March 27, 1909 page 9 Saturday Evening Times Cumberland MD. -Mr. C. C. GROVES of Youngstown, Ohio is visiting his sisters, Mr.s Lewis SHINHOLT and Mrs. George TENROD, N. Centre Street -Mrs. John MULLIN, whose husband was the victim of a railroad accident recently at Cumberland, will move to her old home in Hardy county.--Moorefield Examinier -Mrs. John TEDRICK, of Cumberland, and Mrs. Clarence SPECK, of Everett PA., are at Berkeley Springs, visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. BUZZARD. -Henry HAUFFMAN left on No. 5 for Minneapolis, Minn., to take a position with the Chas. Kronic firm, French dyers. -Mr. Henry L. HAUSMAN, of 122 Columbia street, left Thursday evening on B.&O. train No. 5 for Minneapolis Minn, where he will make his future home. Henry was a former Times carrier and success is wished by all who knew him. -Mrs. J. H. WILSON, of WAshington D.C., is visiting her sisters, Miss Laura YOUNG and Miss Mame YOUNG, on Green Street. -Mr. and Mrs. D. P. RUDY and family of Mann's Choice, PA., are visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. Rudy at one time was chief train dispatcher here for the W.VA.C. -Messrs. Crede W. WILSON AND Thomas Leslie LASHLEY leave tomorrow for Seattle, Washington, where they will be associated together in business in the future. Both are young men of sterling qualities and are bound to succeed. -Jos. COMBS, son of the late Phillip COMBS, of Piedmont, of the battleship Vermont, now lying in Boston Harbor, is home on 30 days furlough. He stopped off in Cumberland to call on his uncle, J. S. COMBS. He was with the fleet on the voyage around the world. -Mr. C.W. KOEGEL, of this city, has established a branch of the Potomac Produce Co. in Elkins. -Mrs. Amanda FOLK is very sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. LANGLEY , 33 Elm Street -Mrs. E. W. YOUNG of Baltimore, is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. C. JAMMER. -Dr. and Mrs. J. E. LUTER, of Piedmont, WVA who were in Cumberland, the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. C. JAMMER, have returned home. Ruth Sprowls