KY, are visitors at
the home OF DR.. G. b. Hedges, on
West Burke street.
Mr.. and Mrs.A. M. Staubly have re-
turned home from their wedding trip
and are domIciled at their home on
West Martin street. Tony is IS happy
as big sun flower and we will bet
that he walks to Winchester no more.
The Garment Shop is giving spec
ia. prices on all parasels, suits, dresses,
etc. Next week they start their first
clearance sale and it will be bargain
feast never offered the people before
ia new, clean fresh ready-to-put-on
garments for ladies MASSES and child
rem. Valley Hotel Building, Martins
b urg.