Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Miss NlTglDlat WHeic heie W niohuoJ
We had pleasant visit on last Mon
a.v from Mr.. H. j. Cushwa, of near
ysncleyesyille.
Miss Ruth Helms is on visit to rel
st,ves and friends at Connellsville
Pennsylvania.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner will hold
circuit court at Charlestown, 1T being
the regular May term, beginning May
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, of Green
castle, Pennsylvania, have been on a
,,,t to Mr.. John d Felker aCd Squire
s. 8. felker.
Welton Collins who has been en-
ployed in the Shepherd pharmacy has
resigned to accept a position in the
Brown pharmacy.
Mr. J. w. Dodd, the auctioneer, is
taxing the baths at Berkeley Springs
for the rheumatism with which he has
bsen afflicted for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Burns, of near
Hedgesvils were called to Butter, Pa,
las. week by the illness Of their
daughter, Mrs. Hinchbergsr.
Mr., Prince Dunn who has been in
partnership with Mr.. Ben Thompson
in the bowling alley at the Berkeley
has bought cut Mr.. Thempsen's inter-
est and will run the place himself.
There have been numerous rains
during the past week and growing
crops are looking especially fine. The
ground has been soaked and the farm
ers have been held back considerably
with their spring work.
Mrs. Virginia MoSherry, president
general of the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy, Is now in Memphis,
Tennessee, in attendance at the meet
ing of the United Confederate Veto T.
ans at their annual reunion.
Mrs. William Flick, who has been
on visit TO her brother, Mr.. Ran
dolph Kramer, at Alexandria, returned
home on Wednesday and was accom-
panied oy Mrs. Ramer who will visit
erfriends here for few days.
The recent Registration of the voters
ofthe town made for the coming cleo
ton shows voting population in the
town OF 25U0. This indicates total
population Of bout II 800. A comfort
able Ar,Nln since our census WIS
taken. ~
Mr.. W. Fl. Snyder, who has been
employed for some time at the U. s.
fishery station at Edenton, N. c., is
home onsNest John street for few
days, visit, He will leave this week for
Manchester, Iowa, where he becomes
engineer on the steamer Pearl OF the
Bureau Of Fisheries
Broaddus Institute at Philippi, has re-
celved from George NJ. Whitescarver,
OF Grafton, gift of eight acres of Free
port coal, estimated to be worth $l2,-
OOo Many other gifts have been receiv-
ed. Plans have been adopted tor a gym
naslum to cost S., 900 and dormitory
10 accommodate 100 boys. The present
enrolment reaches the 100 mark.
Referring to MIR. Taft's "get together
speech the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, republican, says: Out of his own
mouth came words that more nearly
convicted him of nsincerity and false
Pretenses than anything ever said
oy his severest critics. The editor Of
the North American should be careful;
ne may go so far that he msy find it
oii1lcult TO get into line in time to give
|" the Taft party his customary hys-
lerlcal support.
MI j. William Buckles, son Of Mr..
W. Newton Buckles, of the Halltown
vicinity, who has been in the employ
Oh The Seigel- Cooper Company, of New
lork, has been promoted to the posi-
''oh OF assistant buyer for the COM
PSny. Mr. Irwin Flynn who has been
al assistant buyer for the Seigel-Coop-
ct company for the last six years has
resigned To accept similar one with
"imoel Brothers of Philadelphia.
Inc Adams Express Company has
Installed an American Union Tele-
pNohe III their office in this city for
VIC convenience of their customer.
- ne blair Limestone Company has
sven out contract for the plans and
9peeihcation for fine new church
'Ni'aing, an office building and COM
,n'SSafy at their works on the Nicklas-
"ulolng-V anmetfe land near the r