Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-03-28

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
The mountains were white with snow
yesterday
Dr. Day informs us that ex-inayor
c. o. Lambert is improving.
Mrs John Potter and little daughter,
Mabel. are visiting friends in Md
Mrs B. V Ardinger, of this city,
was visiting friends in Williamsport
last week.
Miss Mamie Spillman returned home
after 10 week visit to relatives in
Wheeling, on Saturday.
The funeral of Mr.. Geo. Keefe took
place from the NJ f Church. South,
yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended.
St Patrick l. c. B. L. Society held
their annual election last week. Pres,
Joseph Scherrer Vice Pres, A. Thu
mel Sec'y, F. v Little Treas, c.
Holpp.
Miss Winnie Thorn, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. Colbert and Miss
Mamie Byers, has returned TO her
home in Hagerstown.
The progress of the boom will tend
to keep good many Of our young men
here, who would otherwise be conf
PEELED to seek employment iii onr larg-
er cities.
The mother of the late G. w Thomp-
son, deceased, received her money last
Saturday from the Relief Association
of the Baltimore &, Ohio Railroad. The
sum was $1,000.
Mr.. Lewis Michael, vino has been
spending several months with friends
in Baltimore, returned to his home at
Bedington, Saturday, looking remark
ably well for one of his years.
The services in the Lutheran Church
on next Sunday to be held by the Sun
day School will be in the interest of
church extension Rev. Dr. Mcknight,
Of the Gettysburg Theological Semi
nary, will probably be here to assist in
the communion services morning and
night
NEW BAKERY,-Mr. C. y. Rhodes,
a young baker of this city. will start a
new bread wagon around town in
April He has bakery in the rear of
the Reynold' S building on North Queen
St, and has the reputation of being a
good baker.
Messrs. Kogleschatz & Son have ell
larged their furniture rooms and have
arranged new stock offurniture in at
tractive order,-lounges, wardrobes,
parlor suits, &c, of the finest make.
Our furniture dealers keep up with the
times, and in price and quality and
style compete with any city
The Inwood Park Association held
its annual meeting last Friday and
elected the following officers
Pres, Geo. NJ. Bowers Vice Pres,
c. R. Hollis; Sec'y, James w. Strong;
Treas, Robt I.anon; Gen. Manager,
T. c. Foreman Assist. Man, Geo. l..
Sencindiver
The Park will be opened this excur-
sion season on a grander plan than
before, and in its accommodation and
pleasure giving advantages will be
equal to any other ground
CONE TO HER REWARD. Mrs.
Elizabeth Little, mother of Mr.. f. V.
Little, died at the home of her son
Saturday, in her 7Ist year. Funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock, from st.
Joseph Church. Messrs. Kog1eschatz
&; Son, Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Little was one of the good
mothers in Israel who will be remem-
bered by many worthy descendants.
She was the mother Of 81 children, II
of her own and 7 step-children, She
has O. grandchildren and IS great
grandchildren She was born near
Emmittsburg, Md, and spent the last
year of her life with her son, Mr.. E. V.
Little, in this place. Of her sons the
following are present at her funeral 4:
T. l. Little, I,oretto, Pa. Vim. Little,
Chess Springs, Pa; c. F. Little, Chess
Springs, Pa. Joseph Little, Homecoming,
Md; Thomas Little, Confluence, Pa;
II. A. Little, Union Bridge, Md May
she enter upon that reward promised