Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-03-11

from Baltimore on Monday night.
MIR. L. G. Hoffman has the thanks
Of the office for sack Of nice apples.
If Halley's comet comes t0J close, 1t
may get mixed up in some investi-
CATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Poole are on a
visit to the city of Cleveland, Ohio
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bogart, Of Okla
homa, are here on VISIT to their old
home and friends.
Miss Emma Staley has been visit
ing her brother, B. d. Staley at Chan
bersburg during the past week.
Mr.. Charles Bishop, son Of Mr.. I. j :.
Bishop, of near Ganotown, was a pleas
ant caller at our office, on Tuesday.
d. C. Wsstsnhaver, ESQ.,, of Cleve-
land o., has been here during the past
week on little visit to his father.
Superintendent Wilson Foulk, Of
the Huntington schools, was here last
Saturday attending the sale of the
Noble property.
Miss Hazel Limbert, Of Greenville,
Ohio has returned home after a visit
here to Miss Inez Boyer, accompanied
by Miss Boyer who will spend some
time in Greenville.
Mr.. L. w. Robinson and his daught-
or, Miss Ida went to Washington ito
attend the funeral of Mr.. James l..
Norris W b oh took place from his late
hsme on G. Street on Monday after
noon.
Miss Cora Fout left here on Tuesday
for Wheeling where she joins Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harness and Will ac-
company them to their home at Troy,
Utah, where she expects to remain six
months or year.
The smallpox scare at Berkeley
Springs has about subsidized and mat
tiers about settled to their normal state.
None Of the cases was very severe and
all are progressing very favorabIy. Sen
ator M ,intire is able to walk out.
Mrs. ~ renee Zeigler, of York, and
Mrs. Alma Rerret, of Washington,
who had been here at he 10Th birth
day am veiSaty of their mo her, Mrs.
George IL. Small, on the Tuscar ora,
returned 10 their homes Saturday.
Number three, the fist boy, arrived
in The family Of Attorney John O.
Lemon on last Sunday morning a
little late for sunday but he is Pres
byterian none the less and will be on
the Cradle roll before many weeks.
The advent of the first boy naturally
gives great joy to the home.
Mr.. Philip Grove and family have
arrived ia town and Mr.. Grove is at
his old place at the Central hardware
store. n RS. Grove was Miss Eleanor
Bowers daughter OF Comm issioner
Geo. NJ. Bowers and her many friends
welcome her back to Martinsburg.
They have been living in North Caro-.
lima.
We hear with regret that Mr.. E. N
Redriek, son of Mr.. d. w. Rodrick, of
this city, was badlyl hurt in railroad
wreck at Lakeland Florida, where he
has been working as an engineer on
the Atlantic Coast Line. Mr.. Roder-
lex had charge of train load of hpnds
which he was taking out to the works
when the train was run into a passen-
ger train. Quite large number of the
men were injured and Mr.. Roderick
was hurt in the back and had his
shoulder dislocated.
The Dry Run graded school gave An
entertainment, on last Friday night,
for the benefit of their library. The effl-
cient teachers Miss Beulah Foreman
and Miss Ella Henson had large
well, for their Rotations, dialogues,
tc. Miss Clara Foreman presided at
the organ.
Miss Clara Foreman and Mr.. Mar
shall Grove sang duets which were
much appreciated by all present. They
succeeded in raising the sum of S14
by collections for their library.