Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15

A.. b,hn ID, Felker Is visiting rela-
near Greencastle, Pa, this week.
rho Baltimore daily American and
!. statesman Democrat one year vt
800 per year.
ve are glad to report that Mrs. Jno.
q pitzer, who has.bee quite i'll for
,,ms time, Is better.
Miss Laura Shepherd returned last
...k from visit to Mrs. Broaden P.
m,klne, at Greenville, Ohio, for sew
asl weeks
Miss Clara Sakeman whs has been
n,snad to her home with symptoms
typhoid fever we are glad to say is
much improved.
We hear with much regret that Mrs.
kennedy, widow Of the late Mr.. John
kennedy, is quite i'll at her home near
Redngton, this county.
Miss Frances Burdette, who 10 at.
,.udipg the Peabody Musical Conser-
utory, Baltimore was home last week
sr the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mason, of
mar Vanclevesville, left on Monday to
,sit relatives at KauffmAn's Frank
lin county Penn, for few days.
MI. P. c. Myers, Of North Mountain
vicinity was pleasant caller at this
office on Monday on bis return from \
visit to his farm East of Darkesville.
Mr.. Stewart Barr, Of Washington,
has associated himself with his broth
sr.in.law, Mr.. H. L.. Alexander, in
this city, in the insurance business.
Mrs. J. N. Wisner, who bias been WIS.,
| ling her friends and relatives in this
city during the past week or two, has
nturned 10 her home in Morgantown
We regret to say that our friend Mr..
| B. l.. Williamson, has been quite
sick for the past week or two with sew
eral carbuncles Oh the back Of his neck.
Mr.. Guy Morrison, son of Mr.. J.T.
Morrison, has rented the home farm
u Mr.. ID. W. snyder for the hext year.
He succeeds Mr.. Elmer Snyder as ten
ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Of Ger
Mdsto~o, expect to leave on next
Midday for riverside, California, to
/ visit Mrs, CAREERS brother, Mr.. George
" Busey, aud family.
Stock men take notice. We guar.
mtee VOLTS Hog Cholera Powders
and prevent Cholera and cure IL per
cent win Cholera. GILBEkT'S Drug
Store. ll-24-6ts.
We hear with much regret that our
former fellow oountyman, Mr.. George
N. Busey has for some time been
quite sick at hospital in California
where he has been living for some
years.
Those who wish reading for the
winter should subscribe for the States
man Democrat and the Baltimore
daily Sun. Two papers for the price
Of one. $500 per year. 81 so for six
months. IS cents for three months.
Rev. D. j. Woods, d. D., pastor OF
the BIacksburg, Virginia, Prespyte-
an church is here on visit to his
old home. He came IN time to see his
bother, DR.. A. H. Woods and family
who will leave in few days for China.
Mr.. Mayberry Mckee, of near Kear-
neysville, was in town on last Satur-
day with his neck tied up on account
ofseveral large carbuncles which he
had been suffering with for several
weeks but of which he is now most
we'll.
Mr.. Mart Little willie helping some
bands to haul logs on his farm near
ureensburg met with serious acci-
Dent last week. A log fell and caught
Dis head between it and another log.
Ills life was in peril but the surround
ing hands helped him from his bad
situation.
Friend Cox, the venerable father OF
Dr. J. A. Cox, of Wheeling, w Va,
uled Nov. 10 at his home in Brooke
county, West Virginia, at the age of s!
years. Dr.. Cox was for some years the
principal of the High school In this
H'y and City superintendent and his
s1her used to visit him while he lived
aere and became somewhat acquaint-
co. Many of our people Will re-
member him and regret to hear Of his
death.