Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-16

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va, has been here on visit duriI 9
the past week.
Mr., Frank w. Doll, is spending a
month with his sister, Mrs. Nat Davis
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. .. w. Deck, is enjoyed visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Max V,rnil-
lion, OF Chilicothe, Ohio.
Captain John WHEN, of the regulsr
army is Wis ting his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. II. Wien IN this city.
Inc ladies of the Baptist church vii
sell lemonade and sandwiches or CT.
Gus day at the market house.
Miss Helen Bryan, of Chicago, has
been visiting at the home of DIR. anu
Mrs. G. B. Hedges, on West Burke
street.
Attorney II. II. Emmert, of This
city, Is spending few weeks at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, for the benefit of
his health.
Prof. Henry G. Harden, OF Massa
chusetts, who has been visiting his
nephew, Mr. Joseph Leyth, left for his
home on Monday morning.
Mrs. ID. w. Rodrick, who has been
under treatment at the Providence hos
pital, Washington, returned home last
week much improved and appears to
be doing well.
Mi. Lester Pitzer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Pitzer, has gone To Ches-
ter, a., where he will spend the sum
mer months clerking in the store of
his brother, MIR. Edgar Pitzer.
Miss Bessie Gard aud Miss Daisy
Light left on last Thursday morning
over the G. V. railroad, for Lexington,
Va, to attend the commencement OF
Washington and Lee University.
Rev DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ Woo Is
have gone to Mountain Laae PARK 10
spend some time. DR.. Woods has uccil
slightly indisposed for some time and
tine sojourn Is for the benefit Of his
health.
Attorney Ralph Staubley has been
appointed deputy county clerk TO the
position formerly held by j. o. Hen
son before he went to Charleston to
accept the office of assistant attorney
general.
We regret to- say that Mr.. Philip
Schaarman, who has been quite i'll for
some weeks at his home in this city,
does not improve as his friends had
hoped and during the past week has
been critically sick.
Capt. w, B. Colston, who has been
spending some time at Romhey with
his two daughters, Mrs. Trapnell and
Mrs. Cornwell, came home last Mon
day aud Will be here right along now
at the old stand of business.
Rev. Sheridan Busey, now located
at Bendesville, Adams county, Pa,
has been here on visit to his friends
aud relatives in this section. He was
accompanied by his son and they made
the trip with horse and buggy.
Owing to the absence of Rev. John
5. Douglas, rector cf Trinity Episco-
Lal church in this city, there was no
services in that church last Sunday
Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. G.. A. Miller have
been in Wheeling attending the coun-
Gil of the diocese,
Rev. K. A. White, pastor of Tie Pres
byterian churches at GerardstoWa,
Bunker Hill and Shanghai, has call
to the Highland Presbyterian church,
Richmond, Virginia. He has not de-
liniteiy decided whet her or not he will
accept the call and his many friends In
this section hope he will decide to re-
main.
Miss Minnie Small, entertained
party of friends at her hosptable home
near Nollsville, on Tuscarora, We'd
nesday night of last week. The con-
pany was composed principally OF the
wedding party of the oo-Hotfman
wedding, few weeks ago at Bunker
Hill. There " ere present Mr. and Mrs
E. c.. Tabb, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Hoh'
man and Miss Lottie Hoffman, al OF
Bunker Hill, Mr. and Mrs Il. IL
Smith, of ruscaro;a, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Whetzel, of Clearbrook, and MISS
Mary Lou Silver, OF Inwood.
Mr.. James L. Dugan, Of the Failing
Waters section, has bought the farm
of Mr. Charles II. Schoenlng, when
the latter bought from Mr.. NJ. l.. D1rn
a year or so ago paying therefor 50 900.