Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-31
SOCIAL AND Personal.

THE PROCTOR q GAMBLE CO. cHr.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Lulu Moler, of Washington,
spent Sunday last in this city.
| Miss Daisy Fleming, of this city, i.
visiting her parents at Brunswick
Md:
Miss Maud Howison, of this city,
is visiting her brother, Ray, in Wash
ington.
Mr. Will Phillips, of Romney
spent Easter at his old home on Yves.
Burke street.
Mrs. Martha G. Mcsherry is visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Abel at
Charlestown.
Mrs. l.. d. Gerhardt and children,
of Maple avenue, spent Easter at her
old home at Gettysburg, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Bowers, OF College
street, who has been quite i'll for
some time past, is convalescing slow
ly,
Misses Mable Fryatt and Irene
Sterling, who have been visiting
friends at Clear Springs, Md, re-
turned home this week
Miss Eugene Thomas, of Frost
burg, Md, who has been visiting the
Misses Wolford, Oh College street,
has returned her home in that city,
Mrs. Jacob Stitzel and baby,
George, of Brunswick, were in our
city on Sunday last the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Susan Horn, of College
street
Mrs. Kate S. Hensel, who has been
absent from this city greater part of
the winter visiting her sister, Mrs.
White, at Baltimore, expects to return
home this week.
Mrs. Thomas Ramsey and son,
David, left on Tuesday for a visit
to friends in Washington from which
place they will leave for their future
home which will be at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. R. will remain a few days longer
so as to make arrangements for the
removal of his goods to that point.
Epworth League Sabbath evening,
GAS, Topic; Malachi: The last Of the
propthes; Nal. II; Lar. Leader: A.
D. Darby. H.
Mayor Gustav Brown, of Charles
town, was visiting his son, Louis f.
Brown, Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel Candy of Johnsontown,
made US pleasant and appreciated
call Tuesday. He is an old, tried and
true friend to the Herald and ordered
it sent to his sou, J. A., who is attend
ing Bethany College.
Col. Towner Schley, of Sheperds-
town, has our thanks for favors be-
slowed. Though confined to the
house for nearly week with an Ill
cerated tooth, he does not forget the
Herald, which causes us, if possible
to appreciate his friendship more
highly than ever before.
Mr.. j. 7. Coffinberger, who spent
the winter in TIE Valley started
Tuesday for his home in West Liber-
ty, Ohio. He is a bright, enter
prising young gentleman, a Repub-
lican, and just such man as we dis
like to see go from amongst us.
However, our best wishes accompany
him.
Mr. D. H. Ropp dropped in to see
us Thursday He, in common with
many others, is delighted with Mr.. U
S. G. Pliers articles on wool, express
ed the wish that the discussion be
continued, and suggested the people
have something better in store for him,
all of which is highly gratifying to the
Herald.
Mr.. G.. w. Marshall has been post
master at Bedington for twenty years
holding during all administrations.
Mr.. Marshall is no partisan politician,
minds his own and nobody else bus
mess and is liked by every one around
Bedington. He is a merchant, post
master, express agent, and shipping
agent for c. V. Railroad
Charles T. Lowdnes, secretary of
the Daily News Co., of Cumberland,
Nd, was in this city Thursday. Mr..
Lowdues is a sou of Mr.. Lloyd Lowd-
mes, formerly of Clarksburg, and is
genial young man He informs us
that the News is hourishing and that
the west end of Maryland will do her
whole duty in the Fall elections.
Mr.. ]. T. Fisher, of Bunker Hill,
has moved his store to Winchester,
where he will continue in the same
business. Messrs. Wolf & Rotten
burg, of North Mountain, are now
moving in Mr. Fishers storeroom to
take his place. These are clever mer-
chants and no doubt will do good
business. They have store also al
North Mountain.
Rev. David H. Shields occupied the
pulpit, at the First NJ. E.Cburch, Sun
day morning and evening, preaching
two sermons which were treat tc
large audiences. Although Rev Chap
man is one OF the finest pulpit orators
in the conference, it is no disparage
ment to him to say that Rev. Shield
fully maintains the high standard Sc
by his predecessor.
1t is painfully evident that the COLI