Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01

Mr. Harry SsiLert has been making
trip to the city in his new automo-
bile.
Mr.. Daniel Heiston has bought
hanfsoms new Chalmers Detroit auto
mobile
The Catholic Congregation will hold
a bazaar IN the basement of the church
begining April 5.
Mrs. Susan Hannis spent Easter
VIII her daughter, Mrs. Don Parsons,
In Waynesboro, Penn.
Mrs. Virginia Harrison and Mrs. J.
b. Triplstt, Of Shepherdstown We're
here shopping, ON Wednesday.
Messrs. &. q. Grove and son shipped
fine carload of horses at Middletown
Pennsylvania on last Monday.
We learn with regret that Mrs. II.
II. Stewart, Of near fabler's station,
has been sick for the past week or
SO.
The city election IN Hagsrstown last
Monday resulted in the election Of a
republican as mayor but the demo-
Gratis captured the city council.
The sale of the Slysr house on Wet
Martin street was withdrawn last Sat-
urday and is now in the hands of At
torney X. Poole for sale privately.
Mrs. Robert McCandlish, of Pied
mont, w Va, has been on visit to
Rosemont, the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. George 8. Roush, near town
Mr. William Mackey, who bought
portion Of the Boltz land on the read
frsm Bunker Hill to Middleway, has
built store house and will open a
new store.
Judge Faulkner will hold a special
term of the Circuit court on Saturday
next April for the transaction of
some business left over from the regu-
lar term.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Lloyd, of near Mar
lowe, was in town on Wednesday at
| tending the funeral of his uncle and
while here handed as new subscriber
which We Appreciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thumel have
had news that their son Father Aug
| nst Thumel who has been sick in II
Buffalo New York hospital with brain
fever is able to leave the hospital.
DR.. II. G Shepherd has sold his
soda fountain from his drug store to
Mr.. Tom Alvey, the mer chant at Jones
Spring who will operate in at that
place in connection with his business.
DR.. Shepherd has dropped the soda
water business.
Attorney d. w. Snyder, has been
quite i'll for the past week, being
apparently threatened with Appendix
citis. We are glad to state that at the
time of writing he wa i'm proving and
! has strong hopes of soon being out and
at his business again.
Mr. Eugene Newton, who played
shortstop on the Roanoke baseball
team last summer has again signed
with the same team for the coming
season and has gone on to his position.
He has made quite record a. ball
player and is quite in demand among
good teams.
Rev. w. f. Gruver has been return
cd to this charge by his conference
much to the delight of his people and
the public in general. disappointment
came in most complimentary man.
ner. We are informed that the entire
conference voluntarily voted unani-
mousIy for his return before the gen
eral assignments were made.
The wholesale and retail tobacco
store OF q. +. Evans and son which has
for scme years has moved and given
possession to the Merchants d Farmers
bank the purchasers of the building.
The building be tore down and the
bank intends to erect in its place fine
modern banking building which we
understand is to be one of the finest
banking buildings in the state, WORK
will be begun some time within the
next week or two.
The sale of the two Cunningham
farms lying near Falling Waters came
Off last saturday at the front door of
the County court house The middle
farm, was bought by Mrs. Irene Gun
ningbam, widow of the late Captain
Cunningham and the price was $40
per acre. The farm is a good one and