Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-05

Tor the new p. O.
Mr.. Frank $. Emmert is in New
York buying his spring goods.
Mrs. Margaret Amweg has been on
a visit to friends in Washington.
For %. e one room house en- Via
hcester avenue, very cheap. See :. s.
Eelker.
Mrs. Charles Neikirk, of Hagers
town. who has been on a visit Is Miss
May Caskey, has returned bone
Miss June Moaett, OF Mount Jack
son. is visiting Miss Nellie Hess in
this city.
Attorney j. o. Hensen has been al,-
pointed as deputy by County cierF
Hobbs and has qualified as such.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Crawford went
to Washington to attend the inaagar,
ton and were the guests II Mr.. ard
Mrs. q. M. bowers.
There we're great many u our pes
pie who vent 10 the inauguration re-
gardless OF the threatening aspect oil
the weather
The statesman.Ietaoer return
THANKS to Senator Silver foF a COPY d
the appropriation passed bg the re I
cent legislature.
DR. J. II. Shipper, OF t1erarsstown,
was one Of the aids in the civic divi-
sion Of the inaugural parade on Thurs
day
Mr.. Henry Kogelsch atz, of Norris
town, Pa, was on short visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kogleschatz,
| this week.
| Rev. r. A. White, of Gerardstown,
was in attendance at the LiAk-Wal
lace wedding at Middletown on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Garrit5, Of
Pittsburg aud Miss Mary Clarity, of
York. Pa, have returned home after
spending several days with Mrs. Mar
tin Young.
DR.. Woods has been holdi- services
In his chuich each night this week
and on each afternoon, preparatory to
the communion services on next Sun
day morning at ii o'clock.
An infant child Of Mfr. and Mrs. w.
Hinton died at their home on West
King street on last Friday night and
the funeral took place on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. James Stuckey, wife and son Of
Kansas, are here ON visit and are
looking around with an idea OF locat-
Ing in old Berkeley again. Mrs. Stuck.
ey is sister to Mr.. j T. Paulding.
| Rev. w. d. McCurdy, pastor of the
Baptist church was the speaker at the
mems meetingln the gymnasium Of
the Y. M. 9. A. last Sunday. The at.
/. tendance was good and the pastor de
/ livered a good address.
/ DR.. G. w. Link and wife, left on
Tuesdey for Strasburg, Va, to attend
the marriage of the Dr's brother, Rev.
| A. u. Link to Miss Wallace of Mid.
dletown, which took place on Wednes.
day.
As matters now stand 1t looks as il
work might be resumed on the Wash
ington ana Berkeley Bridge very soon
The indication fer the centendIng par
ties getting together and fsl resump-
ton of the work are bright.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. James Du-
gan, of Falling Waters went to Wash
ington Tuesday to hold lnaugurale Big
Bill Jim did not vote for Taft but he
likes TO see the crowd and mingle in
Washington society fer few days.
Rev. G P. Stealey former pastor of
the Baptist church in this city, but
who has been pastor of the West
| Washington Baptist church for several
years, has resigned and will accept a
call to Baptist church in oklahoma
City.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from Mr.. Champ Shepherd, Of North
Mountain. He lis now engaged in trav-
cling for the Maryland Shoe Company
of Cumberland, Nd, and will travel
through all the eastern section of West
Virginia as well as part CT Virginia
and Maryland.
Mr., Oscar II. Cushwa, who has been
living in New York and New Jersey
for the past tea years or more,is spend-
ling the week with his father, mir. D..
G.Cushwa, onfruscsrsra taking rest.
He is looking well and his friends are