Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-01-04

ON Mr.. Harrison Schley. of Shepherds
me- town, took in Washington and Balti-
ress more last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Thomas visit
tion Mrs. It's parents at Poolesville, Md,
am, dme during the holidays.
nth. Rev. Clark. former pastor Of the
NJ. f. Church. South. is visiting the
t be family Of Mrs c. Shafier.
r. Mr.. w. o. Nicklas. the fsrniture
man. made a brief business trip to
ion, Cumberland. last week.
i'm, Mr.. NJ. G. Tabler has rev mes
urs- sage to Herald readers this week.
Mayberry means business
in Miss Hepburn has returned to her
sS. home in Piedmont after pleasant
not visit to Miss Jennie Bartlette
Miss Rose Cunningham took lead
- ing part in the entertainment at
-. Hedgesville last Friday night.
aid Edw. Quinn. of the Hotel Johnson,
Washington, spent Christmas at the
home of his parents, in Hedgesville
Mr.. F. V. Aier enjoyed the pleasure
of visit from his mother who came
tise up from Washington during the holi-
all days.
The Charles Town Advocate says:
''Mr. George Washington was at home
to his many ofhis friendson Christmas
X. Day"
Scrofula turks in the blood of near
"a ly every one, but Hoods Sarsaparilla
: drives it from the system and makes
pure blood
Is Col and Mrs Vim. Morgan were
just compelled lat least the colonel
was) to visit their niece in Washing
can ton last week
airy J. F. Thompson & Bro. take up a
large share of the Herald. Read what
for they have to say and you will be re-
paid if you follow their advice.
:. Miss Nellie Crane, of Missouri, who
re. is attending school in Martinsburg. is
Iii spending Christmas with her aunt,
Mrs. ]. w. Riely-Advocate, Charles
:, Town.
That bottle of wild cherry wine
which Mr. A. T. Russler presented to
the Herald as a new year gift is not
the kind that is red, but it is decidedly
palatable.
Mrs. L. G. Schumacher and family
ale have returned to Hanover. after
Ter, spending the Holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs MN Edwards, of
. West Martin Street
r. ]. Will DeGrange. of Washington,
the and Frank, of Baltimore, took their
ok. New Year dinner at the old home in
for this city. Their numerous friends
were very much pleased to see them.
IA John Parks, after spending a por
w ton of the holidays very pleasantly
-,t at home left Monday for Charlottes-
.rt. vile, Va, being student at the Uni
Co versity.
Mr.. T. NJ. Shaull is another Jeffer-
son County Republican who never
fails to give us word of cheer when
Ind in the city. He is one of the gallant
K. band of Republicans at Shenandoah
Junction and good one he is, too.
his Mr.. S. v. Yantis. of Charles Town,
was in the city Monday and called at
=, the Herald Office as is his custom.
=. There is no better or truer Republi-
- can in the State than Mr.. Yantis; he
is one of the pillars of the party in
Jefferson.
Mfr. David Barnett, of Martin street,
ubt returned Friday night last from
inc three weeks visit to his brother,
W. lanes, who lives at Tracy City, Tenn.
1t was the first time the brothers had
met in 20 years and much pleasure
was extracted from the meeting.
Gee The Court house Ring dined at the
cen pleasant home of Deputy E. w. Van
tbe Metre, on New Years Day. There
will are several reports extant as to the
iful supplies provided for the occasion.
Not being member of the aforesaid
ring we are unable to vouch for the
-. accuracy of any of the reports, but
AL, good time was had.
his Rev. D. H. Shields and son, Harry,
at and ]. H. Hobbs, jr.. arrived home
rner from Atlanta Wednesday evening
ley They were as far south as Jacksonville,
Florida, where, on Monday, they saw
roses in full bloom in the front yards.
The Atlanta Exposition, which closed
on Tuesday the Georgia people con-
the slider success. Looking at the en-
ana terprise from purely business stand
&c point the Atlanta people have just
paw cause for complimenting themselves
upon the success achieved.
When Ed. S. Beall went home last
the Thursday evening dec. 26) he found
his home completely transformed. 1t
-, was in its normal condition when he
-, went out early in the evening. In
addition there was crowd of about
\ r 40 young folks present who had heard
that that day was Ed. s birthday.
There were decorations everywhere
-. ~ud large table was loaded with all
a the delicacies of the season. The
.mep evening was spent in an informal So
a a 1o5 cial way, games, music vocal and in
.sdi.e stnimentaD predominating Solos