Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-09-18


noodles are fondled and pampeied by
I the girls, says the Manaynnf Phil
osopher, ANY man might be glad TO
lead dog life"
A lot Of dirt and rock fell upon Is
rail- Noringtou at the Standard Lime
and Stone Co. S quarry, where ne was
employed, Monday, and he was con-
siderpbly bruised.
Twas not a cool beverage at the
Central opera house last FRIDAY night
aud fans were a extreme necessity.
Yet as far as fun goes it was indeed
"A Breezy Time"
Alexander Parks, Jr., four and hall
years old, while climbing over fence
at his home last Friday. fell and broke
his arm near the wrist. He is getting
along very nicely now.
kid" Bowler was arrested by Of
ficers Thursday morning at his home
in East Martinsburg. He was wanted
for shooting a young man named My
ers in the foot a short time ago.
A young couple from Winchester
came to this city on Tuesday to get
married. Clerk Bender could not is
sue the necessary license and they
went away greatly disappointed.
Mr.. Geo W. Hardy favored the
Herald last Saturday with basket of
peaches that for uniformity Of size,
flavor and general good quality were
hard to beat. He has our thanks.
That was another rare treat which
Mr.. w. S. Miller bestowed in the
shape Of a basket of peaches which
averaged half pound each, and they
were as fine as large. Thanks, again.
John Heusrote's barn at Orleans X
roads was destroyed by fire last week.
A lot OF wheat. harness and farming
utensils were also consumed. The fire
is supposed to have been OF incendiary
origin.
A pleasant birthday party was held
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Iyowery, on
the boomland, last Thursday evening,
in honor OF the Doth birthday Of her
mother. Mrs. Ann r. Woods. There
was a large number of friends present.
At the residence of the brides broth
er in Berkeley Springs, Sunday, Sep
TENDER :, at s O'Clock a. m, Miss
Sarah Shockey, of that place, and Mr..
Robert Roe, of this county, were
married, Rev. w. l.. Childress oficiat-
ing.
Charley Thumel has decided to close
out his business and in order to facili-
tate matters has reduced the price OF
his stock Of choice liquors. Persons
in need OF anything IN his line and
desiring the pure article should give
him a call II
Rev. Anthony. of Bunker Hill cir
cult will preach at the First NJ. L.
church, Sunday morning Rev. J. A.
Hofheins will preach and conduct the
evening services, beginning at Jas,
Epworth League GAS. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The cornerstone of the new Luther
an Church at Uvilla will be laid with
appropriate ceremonies today. Prof.
+. V. n. Painter, d. ID. of Roanoke
College. will deliver the principal ad
dress. The ceremonies will begin at
1910 and conclude in the afternoon.
The six months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Crilly, of Alexandria, who
have been visiting Mrs. c. mother,
Mrs. S. G.. Cunningham. corner Of
John and Queen streets. died early
Monday morning, from cholera infau-
tum. The remains were taken to
Alexandria on Tuesday.
You are invited to visit the rooms
of Turner's Business College in the
Herring building across the street
from us) on Monday, Sept. 20, and
enroll as a pupil Go anyway, and
examine their up-to-date methods,
even il you do not enroll. You will
receive a warm welcome.
In Baltimore, Sunday evening
September S, Mr.. Robert l.. Mullen,
Of that city, and Miss Cora Clapdore,
Of Alexandria. Va, were united in
/ MARRIAGE The groom formerly re-