Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-08-10
AU REV0IR.
HAGERsTowN, MD.

Roll call.
Still they shake. / mean the milk,
Miss Brent Smith has returned
from a pleasant visit to Sharpsburg.
Miss Maggie Wild, who has been
visiting in Washington, is home,
much pleased with her trip.
When we last saw VIII Dodd, he
was going away, and didn't know
where he was going. It's not very
likely he'll go far without taking a
rest.
Messrs. Frank Evans, Bert Long
and Cliff Moore, were in Hagerstown
last Wednesday,
They say puns are out of date. But
don't you believe it, they will not be
obsolete until people can't make them
any more.
Why did jones' clocks all stop?
Who forgot what they went after.
The City Band has about decided to
go to the knights Templars Conclave
to be held in Washington some time
in Oct.
The talent of the City Band seems
to be recognized fact by all, especial
ly by those away from home. They
are trying now to get new uniforms,
and let all help as much as they can.
Surely the boys deserve new suits.
and when they have them, our band
will come up with all the rest of them
and surpass them, too. For the band
boys are all good looking now, aren't
they, and some of them just too, too.
All they want now is their uniforms,
and when they have them, Martins
burg will be deservedly proud of the
NJ. @. Band, individually and alto
gether. They have good professor
and every one knows it.
The Band Concert last Tuesday
evening was-well, what shall we say
for they are always number one.
The selections were all pretty, but
two especially were more than pretty,
"Loves Dreamland Waltzes" was a
pleasing variety, and when one part
was sung so nicely, the large crowd OF
listeners were truly delighted, Phil.
Sayles' melodious tones could be heard
above all the others, while the pretty
little accompaniment on the flute by
Willie Kogleschatz, was all that was
needed for the finishing touch. But
the browning event of the evening
was the piccolo solo, Kenlock Of
Kenlock,n by Willie Kogleschatz. II
was simply beautiful. This is one ol
the most difficult piccolo solos ever
written, but the soloist was equal tC
the occasion. The beautiful trills
variations, and all that goes to make
piece right, were given so faultless
ly and with so little effort, that the
audience could not help but be de
lighted. AS a piccolo player, Mr.
Kogleschatz has undoubted talent
and well deserves the applause he lie
ceives.
Come in out of the rain.
Messrs. Granville Myers and Phil
Muth, of Washington, have beer
visiting in our town and making Il
lively for the girls.
Some of the young folks had fish
| ing party on Wednesday. Doubles!
they all had a good time. No matter
if they didn't catch any fish.
Mr.. Ed. Rutledge was home to TAKE
in the band concert Tuesday night.
In the death of Mrs. Robert *
Robinson, Martinsburg has lost one o
its most estimable ladies, kind ant
quiet, she was respected by all, anC
her kind actions gained for her wide
circle of friends.
Ask Frank Evans what he hearC
in Hagerstown.
Bologna skin and whiskey.
A walking confectionery store FIRE
quents Burke street.
Just wait till that serenading clul
is formed.
And now, dear readers, 1 guess thi
is the last time I'll have any loca
news. These have been scrubbed il
a hurry in Maryland and Pennsyl
vania. Thanks to all of you for no
getting cross and bearing patientl,
with me. But rest assured if ever
come back / shall endeavor to fill my
column with just the same kind o
stuff. You may some time see lin,
or two from RUTH, who is now pleas
antly situated in Penna., near histori
Gettysburg, ready to greet any of he
friends who may come over that way
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