Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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who,n the Herald loves.
Mr.. Frank Vanhorn. spent last
Sunday in Berkeley Springs.
j Mrs. Eta Troxell and daughter
Ruth are visiting in Tamaqua. Pa.
Misses Mollie and Emma Martin, OF
Brunswick, spent Monday in town
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muth and
daughter, Miss Brent, are visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. d. H. Emerson made us pleas
call Monday He is a Republican
from wayback
Mrs. John Feldnan, of Hagerstown,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rutledge.
Mrs. Eugene Walker, of Cumber-
land, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dyche
Mr. and Mrs. Lee, of Philadelphia,
have returned home from a visit 10
Mrs. Thos. Pearson.
Mrs. John Mattingly and Mrs. VIM.
Edwards, were called to Baltimore this
week by the death Of their uncle, Mr..
Doubleday.
Mr. ]. B. Fisher and family spent
Thanksgiving in their elegant new
home on Burke street extended, hav-
ing removed Wednesday,
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach and
administer the Holy Communion in
Christ Church, Bunker Hill, next Sun
day, Dec ?. at 8 clock, P. m.
Mr. Frank Rumbarger, OF Grant
County,was here few days last week,
Frank is very jubilant over the cleo
ton like a great many more Of US.
Mr.. Henry Houck, Of Marlowe,
made us pleasant call last Saturday
He is one of the staunch Republicans
and substantial farmers of his section.
Rev. DR.. Geo. Edward Reed. IL D.,
President of Dickinson College, will
occupy the pulpit of the First NJ. f.
church at one of the services next
Sunday.
1t is pleasant to seethe smiling face
Of Mr. Geo. Myers one of our old met
chants. George is located in the West
but comes to see us once in while.
We are always glad to have him with
us.
Mr.. H. Mowery and family moved
to Hagerstown on Monday much to
the regret Of their many friends. Mr.
J. J. Chrisman moved into the prop
ertv vacated by them, corner Burke
street and Maple avenue.
Mr.. O. S. Rigsby, the proprietor of
the Martinsburg art store, received on
Tuesday an order for 40 large frames
for pastel pictures to be finished by
January I. This is big order, but
Oliver can fill it with the best of them.
The firemen of this city to the mum
Der of about so, accompanied by the city
band and numerous friends, went to
ChalEbersburg Thursday to take part
in the demonstration gotten up by
their brethren of that city. They re.
port royal good time.
Rev. Shields lectured before an
audience which completely filled the
large auditorium Of the Methodist
church, in Chambersburg, last Thurs
day night, under the auspices of the
Epworth League. His subject That
Cabinet" made decided hit
Mr.. J. G. Kitchen, of Tomakawk,
made us a pleasant call Wednesday
He informed us that the mountains
to the west of him are on fire and that
the indications are that considerable
damage vii be done. The high winds
and the extreme dryness of the region
cause the FIRE to spread very rapidly.
Mr.. c. P. Light does not exactly
agree with the Herald politically, but
the Herald is of opinion that the Light
household does know how to make
sausage that an epicure would delight
to masticate. The receipt Of GER
erous supply was one of the most
pleasant features ofour Thanksgiving.
The Star Lecture course is an as
sured success. Rev. Shields informs
us that just as soon as he can get the
kind of talent Martinsburg is entitled
to, dates will be announced Hon H.
w. ]. Ham, the celebrated editor of
the Georgia Cracker, has been book
e" for Tuesday evening, Dec. IS.
Subject-"The Snollygoster
The following persons were married
here Wednesday and Thursday: Mr..
c. J. Thomas to Mrs. Henrietta r.
Anderson, Mr.. F. T. Myers to Miss
Annie l.. Mouse, and Mr.. Alonzo
Shively to Miss Valley BraitlIwaite.
Mr.. William G.. LETTERS was married
to Miss Anna f. Hartley, and Mr..
Thomas l.. Russler to Miss Annie
Gregory All the contracting parties
are from this county.
A. B. Smith, editor Of the Martins
burg Herald, spent Sunday with his
parents here. He is in splendid
health, and reports his paper as -four
ishing OF course he, like all other
Republicans, is greatly elated over
the result of the election, and espec-
tally over the retirement of VIM. l.
1 Wilson, in whose district Mr. Smith
lives and did effec i've work during
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