Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-29

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Miss Elsie Ramsburg, Of Winches-
tor is visiting friends n this city.
Major J. l.. linlberlake, Of New
York. is visiting friends in this See
tien.
Rorn to Mr. and MIS-. Roy Maiden
housch, of this city, q nne son, a few
days ago
Mr. Carroll Sencindiver visited Get
ty.burg and Hagerstown last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Seaman, Of Hagerstown, has
been on visit to Mrs. G. W. House.
worth in this city.
Mrs. P. d. Martin, Of Morgantown,
Is here CD visit TO her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Smith went over
to Gettysburg last Sunday and spent
the day with the soldier boys
Mrs. G. p. Morrison, who has been
sick at her home on West King street,
we are glad to say Is improving
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and children,
of Baltimore, are on visit to her
brother, Mr.. Mahoney, In this city.
Howard, the young son Of Mr.. Benz
amin Brathewait, at the Big Spring,
fell from horse few days ago and
broke his arm.
Mir. X Poole has qualified as ad-
minlstrato of the estate Of the late j.
f. Slaughter, who died here few
weeks ago, in this city.
Judge Joseph L. Hoke, many years
ago editor of the Berkeley Union, in
this city, died a few days ago at his
home at kingwood, this state.
Mr.. John NJ. Snyder, of Fulton
county, Pa, has been on visit to his
father, Mr.. Fred Snyder, at Flagg's
crossing just below town.
We regret To say that Mr. Howard
Tabler is sieh with typhoid fever at
the City hospital In this city. We
hope he viii soon be out again.
Mr. c, r Ambrose OF Berkeley
Springs, W4s bitten twice in the hand
by copper snake one day last week
while mo@tug grass in his yard With
sickle.
The editor is under lasting obllga-
tions 10 his friend, Mr.. Aquilla Janney
for a ness Of fine roasting ears last
Monday which were greatly enjoyed.
Wewlsh him big crop.
MIR. p, NJ. Appel, who has been liv-
on Winchester avenue, this city, for
the past several years, has moved his
family to Paw Paw where they viii
make their future home.
Mr.. Wesley Kaufman, the we'll
known shoemaker, was called to
"aynes boro, Pa, last week to attend
the funeral Of his brother, Mr.. j. f.
kaufman who died at The age Of 81
years.
Mr. w. Nj. Rice living on the Por-
terrified fern on the Wilhamsport
PIKE, has threshed his wheat crop on
that place which he cut for the Houck
boys, and the yield was about 10 bush
els TO the acre.
MI and Mrs. J. Frank Thompson,
were called suddenly away to the
nome OF Rev, and Mrs. G p. Stealey,
10 Oklahoma, by The serious Illness Of
Mrs. Stealey. They left here on We'd
nesdsy evening last.
MT. Frank Mantz, of Hagerst own,
tne Executor OF the estate of the late
MRS. Edith Moore, is advertising in
TINS Issue all the real estate of which
|he testator died seized and the same
VIII be offered at the front door of the
court house in Martinsburg on Satur-
day August Goth, 1910.
Most of the ministers Of the city
nave been granted vacations by their
Peopie' Some are now away aud
others will go later. There is no class
vi men who need rest so much as the
preacher whose daily grind of pastor
"uties Is racking to the nervous sys-
'em. We wish them all pleasant
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Jones, of this
cry, are on trip to Detroit, Michi-
sah, where Mr.. Jones attends meet.
ing OF the National jewelers. associa-
ZION IN session there this week. From |
'here they will go Eastward over the |
'SKes and Will return via. New York /
ana their daughter, Miss Zoe will ac-
company them from Cleveland on |