Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-04-11
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

Mrs. Henry I. Young is quite sick al
her home on Charles st.
Master Wilson Feigley, of Hagers
town, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. VIM
NJ. Hollis, on West Martin St
The widow Anderson of near Bunker
Hill, having leased her farm, has taken
up her residence in Martinsburg on
Raleigh ST., accompanied by her charm
ing daughter, Miss Iottie
Mrs. Major Bristor has been quite
sick, but we are glad to say is some
what improved.
We are glad to see our old friend, Mr.
Adam Wild out at church again also
Mr.. L. NJ. Dorm, ST., who has been
indisposed several weeks,
The meeting at the Y. NJ c. A. was
we'll attended Sunday evening at AIS
p. IN.
Mr. Joe West, living on East John
St, who has been sick with the grip. is
able to be out again.
Miss Julia Master is visiting in the
family of Mrs VIM NJ. Hollis OH Mar
tin St
Mr.. Morgan Cline, Of Shenandoah
Junction, spent Sunday with his parents
on Maple Avenue.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith has re-
turned home from visiting her sister in
Harpers Ferry. H.
Mr.. Charles Bateman, an employee
of Mr.. c. Cline, the we'll known
machinist of this city, made flying
visit to Hedgesville Sunday
Mr. VIM. Heckrote is the proud
father of bouncing big boy
Mr.. G. w. Confer, of Moler's Ave
nue., spent Sunday over on Back
Creek, visiting his daughter.
Mrs Combs, of Pennsylvania Ave
nue., we are sorry to say is very poor
ly.
Mr. James Martin has moved into
DR.. Bakers new house on Winchester
Avenue.
Rev. w. H. Chapman preached an
interesting sermon to large congrega-
ton Sunday morning.
Rev Mackley. of the NJ. i. Church,
South, preached an interesting sermon
last night, to a large congregation.
Miss Jennie Henshaw, we are glad to
say, is able to be out again.
The Young People of the NJ. E.
Church, South, gave a grand enter
tainmeut on last Friday night Music
by Thompson's Orchestra.
GRAND SoCIABLE.-There was a
grand sociable on last Friday night, at
Mrs. Drenner's, on Penna. Avenue,
after couple ofhours getting acquaint-
ed, they then engaged in dancing and
playing all kinds of games, after which
they were invited out into the large
dining room where the tables were
ladened down with delicacies, such as
cakes, candies, ice cream, oranges and
bananas They left about midnight
for their respective homes very much
pleased. W. &
The fire alarm rang last night at a
quarter after H. Mr.. A zimmerman s
chimney T. Martin St, was emitting
sparks. There was a general scanlper-
ing at leave-taking among the beauX
and bellies. They were alarmed too,
from their blissful reveries. Some
anxious parents want the fire alarm
rung every Sunday night at H.
Rev. Mackley, of the N. Il. Church
South, preached to large and attentive
audiences both morning and night
yesterday. Rev. Mackley is an elo-
quert and magnetic speaker, of fine
pulpit presence, and we are sure will
make many friends both among the
members of his church and outside OF
it.
Mr.. G. L. Berry and wife have re-
turned from their southern tour, and
will probably make Martinsbnrg their
home Another evidence that Martins
burg is advancing and becoming more
attractive to strangers.
Miss Lizzie Nadenbousch has taken
rooms with Mrs. Virginia Barber on
w King St.
County Court will meet April 18TH,
to act on the whisky license bonds and
applications.
a marriage license has been issued
to Peter Mason and Miss Lula Parsons,
of this county, to be married to-mor-
row
Mrs, Leigh has moved into the
house vocated by Mr. Taylor on East
King Street, and is prepared to take
table boarders.
-Four persons were confirmed yester-
day morning at the Lutheran Church
The Holy Communion was administer
ed i'll the morning and also at the even
ing service.
Ninteen carts and about 10 colored
laboring men passed through Hagers-
town last Friday morning enroute to the
new Potomac Valley Railroad near
Clearspring.
] Mrs I4eofelm, who was tried here
last week and sent out of the town,
landed at Hagerstown, the Mail says,
and registered at one of the hotels, and
adds She went to bed for about fif
teen minutes and then got up and went
out. She returned again at about foul
O'Clock, wandered about the Hotel for &
few minutes and went out again. Ar
officer saw her afterwards purchase {