Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-01-05

Mr.. Phil Muth, of Washington
spent part of the holidays with his
father, Mr.. Philip Muth.
Miss Mollie Martin entertained the
members of St. Joseph S choir at sup
per last Friday evening.
Misses We ME and Nellie Leblanc, Of
Bedington, visited Mrs. f. j. Isanogle
Of Hagerstown, this week.
Mr.. J. T. Shaffer and son, of this
city, spent the past week visiting
relatives in Woodstock, Va.
Mr.. F. l.. Thurston, of w. Stephen
Street, spent the holidays visiting
relatives in Buena Vista, Va.
Mr.. Robert Riddleberger, of the
Statesman force, spent last week with
his parents in Vanclevesville.
Our devil, "Stonewall, " has return
ed home from Philadelphia, after &
three days visit to Santa Claus.
Mr.. John Kaufman, accompanied
by his mother, spent the past week
visiting relatives in Frederick, Md.
Miss Sue S. Logan, of the War De
partment, Washington, spent the
holidays with her mother, returning
Monday.
Mr. w. F. McGinnis, of Hagerstown,
Md, who has been visiting his grand
parents on w. Race Street, has return.
ed home.
Mr. J. F. Burkholder, of this city,
who has been visiting near Shippens-
burg, Pa, for the past two weeks has
returned home
Mrs. Nathaniel Davis, daughter Of
Mr.. c. W. Doll, is spending the holi-
day season the proud possessor of a
brand, new elegant girl.
Miss Lottie Stewart, a charming
young lady of Brunswick, Md, speni
the holidays in this city, the guest o.
Miss Katie Engle on Swartz Street.
Miss Clara Cole, of Keep Tryst, was
visiting in our city few days the past
week, the guest at the hospitable home
of Mr.. John Marstella, on East Burke
Street.
Mrs. John w. Pitzer remembered us
with bountiful supply of Der holiday
cake. The many varieties were de
licious and fitted to the palate of ar
epicure.
Mr. Moses Wood and family, who
have been living on Burke street
moved to Stanton, Va, this week
where Mr.. Wood will go into the mea
business.
Mrs. and Mrs c. J. Gordon, of Rest
Va, were in the city Wednesday and
favored the Herald with a pleasant
call. 1t is pleasure to call such gooC
people friends.
Miss Edna Norris has been visiting
the parental home during the holidays
She returns to her school at West
minister today, much to the regret 0
her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Henske ant
bright little daughter, Nellie, of Balti
more are spending the holidays will
her mother, Mrs. F. Kimerling, CT
West Race Street.
D. w. Rodrick has rented the room
now occupied by +. L. Herring anC
will open up there April the first. HI
is now i'll the Wisuer building next tt
the Lutheran Church. See Supple
ment in this issue of the Herald.
Miss Faulkner, daughter of Senate
Faulkner. and Miss May Faulkner
daughter of Judge +, Boyd Faulkner
left Monday night for Hampton, Va.
to be bridesmaids at the wedding @
Miss Lucy Tabb. Prior to their de
parture a dinner was given by Mr.
Conrad H. Shines in their honor
Washington Post.
Miss Anna Best, OF Brucetown, Va.
Mr.. Hugh stipe, of Clearbrook, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Dodd, of Littl
Georgetown; Miss Daisy Williamson
of Spring Mills; Mr.. Homer Small, @
this county, and Mr.. Taylor II. Jeffer
son, of near Rest, Va, were entertain
ed at dinner on Saturday by Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. w. Dodd. World.
Misses Cora and Katie Engel gave
social to number of their friends a
their home. on Swartz street, on Wed
nesday night. Quite pleasant tim
was spent. Refreshments were serve
to which all did ample justice. The
returned in the wee sma hours of tn
morning, regretting very much tina
they could not stay longer.
Hon. Geo. F. Evans and wife lei
Thursday for Washington to take il
the sights and from there went t
Charleston on Friday. Mr.. cyan
goes thus early to look after his intel
ests as a candidate for speaker of tn
next house. Mrs Evans will spen
the winter in the capital city return
ing with her husband when the Legisl'
ture adjourns. 1t is hoped that NJ
Evans will be successful in his cand
dacy as he would make No. speal
az.