Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12

Mis-. MtIEoAcs - f~"S
.o,s,,l weeks in Washington as the
o,,..t of her son, Mr.. J. II. Matthsei.
Dr F. NJ. Woods was indisposed
during last week ard Rev. z. r.. Strib.
ling preached for him on Sunday
morning
Mr.. ard Mrs. Havermale, OF Nor
ysn County, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. 6. Grove on South Queen
street.
Mr.. A. Kogleschatz aud daughter,
Miss Minnie, returned last week from
,oiouru of come weeks at Brsddock
Heights, Md.
Mr.. l.. L. Sparrow, of Jacksonville,
Florida, is spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Rod
rick, on East King street.
Nh. Robert 4. Miller, who has been
running the hotel Jefferson, Charles
town, for the past year or scwill take
charge of the Young's cafe, Hagers-
town.
A new portrait of Spinoza discover
Cd BY Ernest Altkirch, Of Munich, has
been pronounced genuine by Constan-
tin Bruner, who thinks it was made
in 1900.
A small house owned by Mr.. w. 8.
Wild situated near Vanclevesville,
was totally destroyed by fire on Mon
day night last. The flame was plain
ly seen from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lemaster, of
Connelsyille, Pa, and Mr.. H. r. Lee
master, Of New York city, have been
spending the past week with their
brother Mr.. G. H. Lemaster, of Green's
burg.
Mrs, a. l.. Watson and children
have gone 10 visit friends at Rippon,
jefferson county and Mr.. Watson will
SO on Saturday to spent Sunday.
They all exPect to return home on
Monday,
Miss Sarah Harrison and her brother,
Edmund, Of Bel Air, Maryland, who
have been visiting friends here for the
past several weeks, returned home
last weeN utd were accom- panied by
Master Hnmcs harrison.
Miss Ora Pous WAS on visit TO
her uothee Nr Glattison Potts, at
ljamesy'e where be is undergoing
treatweu; fH nervous trouble. she re-
ports that he is steadily growing bet
ter and the indications are favorable
for complete recovery.
The Boston Transcript persists in
saying that he Democrats have no af-
hrmative program, or any coherence
OF purpose, and this is echoed by other
republican newspapers. How about
real tariff reform; home rule; turn the
fascais out; and economy instead of
extravaganza in National expeadi-
lures With that program facing it,
upon winch all Democrats are agreed,
no wonder the Transcript is worried.
The name of AIr. II. G. Berry has
oeen favrrahly mentioned for the
nomination by the democratic county
Convention for the house of delegates.
MI Berry is a splendid man for this
posl'on' HE'S in every way qualified,
'neie Is not d man in the county who
would make better run and we con-
ndentIy believe that if nominated he
Will be elected by large majority.
a sad accident occurred between
'lhl'hsburg and Edgemont, Md,
'e"ut 200 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
"nen Arthur Saum, of sos North
Nuloelly Street, Hagerstown, was run
''er by freight train on which he
was hding aud instantly killed. 1t is
II now lne accident occurred,
CUT 1t Is thought that Saum was un-
qe' the car, and while going down
-'''en Rock Hill was iolted from his
perch and thrown under the wheels.
MI and Mrs. James A. Mayhew, of
here.
'ney have been living at that place
,Vi 'utee years and half and he has
Oeea engaged is the mercantile bus
Y% !
1Ney are looking well and like their
az" nome. Mr.. Mayhem has built
'us Store house and residence which
asS greatly increased in value since
Its erection.
william H. Berry, former state
, meSSurer of Pennsylvania is the new
Nesstone' party candidate for Cover.
p. Newspapers representing the
,, 'u'ose republican machine charged
91 Berry had borrowed oonav fra,,,