Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-14

Fine thoroughbred Jersey cows at
public sale by 7. o. Everhart at Kear-
neysvile, Nov. 2, 1910.
Do not miss the sale of fine jersey
COWS and bulls by L. 0. Everhart at
Kearneysville, November 2.
The State Convention of the United
Confederate Veterans will be held next
wear at Hinton on October 6, at 10 30.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Light, who has been
sick with the typhoid fever for some
weeks, we are glad to say is able to
be out again.
Mr.. John A. Upshire, who was for
merIy superintendent of the Security
Lime Works, was here for a day or
two visiting his old friends.
Mrs Sallie Harrison, of this city,
will leave this week to visit her sister
in Missouri. She will remain until
about the middle of Decem Der.
Mr.. w. II. Knadler while picking
anples in the Stewart orchard near
Tablers, station, fell and broke his
collar bone and received other injuries.
Rev. Charles r. Strbling, who is
convalescing from spell of typhoid
fever at his mothers in this city, left
here on Monday morning for Balti-
more to consult specialist.
Thoroughbred Jersey cows and bulls
for sale at public auction at Oakdale
farm, r. o. Everhart, proprietor,
Kearneysville, Nov. 2. If you are in
terested in fine cattle do not miss it.
Dairymen should read the adver-
tisement in this issue of the sale Of
thoroughbred Jersey cattle by L. o.
Everhart, at the Oakdale farm at
Kearnevsville, eight miles East of
Martlnsburg
A young girl named Nesmith, of
near White Hall, ran away ftom her
home last Saturday and came to this
city. Her brother came for her and
started home with her but she again
ran away from him.
There are some cases of typoid fever
in this city out here are really fewer
cases ths" for any fall for numb Der of
years and the c2sesarc ell doirg nicely.
The cases have all been siig h and
few deaths haveI resulted from II 50
far.
We call attention to the sale of fine
Jersey cows bv 7. o. Everhart at the
Oakdale Sar,n at Kearneysville on
Tues tav, November 2, 1910 These
cows are unregistered but thorough
bred and many of them are fully en-
titled TO gIsCry
The civic league has inaugurated q
laudable movement for the cleaning
up of the town. 1t was decided to
start the movement in CONJUNCTION with
the schools and the old town is have a
thorough cleaning, just wha. it needs
before the winter sets in.
Rev. Pace kennedy. Of the Episco-
pal Seminary, at AteXauuna, Va. &,
preached in the Episcopal church in
this city for Rev. John 5. Douglas, the
rector, who is in attendance at the
Episcopal National Convention at
Cincinnati and on next Sunday Rev.
j. s. Alfriend, of Charlestown will
preach in the evening.
John Myers an enploye of the Blair
Lime Works had the misfortune of
having the wheels of freight train
run over his tees and cutting them off
as he was jumping Off at Hobbs above
kearneysyllle. He was brought TO the
Kings Daughters Hospital where
Drs. Henshaw and Myers had to am
putate three toes. He seems to be
doing as well as could be expected.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Fannie Berke-
ley, daughter of Professor aud Mrs.
Robert &. Berkeley, of Morgantown,
and DIR. Karl Young, a member of the
English faculty at the University of
Wisconsin. The bride elect is at pres
ent member of the same faculty at
the same institution. She is gradu-
ate of the University of West Virginia
and of Bernard College