Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-09

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tinsburg Office until Monday May 8.
Miss Sue Colston, whs has bssn On
visit to her father, has returned t.
Fairmont.
Miss May Faulkner returned On
Monday last from visit to friends M
Charlsstewn.
Mrs. Georges. Roush has besn sick
at her home, Rosemont, near this city,
for several days.
Mrs. Alex ClohaA and daughter are
on visit to their friends and relative o
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Jehn Grimes, who hssbeen in
Baltimore Hospital having her
threat treated has returned home.
We have q largelist Of fine farm
property which we would be glad to
show you over. Porterfield & Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs George l., Eencindiver
spent last Sunday with relatives in
Harpess Ferry.
Mr.. Charles Payne has bought the
Hessler and Copenhaver farm lying
on the Opequon creek.
The regular April term of the Circuit
court in Morgan county is in progress
this week.
Miss Virginia Cushwa 10 home for
the spring vacation frcm Massachu
sets " here she is attending school.
Miss Bessie Gard, is home from
Wilson college, Cham bersburg, to spend
the Easter vacation.
Mrs. F w. Trout and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. J HI. Trout, spc i Sum
day and Monday with friends at Har-
pers Ferry
ounty Clerk f. A. Hobbs received
telegram ON last Saturday announcing
tile death of his mother ct hef home in
Wheeling.
Mr.. Robert Thatcher of Pittsburg
was called here last week by the d cath
of his brother, Mr.. Joseph B. Thatch
er.
A tract of good creek bottom (Which
does not overflow. A fine truck farm
The best in the county for that pur-
pose. Porterfield Il Boyer.
Mr.. John f. Blair, of Philadelphia, |
is visiting his brother.in-Iaw, Mr.. F. |
D. Staley. He il accom- panied by bis
grandson, John f. Blair, il.
Miss Elsie and Lillian Ramsburg, Of |
Winchester have beer on visit to |
their friends and relatives at Van
clevesville, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hsnshaw
returned last Monday from ther wed |
ding tour and were given dinaer at
the home of the groom's parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Henshaw.
Mr.. Crum Kooptz has moved from
the j. /. Mcdonald farm in FallingI
Waters district to the Williams farm |
along the q. v. railroad in Arden dis
triot.
Messrs. William and Edward Rauch |
who have been in attendance at Mas
sanutten academy, at Woodstock. Va, J
during the winter, are now at home.
Captain w. B. Celstoa received |
telegram on Tuesday last announcing |
the arrival of another grandson at the |
home Of MIR. and Mrs. William Tran |
nell In Baltimore.
DR.. T. X. Oates has purchased the
handsome automobile formerly own.
ed by DR.. A. Andrews The machine
was used but short time last fall and
is as good as new.
Mr.. John III. Lemea who had his
left hand SO badly injured by the ex-
plosion Of huge fire cracker at his
home on New Years day WAS in town
on Monday. While his hand has heal
ed up nicely 1t is still SO tender that he
has to keep it bapdsged.
A private letter brings Us the sad in
telligence that Rev. E. L. Wilson,
whs was parsiyzed ct his home at
Waterford, Leudon county, some
weeks ago, is gradually sinking and
that the end is probably not far away.
His many frieLds will learn this with
extreme sadness.