Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-09-26
PERSONAL nENTION.

VISITING Mr.. DAVID barneltS ON mar
tin st.
Mr.. Scott Tiffany, of Chicago, at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Housewortf
last week.
Miss Carrie Barnet returned from .
pleasant visit to Piedmont.
MIR. John Grozinger is filling the
place of U. S. Storekeeper at the Han
mis- Distillery, in the absence of M.
Sutton who is on a visit to his home
in Braxton Co.
Mr.. Harry Gerhardt, of Pa, was
visiting his father over Sunday.
Mr.. Fl. yesterday and wife, of
Washington, spent Sunday with Mr..
VIM. FL. Wilen.
Mr.. T. G. Wolfe has resigned the B.
& o. express agency here to go to
Piedmont.
Mr.. J. H. Whitson returned to
Shenandoah City this week. We are
sorry to hear that he lost valuable
lot of tools by the fire in the Norfolk
& Western shops.
Miss Rebecca Smith, of Strinesville,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Carper, at Bunker Hill.
Miss Ruth M. Tabler, of Luellen,
Pa, spent pleasant time with friends
at Duffields, and also at Martinsburg.
and Bedington.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mr.. Joseph hurry and Miss LIZZIE
Armstrong at st. Joseph's Church,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th, at
O'Clock.
Kindergarten" Opera House
Martin ST. Monday night, Sept. %.
Don't miss it.
MIR. Anthony Chambers and family
will move to Brunswick next week.
Mrs. Chambers will be missed by a
large circle OF friends and associates
among who she was recognized lea
der in different charitable and benef-
cial lodges and organizations. She is
good worker in good cause, there
fore we wish she could have remained
interested in Martinsburg's welfare.
Mrs. Eliza Brown who has been
visiting her sisters, Misses Annie and
Nora Boarman, has gone to Washing
ton and Philadelphia to see friends
there. While here many friends and
acquaintance called to see her and she
had happy time at the old home.
Misses Anna and Mag. McSherry
are spending some time at Oakland.
Sept. 23d. at Bunker Hill, Mr.. S. S.
Cline and Miss Minnie B. Stewart.
Sept. %, in this place, John w.
Turner and Miss Mamie E. Murphy.
In this place, Sept. %, Franklin T.
Schoppert and Miss Abbie B. Hardy.
Mr.. ]. II. Strine,a rising printer and
journalist of Greencastle, was in town
Wednesday on business. having some
property here for sale.
Mr.. G. II. Duvall, who graduated at
the W. Va. University in June last,
accepted position in Richmond as
instructor in Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry,
VIM. Terrell celebrated meterolo-
gist, and brother of the late DR.. Fer
rell, of this county, died last week in
Kansas.
II. Ii. Emmert, promising young
lawyer of this city, has entered into a
law partnership at Hagerstown and
will leave here to the regret of many
friends.
The long run to Wilmington and
having to cross at Baltimore with "a
cars on ferry boat. renders it impos-
sible for Barnum and Bailey to give
night show in Martinsburg.
You all remember Kindergarten"
one of the fun NEST shows travelling,
amt it? 1t is coming again at the
Opera House, Monday, Sept. 2Sth.
Get your seats.
The Hagerstown Fair organization
has appointed Towner Schley of Shep-
herdstown, Marshal for the Jefferson
forces, worthy compliment for no
one takes more active part in agri-
cultural matters than friend Schley.
Our Berkeley people will be well ia
ken care of if they call on Mr.. Schley
at the Hagerstown Fair.