Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-04-21

,Ir and Mrs. Charles Matthaei, of
wa.hington, spent Easter with Mrs.
vorgaret Matthaei, South Queen St.
Miss Ruth McKown, of near Ger
ardstown, has been visitor to the
family of Mr.. P. M. Hollis In this city.
Mr.. Oscar II. Cushwa, of New York
Citv has been here on visit to his
tatber. Mr.. d. G. Cushwa, on Tuscaro-
"a,
We are under obligations to our old
friend. Mr.. A. K. Kyner, for bounti-
full supply of Easter eggs. Brother
Kvner never forge,s the editor.
pev. DR.. F. M. Woods is at Charles
town this week attending Presbytsry
and expects to remain over Sunday
nresching for Dir. Hopkins on Sun
day.
Rev. r. A. White, of Gerardstown,
PASSED through towr Tuesday flor
presbytery at Charlestowh but expects
to be back in time to fill his appoint
ment next Sunday.
Ry request Rev. DIR. w. F. Gruver,
nastor of the U. B. church, will preach
special serm on to the local lodge OF
tbeI. 0. o. F at his church on Penn
sylyania avenue, on next Sunday,
April %, at II o'clock.
Mr.. George M. Bowers, the United
States Fish Commissioner, has been in
town over Easter and while here pur-
cbased the interest of Col. S. w.
Walker ia the valuable property on
the corner of West King street and
Maple avenue.
MIR. John Lovett well known here
was run down through an accident by
taxicab in Washington ore day last
week and has his arm and several ribs
broken. His son-in.law, Mr.. s. B.
Dorm, went to Washington on Tue s.
day and brought him home.
Mr.. H. H. Emmert has a very
handsome new automobile Of the
Haynes make and 1911 pattern.
Mr.. James Rothwell is also driving
very handsome Cadillac machine OF
1911 design. Both these machines are
very handsome and much admired.
Mrs. Ella V. Snodgrass has let her
house out for the summer and viii
leave here in few days for the West
where she will srend the summer with
friends. She Will spend considerable
portion Of summer with her son, Mr.
Stephen r. Snodgrass, at Denver, Col
orado.
MI H. Il. Lindsay who has been
working at the heating and plumbing
business with various contractors in
this city for The past several years has
opened up business for himself Mr.
Lindsay is brother to the late Ward
B. Lindsay and is deserving young
man. He solicits trial and guaran
tees satisfaction.
a number of the members of the To-
cal ledge of the P. O. 5. of A. paid 8
visit to the Vanclevesville lodge on
Wednesday night of last week, there
were also a number of mem bers Of the
Aearneysville lodge present, a stump
tuous supper was spread and all had
hne time. An address was delivered
by Rev. E. w. Webster, of Inwooc
and several other members.
Mr. c, A. Weaver has sold his farm
lying in Falling Waters district, neal
Bessimer, to Mr.. S. H. McKown, OF
Gerardstown, at price said to be con.
slderably shove twenty thousand dol
lars. This farm contains $50 acres an6
us said will also be planted in fruit,
These farms are both among the hest
Iafms In the county, are very desirable
and are both good fruit land.
AT the! monthly meeting of the dl.
rectors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. held at The
directors room, last Thursday night
MI Il. L. Brantner who has been the
neutrality-suspicious. of the associa'
Non since the organization rendered
nls resignation and the place will bt
uIled by the board at some meet
Ing in the near future.
Inc matter of beginning campaign
'O' members at an early date was dis
cussed as twas also the election of s
general secretary.