Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-09-16

Mr.. Hsrry Webster, of Berkeley
Springs, was visitor at this place on
Tuesday last
Fine jersey cattle will be sold by J.
III. Lemen near Scrabble Oct. 4. See
ad in this issue.
Mr.. Lewis Light, clerk at the Shep-
herd Pharmacy, is very sick with
typoid fever at his home.
Mr.C. p. Rothwell, who has been
sick for some weeks at his home in
this city is reported as improving.
Mrs. Louis rice had her hand bal
ly scalded last week while pouring
boiling preserves from a kettle into
the jars.
Miss Emily Hobbs, who has been
visiting her uncle, County Clerk A.
+. Hobbs has returned to her home in
Wheeling.
Mr. Ellis Seibert of near Kearnesy-
vile is receiving the congratulations of
his friend over The arrival of new boy
in his family.
Miss Lillian Harrison who has been
travelling in Europe for the past two
months or more Is home andw de-
lighted with her trip.
Shepherd College, at Shepherd stown
opened last Tuesday for the school
year and there is quite goodly num-
Der of students from Berkeley county
in attendance
Rev. Charles r. Stribling and son,
Charles, Jr., who have been sick at the
home of Mrs. A. e. Stribling for sew
eral weeks with fever we are glad to
state are bJth gradually improving
and seem to be on the road to recov-
cry.
Mrs. Charles III. Small, of near Berk-
ley station returned last week from a
visit to friends and relatives at Berry
vile and attending the marriage of
her nephew, Mr.. w. q. Coleman to
Miss Edith Foley, an important So
cial event in that city.
Mr.. Sydney J. Kaufman aud fami-
ly of Philadelphia, have moved here
aud Mr.. Kaufman has entered upon
his duties as business manager of the
Martinsburg Gas Company. AT pres
ent they are stopping at Mr.. Charles
Smurr's on Raleigh street.
Mr.. c. V. Teller, who is employed
with the General Electric Company
at it's works at schenectady, New YORK
is home on visit for two weeks.
This is his first visit since he went
there last January. He has fine
position and is in line for promotion.
MIR. Fred Fredericks, who has been
the efliciend manager Of the Central |
Opera house in this city since 1st May
has been transferred by Mr.. Charles
Boyer the leasee, to Hanover, Penn.
During his stay here Mr.. Fredericks
made many friends who are sorry to /
see him leave.
Mr.. Emory Washburn joined his !
mother here on Wednesday of last |
week having returned to New York, /
3rd, from vacation tour |
IN II, b faI
low student of the Universits of Vir-
gina. They returned to that institu-
ton this week
Several horses. from this county won |
first prizes at the Morgau's Grove I
horse show last weeg. Among those
bringing home blue ribbons we note
Harvey Mcdonald for quick draft.
best standard registered stallion to
John w Dodd, first on best gaited!sad-
die horse, TO John w. Dodd to Mrs.
Won Schlagell first on best five year
old III double harness team.
Rev. r. A. White, of Gerardst own,
stated clerk of Winchester presbyt
passed through here on Monday going
to Moorefield for the fall meeting of
presbylery which met at that place on
Tuesday. He expects to be back on
and will preach at Bunker
Hill Sunday morning and at Burk-
harris school house at $50 in the after
noon.
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with references, H. G. Campbell, Cos
mopilitan Magazine, 1889, Broadway,
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