Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-11-20

Rev. +. M. Woods is organizing a
class TO meet ach Monday night dur.
ing the winter for the study Of theolo-
gy.
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the NJ. T.. church, South, at 1880
a. M. There will be display OF iruit
aud vegetables.
The marriage Of Miss Leota Miller
and Mr.. Archie Billmyer is announced
to take place Wednesday, in the NJ.
+. church at Scrabble.
BY the time we issue another paper
many thousand proud and naughty
gobblers will have bitten the dust. So
IN UGH for beirg turkey.
George d. Wiltshire, prominent
farmer of near Leetown, died Saturday
evening. He was the father OF Miss
Bette Wiltshire, of this city.
A pane of glass was broken out OF
the door of Mr. w. S. Snyder's tin
store, last week, while he was forcibly
an Objectionable character
who was drunk and abusive.
A handsome dinner set containing
I3I pieces, has been on exhibition at
Mantz's tobacco store. 1t will be CIV
en- away at the door at the City Band
fair which commences Monday next.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church, Sunday, De
cenber s. Commencing Tuesday
evening, November so, services will
be held each evening during the week.
Special Commissioners o. B. Le-
fever and II. II. Emmert sold the res
idence of the late Mrs. Margaret Lee
fever, situated on Maple avenue, Sat
urday, to Mr. VIM. T. Stewart for
IS $50.
Announcement has been made for
the marriage OF Mr.. Louis c. Steitz,
of Canton, o., and Miss Lille Cor
dine, of this city. The event will
take place i'll St. Joseph's church, on
Wednesday next.
The marriage of Miss Jane May
bury, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
John L. Boyd, and Mr.. George Me
Kown Hoke. will be solelnnized in
Trinity Episcopal church, Wednesday
Evening, December 1.
Miss May Faulkner entertained a
number Of friends at a reception at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Boyd Faulkner, East Burke street,
last Friday evening, in honor of May
or VIM. T. Henshaw and his bride
Mr.. II. L. Doll who has been at
Wernersville, Pa, sometime for the
benefit Of his health, was in this city
st week. He is now visiting his
brother in Louisville, Ky. We are
pleased to state that his health is
much improved.
Mr.. David II. Myers and Miss Abbie
Mcdonald, daughter OF Mr.. VIM.
Mcdonald, were married at the home
of the bride near Swan Pond, We'd
nesday evening. A goodly number
of friends and relatives were present
ard joined in a feast that was spread.
Watch for the beautiful Chrysan-
themums which will be on exhibition
a. Martin S store next week if weather
permits shipment from the Hagers-
town nursery. All colors and won
derful sizes will be shown at low
prices.
Mary Lou, the three-year-old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keiscome,
died Tuesday night of membraneous
Group at their home on Martin street,
night The funeral services
were held at the home Thursday after
noon and the interment made in the
Green Hill cemetery,
c. H. Wolfes's Metallic" horse be
came frightened at an engine at the
B. & O. crossing Saturday afternoon
and started up Queen street at 400
minute gate. The horse was driven
by Henry Wolfes and the wagon
which he occupied was loaded with
stoves. The animal didn't stop till
he had gotten up the hill and scatter
ed Wolfes and stoves promiscuously
along the line.