Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-14

Mrs. w. n. Flick, Of Cleveland. is
here on visit to her relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. wagIey, of Pit
earn, Penn, have been On q visit to
friends in this city.
For RENr.-A COED stsble, 2 stalls.
carriage house and NOW. ENQUIRE al
III West Burke street.
Mr.. Roy MAIDEN ousch has accepteo
position with J. F. rrammeli In the
Insurance. business.
The Statesman-De and thu
Baltimore daily san one year for the
price OF one paper, $500.
We regret to aurounce that Mr..
Ihornton Pultz is i'll at her home on
BOYD avenue with heart trouble.
Rev. w. ID. McCurdy is holding
very saceessful revival meeting at the
baptist chapel On North High street.
Miss Mary Alexander and Rev.
Dallas Tucker will be married at
Oharlestown on next Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. J. G. Tabler, Of jefferson county
sPsnt last Tuesday with his brsthsr-iu-
law, Mr.. q. l.. Ssneindiver, in this
city.
The Statesman Democrat aud the
daily Baltimore American fer one year
at $500 per year. This gives splendid
service.
Capt. John l.. Daaisl, of the Fish
Commission, at Washington, has boon
visiting his father, DR.. @. w. Daniels
at Gerardstown.
Miss Eleanor Butler, Of Shepherds
town, returned home on Monday
evening after = visit to Miss Inex
Boyer for several days.
Messers Reynolds Myers and Homer
Grove, both Of this city, have gene TO
Atchinsen, Kansas, where they have
position awaiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. MeKown, of
Paw Paw, West Va, have been OH a
visit to the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs q. w. Mckowp in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Allen, of Eear
Rippen, West Virginia, have been
sister, Mr.. and Mrs A. L.. Watson, GA
West King street.
Communion services will he held in
Chrst's Reformed church in this city
ON next Sunday both morning and
evening. The regular preparatory ser
vice will be hello on Saturday after
noon.
A young Italian named Nacola Ca
val, employed for some time back at
the Baker quarrles at Bunker Hill died
at that place on Thursday of last week
at the age of IL years of consumption.
He was buried at that place.
Mr. Otha Williams, Of near Swan
Pond was pleasant caller at this Of
flee on Wednesday last making ar
engagements for the printing of his sale
bills. Mr.. Williams will make enc Of
the largest stock sales of the season.
WANTED--For client, an apple or
chard, near railroad, state location,
size, age, give varieties and respective
nuIabers.
Geo. S. Rees, Atty.
l2-3l-4t. Washington ID. G.
This section has been enjoying (?)
q long season of very cold weather fer
the past month or six weeks. The Po-
tomsc river has been frozen over for
more than a month a thing which
does not often occur.
Messrs Don Parsons and George
Seibert.have leased hotel in Waynes-
boro, Penn. and will take charge Of it
in their own right as proprietors. Mr..
Selbert as landlord at the Valley holel
in this city, we are informed, will be
succeeded by Mr.. Wade Selbsrt.
The stockholders meeting of the
Winchester Turnpike company was
held on last Tuesday and the follow
ing board of directors was elected j 40.
j. Hetzel,lO. b. Lefevre, P. r. Harri-
SON, j. w. Mcdonald, Stewart Strong,
Max Won Schlagel and James III.
FuIk. The board VIII meet on next
Tuesday to organize.
Fire completely destroyed the build
ing and entire stock of goods in the
store of the South Branch Merchan-
disc com pany at South Branch, on he