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

Visit to Washington, mas returned
lanes w. BarrIck aud little son
Easter with friend at keyser and
+ued on Monday.
az Bertha Brown, of Philadelphia,
hoen on a visit to NJ ISIS Emma Sta
n tbi. city during the past week
! J. Frank Thompson purchased a
little ponyiand pony cart for his
rem which they are enjoying very
b.
I,orsd correspondence stationery is
more in voTue. The delicate
IS dove and pearl shades are ex-
Bite.
Ne shoes are a bit less pointed, and
new yamps are very short, the ef-
Iheing to make the foot look rather
ter.
Paul Wright D. d., pastor of
First Methodist Episcopal church,
ktendlng conference, in Baltimore,
tyland.
[r George Yontz, of Hagerstown
st Sunday in this city with his
Int, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yontz,
ueen street.
krauisette will be as popular as
this summer. 1t may be had
4 as well as figured, and in all
es and colors.
Irs. Guy H. Mckee, and sister
l Bessie Duvall, are visiting in ths
tern Cities, buying stock for q. H..
l{ees Millinery store.
|iss Vernie McNamer, who has
! at the Georgetown Hospital for
past few months has returned
be very much improved.
! eregret to notetha Mr.. b. Is. New
per, the aairyman, is very i'll with
hold fever at his home at Laur-
! i'll one mile East of this city.
! RS. J. w. Stewart and daughter
Is Belle Stewart, have returaed
! from a cruise, in Southern waters
ming at points in South and Cen
america and West Indies.
rkesvil'e, which has been with
J physician since DR.. Hoover left
Re We 'rs ago, is To have a new doc
6n lhn person of DR.. Gold, who
es very highly recon mended.
|iss Florence Dawson who has been
loerWher at the rooms of the Board
|rade has resigned her position there
accepted a position in the office of
Ire :. ). Felker succeeding Miss
|gele.
+. Harry Smith. Of eheste
(nue with his wife and mot her-in-
have been in Front Royal thi.
y attending the funeral of his broth
h.law, Mr.. Charles Irwin who died
,at = ace last Sunday.
Re return by the conference of Rev.
Locke to the pastorate of the Nj. E.
prem, South, in this city, is a great
|ihealion to not only the mem bers
le church but the people generally
Pc city. Mr.. Locke is held in the
pest esteem by the entire commnn-
p minister and as a citizen. He
strong preacher anq a faithful and
FIent pastor.
T. Nelson II. Roberts, of Jefferso n
was business visitor to this
las; Monday. Mr.. Roberts is a
Yer Of the County Court of Jefer-
county and in a conversation iE-
ed Us that the court will this
2 contract for tue new addition to
county court house. Mr.. S. A.
f'ehhaVer, contractor of this city,
oluder and if he keeps up his rep
ION Will be apt to land the job.
Is sald there are thousands of acres
ut being planted through the
Branch Valley and that soon
|l4 me whole country will be an or
IT, we are informed that there are
''' many people planting fruit who
|'o' experienced and that there are
Tracts being planted which are liz
ay suited for tho cultivation offruit
Will in the end entail gssat loss
pc owners and will give the coun-
oad name as fruit country. There
great deal Of the land in that sec
eplendidly suited for fruit but not
=" II would pay the owners well
'estlgate first and nud out wheth-
e soil is adopted to fruit.