Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
Personal


Miss Lena schlater. Of Charles
Town, who bad been the guest OF
Miss Ann sites, West Burke street.
over the holidays, returned home Mon.
day moralng
Mr.. Charles VI. wolford, OF Banrs.
vile. W. Va. who spent few days
here with his mother. Mrs Ida VOL.
ford. North College street, left sun.
day evening
Miss Regina McNamee, East Llber.
~ street. left sunday evening for
Lancaster, Pa. to resume her studies
in an engraving school after vaea
ton OF two weeks.
Miss Belle Mendenhall. OF colum-
bus. O.. q former resident OF this city,
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs sewelt II.
Cunningham. 4eo West John street.
called here on account of the recent
accident TO their little son
Miss Lucy Lewis, OF Lynnwood,
Rockingham county. Va. is here for
an extended visit 20 her sister. Mrs
Charles c. Durkee at the Episcopal
rectory.
Mr.. Oscar See, of Frederick street
left for Clarksbnrg on business
trip sunday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Harper. West King
street Ii back from Washington
where she spent week.
Mrs Edward Bargef and son Frank.
Of Baltimore. are visiting her aunt,
Mrs. j y. uerling. West King street,
Rev D. b. Floyd. OF selinsgrove,
Pa. who visited at the home of Mrs
Margaret Cutting. West Burke street,
left this morning, Il
Master Thomas Barry, North Maple
avenue. left Monday morning for Eli.
cot Md, to resume his studies in
Rock Hin College.
Miss Anna Ramsburg, of Bedington.
returned home Monday marntng after
spending week at Mr.. c. j Clusters,
West Stephen street.
Mrs. Philip Brooks and son aud
Miss Eta Mullin, OF baltimore, spent
a few days at the home of Mr. Fred
H. Baker, North MartInsburg.
Mr. and Mrs, w. A. Pitzer. West
King street, are back from Ridley
Park, near Philadelphia where they
spent the holidays with their son I'D,
gar
Miss Ruth zepp. Second street,
reported for duty IN the E.mmert
dry goods store Monday morning, at,
ter an illness OF two months.
Miss Daisy BRell, OF Cumberland,
who spent seyei i days here with
Mira. Frank scariatt. North Maple
avenue. has returned home.
Mr. Henry Harrison. Of the Hotel
Berkeley, returned Friday evening
from his home at Berkeley Springs,
where he spent a few days.
Mr. Frank w. Cushwa. after spend
ing the holidays at bis home here re-
turned this morning to Exeter Aead-
envy. where he liz the head OF the
English department His sister, MrA
w T.. Hoffheins. accompanied him 10
Washington where she spent the day.
Mr.. David Roach, North Queen
street. Is housed up with the grip.
Mrs, T. II. G. Pancake. OF Romney,
is visiting Mrs. G. w. McKown. West
John street
Miss Ethel Gayer, North Maple
avenue. left Tuesday for Bethany Col
Iege. Pennsylvania, TO resume her
studies.
Capt J. Humphrey kerns. with the
T. = Fish Commission, Is here on
two-weeka furIough at the home OF
MNN. AsSulSA 1ultiSf r<nHt ttaAN HhiN1Ns
Mrs. Elizabeth Buhrman. who spent
some time here with her daughter,
Mrs. w. d. Evers, went TO Kearneys-
vile last Monday 10 visit her SON J.
e. Buhrman.
Mr.. Paul MeKown, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. McKown, West John st.,
left Tuesday for Mercersburg,
Pa, to resume his studies IN MERGERS
burg Academy.
Mr. W. q. Osborne, of clarksburg.
W. Va, is business visitor IN the
city Mr. Osborne 10 o large dealer
in all kinds OF machinery, engines
etc, and Is here looking after his
trade.
Mr.. w NJ. Kefauyer, OF Baltimore,
guent laat night hare with his mother