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

+ Mr.. Henry Betchman of New Jersey
is visiting his parents III this city.
i Miss Dora Hoverlnale, who has beer
visiting Miss Mary Wolford, in thi.
city, returned to her home in Berkeley
Springs, last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Patterson, Of this city
moved his family to Mines, Va, yes
terday
Mr. VIM. Landers, of this city, moved
his family to Bunker Hill yesterday.
! Mr. Cary Moler of Roanoke, who
has been attending his brothers. wife S
funeral last week. lett to-day for his
home
Miss Kate Hendricks, who has been
visiting her brother, or w Martin St.
returned TO her home in Dufields
yesterday.
1t has been reported that the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company has
made about 100 more discharges at
Mount Clare, and that number of
men were laid off along the route.
Miss Ella Gibson, of Winchester,
spent Easter with Miss Pink Wien,
returning home yesterday evening.
Words was received by friends here
that Mrs Sue Criswell was reported
very poorly, at Frederick.
It is reported that five members ofthe
Lupton family, eight miles from Win
chester, on the Middle Road, are dead,
from pneumonia.
Mr., Chas. Wagner had ten head of
sheep killed by the cars at Flowing
Spring crossing near Halltown Tues
day night
Mrs. Mariah Wilson, mother of ex-
Governor Wilson, has been lingering
between life and death for several days
past at her home i'll Bolivar.
Miss Minerva Masters, ofMartin St,
is slowly recovering from a fall on
Queen St. few days ago.
Mr.. Frank Durham, Of Darkesville,
was buried Monday.
Mrs. Emily Feigley, OF Hagerstown,
is visiting her two sons. Masters Harry
ard James Reynolds, of this city
Mrs Florence Grim. of Burke St,
has returned from a visit to Baltimore.
The orange and tea parry held last
night at the First NJ. +. Parsonage,
under the management of Miss Minnie
Chapman, was quite a success. II.
MRS {. ]. FAULKNER SERIOUSLY
ILI~-For several days the Washing
ton papers contained reports of the i'll
ness OF Mrs Faulkner, but it was not
realized that her condition was alarm
ing until yesterday, when relatives
and friends were called to her bedside.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner DR.. J. w. Nc
Sherry and Mrs. McSherry went down.
Last evening word was received that Dr.
McSherry would not be back, as Mrs
Faulkner S sickness was alarming
Dr. McSherry is expected home from
Washington this afternoon, where he
has been in attendance on Mrs. Sena-
tor Faulkner. The latest dispatch, re-
ceived this morning, states that her
remains the same, critical.
The Young Men Republican Club
held very interesting meeting last
Monday night i'll the Grand Jury rooms.
Several members of the club gave their
opinion on the tariff questions. The
President requests all members to be
present at the meeting next Monday
night at 1890 p IN. sharp. There will
be some good speakers there. Come.
DEAD LETTERs-The following is a
list ofletters remaining in the Post Office
at Martinsburg, w Va, March so, and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
April IS, 1891, ii not called for; when
calling, say advertised
Rosa f. Braithwaith, Jos, II. Brenk-
er Miss Mollie Bolivon, Miss Oracle
Chambers, Mrs. Cleverston, Mrs Pris-
ella Kline, Joseph Copenhaver, John
Custer, J. K. Fisher, Mrs S. Gardner,
Mrs Annie Herman, Miss Febe Jeme-
son {2}, Wn. Lusby John B. Miller,
John H. Moller, c. f. Pitzer, VIM
Raney, W. H. Raby, Mrs Kate Bowler,
Theo. Russler, Henry St John Shep-
herd, J. W. Smith, Annie V Thomas,