Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-10-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

ill at his residence, on West Burke
street.
Mrs. VIM. Hess. of Roanoke. Va,
is visiting her father. Mr.. Joseph
Painter.
Mrs. Kate Hensel has returned from
Blue Ridge Summit, where she has
been sojourning
H. c. Berry left for New York Mon
day, where he will purchase his stock
of fall and winter goods.
Miss Meta Schley, daughter of Col.
Towner Schley. of Shephe.dstown, is
visiting Miss jamie Boyd.
Mrs. D. H. S.ucley and son, Allen.
have returned from an extended visit
to Mrs. Stuckey's home, in Ohio.
Mr.. James F. Thompson could not
resist the temptation to go to Balti-
more with the Orioles, so he went.
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Charles Town, where he spent the
summer as clerk in Hotel Powhaton.
Congratulations are being showered
upon MI. /. l.. Bender, whose wife
presented him with a fine boy, Tues
day morning
Mrs. A. M. Diefienderfer and Miss
Minnie have just returned home from
Baltimore with the latest millinery
novelties of the season.
1t was reported that Rev. d. H.
Shields went to Baltimore Tuesday,
bat he did not He and brothers
Cackley and Chamberlin were at the
reception, however.
Judge Faulkner will hold special
term of the circuit court on the sd of
November for the purpose of permit
ting persons desiring to become nat
uralized to procure their papers.
Mrs. Percy Fairfax, of Baltimore, is
here assisting to care for her father,
Judge ]. B. Hoge. Mr.. Fairfsx and
Mr.. Wilson Hoge came up Saturday
and remained ovei Sunday with the
judge.
Hon. c. w. Atkinson is stun ?ing
Harrison County this week for Capt.
Dovener and the Republicans. 1t was
our pleasure to meet him Monday.
He is quite confident of the election of
Mr.. Dovener
Lewis J, Frey, of the Morgan Mes
seuger, favored us with a call last
Saturday. He is bright, pleasant
young man, and has the ability to in
fuse his staunch Republication into
the columns of the Messenger.
Deputy Sheriff Clohan forgot the
form for opening county court Tues
day and mixed in the recipe used in
Judge Faulkner's court, but it would
not do. After two or three efforts he
worked in ali but the invocation which
the court kindly agreed to omit.
Among the delegates from Morgan
County, at the convention last Satur-
day, we note Vim. H. Somers, chair
man, 7. II. B. Dawson, James J..
Dyche, ]. Buchanan, w. H. Michael,
Gregory Ruppenthal, Geo. w. Corse,
Lewis J. Frey, of the Messenger, J. G.
Omps, George Williams. Vim. H.
Young. Edward Gano, and H. c. Nc
Adams. all good men. There may
have been others but we did not catch
their names.
Mr.. Adrian c. Nadenbousch, our
genial deputy county clerk was like a
hen on a hot griddle Tuesday morn
ing. There was special session of
the county court on his hands and
train No. was coming down the Po-
tomac with the pennar- winners
abroad, at 90 miles an hour. The sus-
pense was terrible. The court was in
no hurry but Adrian was. He intend
ed to go to Baltimore, but the court
did not know that and he was too
modest to tell them. He went.
Miss Edith Hedges added much to
her fame as an elocutionist last Friday
evening. OF course Berkeley County
is very proud of her favorite daughter
and turned out en- masse to hear her.
1t was an ovation and a triumph.
Had the audience been consulted, it
would have been an all-night meet
ing. Each number was encored, with
result that more and more was de-
manded. The music by the Mando-
lin Club and by Prof. Brockenshire
was all the most fastidious could de-
sire.
1t is important to keep the liver and