Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-01-02

Mr.. James Roblnson, OF oman : ii"i'
was in the city Thursday, looking
hale and hearty His friends are al
ways glad to greet him.
4 good deed with which to com
mence the new year would be to sub
scribe for the Herald instead OF Dor
rowing it from your neighbor.
Miss Irene Miller and MI. Harry
Whiting were married in Mt. Wesley
church, near Snyder's Mill, at 9
O'Clock, Wednesday. December 20.
Mr.. George w. Orr and Miss Sarah
| 7. Butts, residents Of this county were
married at the Lutheran parsonage,
by Rev. c. S. Trump, last Thursday
Mr.. John Hutton, OF Chambers
burg, left on Tuesday for Cleveland,
Ohio, after spending several days
with Mr.. L. DIV Gerhardt, west
John street.
The City Band madea big hit Christ
mas Day with their parade IN comic
uniforms. The music was good and
the turnouts will alwas be appreciated
by our people.
Five hundred young bass, OF the
large and small mouthed variety, from
the Matching station at Druid Hill
Park, Baltimore, were recently placed
in the upper Potomac.
| Holy Communion services will be
held in St. Johns Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning and evening,
January 3. Preparatory services Sat
urday afternoon at 2:3o.
Chas. Hammond Freeze and Miss
Ozella Sellers were married by Rev.
c. S. Trump, at the home of the bride,
three miles north of Martinsburg,
Wednesday evening, Dec. %, 1896.
Santa Claus was good to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stewart. Christmas Day
by presenting them with bouncing
baby boy. We trust the newcomer
will be source of much happiness to
its parents.
Arthur Edmunds, aged twenty years
was arrested at Milton, w. Va,
charged with attempting to pass
counterfeit money. 1t is said he had
pocketful Of spurious half-dollars
when arrested. .
A Northern Pacific railroad car con-
tanning a beautiful exhibit of products
from the Northwestern States was at
the Queen street crossing OF the B &
o.. Thursday. The exhibit was free
and many visitors viewed the collec-
ton.
'Little Trixie" was written to suit
the peculiar talents of May Smith
Robbins, and in that play she has
made a marked success. She will be
at the Opera House, Monday, Jan.
a. Seats on sale at Quenzel's news
stand.
Miss Luella Athey delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her young
friends at social hop Monday night,
at her home in Frankenberry town.
About ten couple were present and re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Thee. w. Atkinson Club, ofCharles-
ton, which gained an enviable repu-
tatiou in thelast campaign, has organ
lied anew for the purpose of conduct
ing the inaugural ceremonies of Gov
ernor- elect Atkinson on March 4 next
At meeting of the railway Con
ductors, on Monday, Mr. A. 7. Rus
sler was elected representative to the
Grand Council, which meets at Los
Angeles, Cal, in May. The Herald
extends hearty congratulations to
I
"RALF."
The funeral OF Luther Williams,
who was killed at Cherry Run, last
week, took place Saturday afternoon,
at } O'Clock. The Jr o. U. A. NJ.
and |. o. X. NJ. attended the funeral
and the interment was made in Green
Hill cemetery.
Here's marriage notice that APP
pears in an exchange: "Married-At
Flintstone by Rev. Mr.. Widdstone,
Mr.. Nehemiah Milestone and Miss
Wilhelmina Sandstone, both of Lime
stone. Look out for birthstone and
| little whetstones next.
The fair at ST. Joseph's Catholic
church has been very successful and
only a short time remains until it will
he n thing of the Dast By paving 10