Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-05-26

The hotel Berkeley buiiulng Is 10 DC
.n.nted at an early date.
49,, to Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
,-oho last Thursday fine bouncing
girl baby
Darn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
~, ~ at heir home in this city, few
d.rsago, fine baby boy.
Wa regret to learn that Mr.. Philip
Oi,t.nogle has bsen quite sick fer some
lime at his home Cd West stephen
street
No have heard of a great many
.,.ges being killed this spring and 1t
!. ..id that there appears to be more
than ususl.
poc Mr.. Roush, the pastor of the
christian church in this.city, has been
r,eaebiug several nights this week ct
Jamestown.
Mr. R. O. Crawford and wife, of New
Rochelle, n. Y, spent last Sunday
with Mr. Crawford brother, Mr.. w.
4 Crawford, in this city.
Read the advertisement in this issue
tA. NJ. Gilbert the seed man. He
can serve all corners with the best and
freshest seeds on the market.
Sam B. Dorm, the ice man has
nought a fine pair of mules for one of
his ice wagons from Mr.. John M. Por-
terrified. Of coulse everybody will now
get tuelf ice Oh time.
Miss Jessie Slonaker and Joseph d.
Clark, both of this city, were married
at the parsonage of St. PauPs U. b.
church in Hagerstown Saturday by
Rev. DR.. A. b. Station.
Miss AM Gardner, ofthis city, has
been appou led delegate by cover
nor Glasseuck to the conference of
charities and corr .ctions to be held at
the ely of Boston June 7I3.
The report published in some of the
|papers 10 the effect that Mr.. John M.
Miller had sold bis orchards in this
county We are Informed are untrue.
LMr. Muller has sold no orchards lately
Tie FIsh Com tssion has sent a
large number Of line active young bass
10 this sectin". .iessrs. Staubly and
Gerha.dl ,Ilit several thousand in the
Dpequon in The vicinity of Newcom-
er'S dam.
We aIe glad 10 learn that little Aune
Elizabeth = riding, daughter of Mr..
|and Mrs. James M. Strlbling, who was
Operated upon AT The King Daughters
hospital last week for tffraot trouble,
Is recovering nicely.
Mr. Conrad E. Allen has bought a
tue told automobile through George
hershner the local agent AID went to
Washington with Mr.. Kershner and
ran the car home arriving here on Sat-
lrdsy night. We understand that he
mad the misfortune of having it broken
on Sunday.
We are glad to hear that Rev. DIR
0hares Gheislln, pastor OF the Shep-
nefdstown Presbyterian church, who
his been taxing vacation granted
l'm oy bis people, for recuperation,
o7lng somewhat broken in health, is
4uch improved and expects to be back
with his flock before long.
Mr aud Mrs. X. ID. Shepherd since
selling their fine plantation, Wild
oOose, near Shepherdstown, have
Fought fine colonial IL ansion in the
asnlonable section of Northwest Wash
ng'on where they will go in October
u make their future home much to
Ae regret of their many friends in this
sectLn.
pE u, J. E. Spo lseller has bought
rom Hon, 5. w. Walker his present
lesIdenee on East Burke street and
VIII get possession about Deem Der /,
,Sll' The mansion of Mr.. Walker on
NoSemont addition will be completed
'0'u' That time and he will move there
~ soon as his new house is completed
"1u ready for occupancy.
Congressman w. q. Brown has in-
''uuced into Congress bill granting
PENSION to Col. George Porterlield
'e'eIalu of the Mexican war which
'I"'ied more than sixty years ago.
W. ioFterlield is not asking for a
'"Soh but his friends wish to have
IGNORED as veteran in the ser.
~ VI his country and he is CROWN
iate Old.