Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-07-21

is visiting friends at her old home II
this city
Miss Annie Carlisle, of Hagerstowt
is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. H.
Martin, of King street.
Miss ANNE Beck. of York, Pa, i
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Sta
Iley, on North Queen street.
!. Mrs. Kate Eagan. of College street
spent the. past week with her sister
Mrs. Julia Walsh, at Harpers Ferry
Miss Susie Webster, of Berkele,
Springs, is visiting Mrs. Frank w
Van Horn and other friends in thi.
city.
Mr.. J. Abel Hunter and daughter
Miss Caroline, are visiting his sister
Mrs. John II. Doll, of West Burke
street.
i Miss Bette ]. Hunter who has beer
visiting her neice, Mrs. Carrie Wash
burn, at Romney, has returned to hel
home in this city
Misses Mamie and Vallie Sloan, O
East King street, who have been il
Washington for sometime past, have
returned home to stay.
Mr.. Henry Havey writes from
Charlottesville stating that on his goth
birthday, June Fl, his wife presented
him with a pair of twin girls:
Miss Emma Staley, of North Queen
street, went to Hagerstown on Tues
day to take part in a concert for the
benefit of Dir. ]. S. Kieffer's church in
that place
Mr.. Quin Hobbs expects to spend
his vacation commencing on Tuesday
the a4th, with his brothers, Ora, OF
Baltimore, and Ed, of Washington.
We wish him a pleasant time.
Mrs. Boyd Chambers and children
Mary and Anthony, of North Queen
street, who have been spending several
weeks at her old home in Washing
ton County, Md, returned home this
week.
Mr.. James Girvin, of Baltimore, en-
route for Hagerstown, Nd, and other
points in Pennsylvania, stopped over
few days in our city this week as the
guest of his friend, Mrs. Kate S. Hen
sci, on Burke street.
Mrs Elizabeth Kantner, who has
been spending the past several weeks
with her brother, Mr. George w. Doll
of North College street, left for her
home in Frederick City on Monday
last. Mrs. K. has many warm per
sonal friends in Martinsburg who re-
greet to see her leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Findley Smith who
have been visiting the family of his
brother, Mr.. Joseph c. Smith, of King
street, returned to their home in
Sharpsburg. Md, on Monday last ac-
companied by their neice. Miss Brent
Smith, who expects to remain about
a month as their guest.
Mr.. William Philips. jr., who has
been employed at Romney, returned
to his old home in this place OIL Mon
day last. where it is his intention tc
stay "There is no place like home. .
! We welcome him back as we are al
ways 10th to see our young men leav-
ing our city to seek employment in
other fields.
At a regular meeting of Bethany
Lodge No. 7, D. of R., l. o. o. F. July
II, the following officers were installed
for the ensuing year:
Ida NJ Oliver, N G.; Clara w
Smith, " G.; Geo. F. Smith, Secre
tary; Daisy Kline, Treasurer; Sarah
F. Harrington, Chaplain; Kate H
Westrader, Warden; Rose Ella Her
rington, Conductor, George " Rath
man, r. S. N. c.; Mary +. Gaver, l.
! S. n. g.; Emily Beard, R. S. V. G.
Julia Smith. L. S. V. G.; Hester A
Young,I. c.; George w. Beard, o, G.
Maria c. Hartman, P n G. H.
i Col. j. w. Mcdonald and Mr.. j. w
Miller, two Of the leading citizens o
Darkesville, were in the city Thursday
! U. S. G. Pitzer, esq, is visitin,
friends in Ohio. The principal objec
of his trip may appear later. Thos
Ohio girls are quite winsome.
I V. w. Kittle has been confined to hi
home for some time with an ulcer on hi
tongue. He left here yesterday evenin
for Baltimore for Philip
Republican.
Mr. S. Mathews expects to leave 70
Chicago about August 4, next, to tai
up the advantages of our county wit
land seekers.
: William Clary and wife. of Toma
hawk, made pleasant visit this wee
to the family OF Mr.. J. T. Compton, o
Charles street.
Miss Mary Mussleman, of Baltimor,
| was the guest of Mrs. William Ed
wards. of West Martin street, a fe'
: days this week.
Mayor f. c. Hcnshaw, of, Hedges
vile, made the Herald a pleasar
visit Wednesday. He reported tn
condition of affairs in his municipalit
as normal.
t Mr.. Daniel Getzendanner, of Keal
4 neysville, was in the city MoHda,
He made much appreciated call !;
our Office. II is always a pleasure
!, meet such a staunch Jefferson Count
h Republican.
i Mr. James F. Thompson, of Ma
G tinsburg. was in town yesterday ar
II gave us pleasant call. Mr.. 7. is