Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-07-06
SOCIAL AND Personal.

visiting friends in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Hippo are visiting
the family Of DR.. ]. B. Snodgrass.
Miss Kate Harper, of Hagerstown
is the guest of Miss Bette Dooley.
/ Mr.. James P. Geyer came up from
Washington to spend the 4th at home
Miss Sallie Fallon, of Baltimore, j.
the guest of the family of Mr.. Geo
Schill.
Mr.. Mac d. Price is spending few
days with the family of DR.. n. D
Baker.
Mr. Julian Baker is home from AL
exandria where he has been attending
school.
I Miss Nellie Martin, of Shepherds
town, is visiting Miss Lizzie Muth on
King street.
Miss Block who has been visiting
Mrs. DR.. N. D. Baker returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Kearns, of Bridgeport,
Conn. is the guest of the family OF
Peter Mouse.
Miss Eleanor Cramer, a charming
Charles Town girl, visited friends
here recently.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lamon, spent the 4th
with her sister Mrs. d. H. Bowers, on
West King street.
Mr.. John Bowers, of Roanoke. is
spending his vacation with his father,
Mr.. ID. H. Bowers.
Miss Julia Armstrong, of Charles
Town, was the guest of Miss May
Faulkner this week.
Prof. A. B. Carman is attending the
State Education Association at Shep-
herdstown this week.
Miss Virginia Butler, of Shepherds
town, has been the guest of the Misses
Colston and Faulkner.
Col. Towner Schley of Shepherds
town, was circulating among his
many friends here Wednesday.
Mr.. Newton Baker who left here
last week for Baltimore is now in Will
mington. Del, on visit.
Misses Rebecca Kennedy and Vir-
ginia Butler, of Charles Town, ale
guests of the Misses Colstou on King
street.
Mr.. Chas. s. Shook who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. Fred Spill
man has returned to his home in
Wheeling
Mr.. Cleon Moore, for twenty-four
years superintendent OF the Charles
Town Presbyterian Sunday school,
has resigned.
Mrs. j. B. Fisher and Carl have re-
turned home from Middletown, Md,
and a recent grass widower in the
West End is happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson and
Miss Mamie Johnson, of Bonneville,
Mo-, are visiting the family of B. F.
Fiery on King street.
Mrs. Murdoch, of Chicago, Grand
president of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers is the guest of Mrs. H. o.
Hessen.
Miss Sallie Strain, very charming
and attractive young lady, of Wash
ington. is on a short visit to the hos
pitable home of Mr. James Whetzell,
Clearbrook, Va
Mr.. J. Will DeGrange, of the En-
gineers' Office, Washington, will take
his annual leave on the Goth and with
his family will spend his vacation
here and in Williamsport.
Mr.. VIM. O'Byrnes, one the oldest
passenger engineers on the B. & o.
railroad, slipped from his engine atthe
round house in Baltimore and sus-
tanned severe injury. His right leg
was wrenched and he was been con-
fined the house ever since.
The many friends of Mr.. Cliff.
Stump, who has for sometime past
has been holding position under the
Government, at Washington, will be
pleased to know he has been promoted
to salary of 81, ooo He has also
been transferred to the Adjutant
Generals Office, a more desirable
place.
Mr.. Frank A. Roderick, of Wash
ington, who with Mrs. Roderick has
been rusticating at Berkeley Springs,
was in the city Monday just to see
how the old home looks. He favored
the Herald office with pleasant and
much appreciated call aud promised
to treat our readers to a letter, oc-
caSionally at least.
U. S. q. Pitzer, esq, is the lone
soonest man in the city today. He
had just about gotten to housekeeping
when his wife, at his urgent solicita-
ton, left him for brief visit at the
home of her parents, near Cincinnati.
Grant says he expects her to return
| by Monday though he insisted upon
her remaining longer.
Kennedy Tutwiler, aged ninteeu,
and Mary Rubush, aged sixteen, were
married on the cars at Stanton on
Monday. They procured a license
and being unable to find preacher
were returning home when they saw
the reverend gentleman who tied the
knot in about forty seconds just as
the train started out. They went TO
Rockingham where the groom is a
photographer
Mr.. E. H. Vickers, of Shepherds
town, is home from Harvard Univer-
sity for short visit. He will sail for