Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-10-13

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son, this week.
Mrs. Robert Patterson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. d. Boyd, of Uniontown,
Pa, are visiting Messrs. John w. and
A. H. Patterson.
Mr.. Chas. Thumel is having the
business portion OF his elegant block
of buildings reprinted. Mr.. Ben.
Bushnell is the artist.
Miss Meta Schley ,ofShepherdstown,
for several days the guest of Miss Jane
Boyd, has returned home, to the re-
greet of her numerous friends.
Mr. Daniel Fleming, the fisherman
of Falling Waters, never fails to call
on the Herald when in the city. His
fish stories, always true, are interest
ing.
Mr. VIM. Kantner, after pleasant
visit to his old home at Bruceton Mills,
has returned. He was accompanied
by his mother, who will remain soma
time.
Louis E. Brown and John Henshaw
were in Charles Town Monday for the
purpose of witnessing the reception
accorded Hon. Vim. L. Wilson OH his
return from foreign land.
Mrs. Capt. B. B. Dovener, of
Wheeling, is visiting her brother, Mr..
w. N Linch, at the Continental.
When she returns home she will be
the wife OF Congressman.
Col. John T. McGraw, of Grafton,
was in the city Tuesday He attend
ed the blowout at Charles Town the
day before, and stopped off here to
see how the campaign is coming on.
Mr. James Snyder, our next County
Superintendent of Free Schools was in
the city Tuesday shaking hands among
his many friends. He is gentleman
and a scholar and will receive rous-
ing majority.
"The editor of the World and 6 or s
other gentlemen. not getting their
fill of ''Windy" here, went to Hedges
vile last Saturday evening to again
listen to the old tune. No one euvied
them their trip.
Mr.. 0. L. Garmong, of Cedarville,
Va, passed through this city Tuesday
en- route to the Hagerstown fair. NJ.
Garmong is a brother of our bright
contributor, Miss Aurah Garmong,
and is pleasant gentleman.
Lee NJ. and not1 l.. Bender is the
proud father of that baby reported last
week. l. L. was already blessed with
with two bright boys of good size and
has no desire to rob his brother OF his
only one. 1t was blunder on the part
our Office force.
Mr.. Vim. 7. Noll, of this city, has
been appointed inspector of immigra-
ton at Erie, Pa. at salary of Si2oo
year and travelling expenses. The
World says the appointment was in
recognition of party services. That
is all right, bnt there was another
reason.
Mr.. Isaac w. Warren and wife, Of
Middle Spring, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Warren father, Mr.. Joseph Rhodes,
Just east of the city. They expect to
remain about a week The Herald
was the recipient of a pleasant call
from Mr.. Warren, who now heads our
| list, having advanced his subscription
to April 1, 1895.
The Brown-Crampton wedding al
the Episcopal church, Wednesday
morning, was very pleasant affair
The bride was Miss Mary G. Champion
of this city, and the groom Mr.. Edward
P. Brown, of Moorefeld. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. Henry
Thomas. The church was beautifully
decorated. Mrs. Douglass Fuller, o.
Winchester, played the wedding
march.
Mr.. w. H. Wright, for the past q
years the efficient foreman of tie Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, on the NORTH
Mountain section, has been suspend
ed because of the recent wreck al
Myers Hole. He was putting in somt
new rails and ielt certain he had then
properly secured, but was unfortu-
nately mistaken as events proved
The accident, for such it was, would
not in all probability have occurred
once in a thousand times. 1t is to be
regretted that so faithful man as Mr.
Wright have been should be compel
ed to suffer for that which could no
be foreseen. We trust he may soor
Il he restored