Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-28

Fine luOIuuS 49,
public sale by ]. 0. Everhsrt at heas-
neysvile, Nov. 2, 1910.
Miss Emma Yontz, who has Seen
confined to her home for several weeks
,,ith malaria is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Cline, of Wash
;.ton. are here visiting their friends
ans attending the apple carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Porter, of Jeffer.
son county, have been in town this
,esk attending the apple carnival.
Hardy county is going to vote on
.honroposition of issuing $4,000 worth
Of bonds to build new court house,
The typhoid fever patients at Shep-
berdstowu are all improving, we are
informed, aud appear TO be on the road
to recovery
Auctioneer Dodd was at Shenan-
doah Junction Tuesday and sold the
Fngle land. The price brought was
$l05 per acre.
Miss Margaret Eichelberger, who is
attending Stephenson Seminary,
CharIestown, spent last Sunday at her
home in this city.
IL I fnd
upon at Baltimore hospital last Fri
day and his friends are glad to hear
that be is cooperating steadily.
Miss Edna Jones, II well known
Young lady of this city underwent an
operatioa lor abdominal trouble at the
City Hospital on Wednesday and is
doing well.
We regret TO learn that Mr.. E. w.
Lupton has been quite iEdispohed for
some time, We are glad however to
state that at the present writing he is
much better.
Mr., A. d. Darby, cashier of the
Bank of Maninsburg, who has been
sick with typhoid fever for some
weeks, we are glad to state is again
able to be cut.
Mrs. Villa m B. Cushwa, of this
city, is now at ST. Agnes hospital, in
Baltimore wi,e:e she lecentIy unwent
"a seTious surgical operation. We are
glad to II r,c mat she is getting well.
DR. Tou&in who has been down with
the typnoIa ever at lha City Hospital
for a f-A weeks, we are glad TO say is
again able 20 be out and has gone to
Oid Pom, for while TO recuperate.
The Gu; * Brothers have gathered
Their cop Of cora from the Opequon
b)tLom Oh their farm between the
stone bridge and the b 80. Railroad
bridge and gathered 66 bushels to the
acre.
Mrs. J. w. Pitzer, who sustained
serious fall last week has been taken
10 the nome Of her daughter, Mrs. Vlr-
gInla CIump on North Queen street
ana Is nov doing as well as could be
expected under me circumstances.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID. Myers who
were married in Washington last
week, have returned from their we'd
oing 'r.r and the groom is at his old
pace III The Merchants and Farmers
oahE Just as if nothing had happened.
Mr. Hugh 5. Lupton, of Frederick
county, is candidate for Congress of
one ol the factious of the republican
party In that district. Mr.. Lupton is
"el-known in this county and is
o'o'nef OF Mr.. &. w. Lupton of near
this city,
we call attention to the sale of fine
Jersey cows by T. o. Everhart at the
=, farm at Kearneysville on
uesuay, November 2, 1910. These
COWS are unregistered but thorough
ofed and many of them are fully en-
Titled to registry.
senator &. j. Faulkner has cold the
Olohan house which he bought short
''ule ago to Mrs. P. w Letter. The
property is known as No. 2O6 South
hslelgh street. 1t is understood that
Mr' aud Mrs. Letter will move into the
muse ABOUT the first of January.
ne apple industry is fast becoming
VIC chief industry Of this section and
,Ae annual carnival is great stimulus
" 'he enterprise. There will be three
''Ss oil fun and entertainment and the
.Oun'ry people Of this and surround
"s country should lend in swelling
Wv, " crowds and helping to celebrate.
hSch day will be interesting but Satur.
uSy Will be the browning day of the
,'s'iVaL 1t will be on that day that
e parade, and everybody likes to