Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-08-25


Mr.. w. D. Miller. of Falling Waters,
made us pleasant call last Friday.
MIL. Cline is one Of those square
honest men who always stands Tor the
right.
Miss Maud Bowers has been quite
i'll for several days from an attack oil
pleurisy
Miss Lille Herring, OF Brunswick,
spent Sunday with her brother, Mr..
c. P. Herring.
Mrs. DIR. G. P. Morrison is at the
home of her father in Clarke County,
Va, on visit.
Miss Bessie Oran. of Bolivar, is vis-
iting Mrs. Frank w. Van Horn, on
West Burke street.
Miss Myra Huntington, of Washing
ton, is visiting Miss Mary F. Smith,
OH West Burke street.
Misses Elizabeth and Hattie Stall
necker spent few days very pleasant
ly at Hagerstown, last week.
Justice Trammell was on vacation
last week and Justice Frankenberry
dispensed law points in his stead.
Mrs. Rev. d. H Shields and chill
dren and Miss Myra Cline returned
from Mountain Lake Park last Fri
day
Miss Lee Shaffer, charming young
lady from Baltimore, will spend
month with Mrs. +. w. Van Metre, near
town.
Mrs. c. NJ. Shaffer left on Thurs
day morning for short visit to her
sister, Mrs. l.. II. Phleeger, at Pied
mont
Miss Mamie OFT, of Frederick, Md,
is visiting the family of Mr. Geo P.
Blessing. corner Martin and College
streets.
Mr.. c. w. Butts has transposed his
residence from near Martinsburg to
Glengary, where he is employed as an
engineer.
Mrs. G. w. Buxton ard Miss Maria
Shaffer will leave next week for a
short visit to friends and relatives in
Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. Harry l.. Snyder, editor of The
Shepherdstown Register was among
the good looking men from Jefferson
at Tue ;day's convention.
Rev. Henry Thomas is recupera-
ting at Poolesville, Md. Owing to
his absence there will be no services
at the Episcopal church Sunday.
Rev. David H. Shields returned
Wednesday from Salem, Nebr II is
needless 10 announce that he enjoyed
the trip, his looks indicate that fact.
Mrs. F. T. Maloney and daughter,
Emma Jane, a, companied by Miss
of Washington D. c., are
visiting Mary Maloney, of Maple ave-
nue..
Ed S. Bea il returned on Monday,
from weeks visit to the New Jersey
seashore resorts, spending short time
in Asbury Park, Long Branch, and
Sea Grit.
Mr.. L. Dew Gerhardt would have
enjoyed his outing much better had it
not been for the annoying effects of
poison ivy. He now looks through
dark glasses,
Mr.. William Rutledge once more
greets his numerous friends, having
returned from an extended visit to
friends in Pennsylvania. He is look
ing well and hearty.
While outings are all the rage, Mr..
VIM. Stewart was not going TO be left
at home all the time, so he took trip
up to Winchester, where he spent
few days quite pleasantly,
Rev, w. H. Chapman stopped here
Tuesday for a brief visit to his daugl-
ter. Mrs. Dr. G. +. Day, and other
friends. He was on his way to Wash
ington and'was looking we'll.
Mrs John w. Pitzer, who has been
quite i'll for several days past, has re-
covered somewhat but is still anything
but well. Her hosts of friends wish
her a speedy and complete recovery.
The many friends Of Mrs. Frank
Keller will regret to learn of her coli
tiuued illness, which has already con-
fined her to her bed for seven weeks.
One and all wish her a speedy recovery.
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas was the eff
cient chairman Of the Jefferson delega.
ton at the district convention What
your uncle Daniel does not know
about politics is scarcely worth learn
ing.
Mr.. Brice w. Catlett,a candidate for
the State Senate, was in the city last
week and appears TO have PVT his
fences in good condition, judging
from the result ofthe primary Satur-
day night
Miss Laura Frobus, daughter Of
Capt. Frobus, of Martinsburg, W. Va,
and quite an attractive young lady.
is visiting the family of Mr.. Chas.
| HUH, on Ashield street -Piedmoni
corr. Cumbsfland News.
The annual meeting OF the Advisory
Boards of the Hagerstown Fair will BE-
held at the Hamilton House, in Hag
erstown next Thursday. Mr.. G. NJ
Stonebraker has our thanks for an in
vitation to the meeting and dinner.
Mrs. Scott and son. guests OF Mrs
Anna Pateman for several days, vii
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