Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-08-18

The School Board will meet 10 regular
session next Monday night week.
The Daily independence Cumberland,
which recently suspended publication, has
resumed under new management.
Judge Faulkner convened the Circuit
Coart Of Morgan county in regular ses-
sion at Berkeley Springs Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued by the
County Clerk to Joseph B. Ledig and
Susan V. Price, both OF the county.
Mrs. Luther Miller. accompanied by
Miss MADEIRA. left for Washington
where she will make her future home.
Mosquitoes have become bold and
bloc dth rsty in Martinsburg the past two
weeks. We ought to have an ordinance.
Mr.. H. H. Miller {. V. ticket agent at
Hagerstown, was overcome by heat We'd
nesday while talking over the telephone.
There are Al cities and 933 towns in
the State of New York, oriy two of the
cities having more than 100000 popula-
ton.
Neelys expressed desire to ':seek
quiet spot and live in retirement" should
be gretiied by the Government aLthori-
Ties
There is no way to get around the
problem of the shirt waist for the fat man
without the introduction of the pulled
sleeves.
The difference between an attorney and
lawyer is pretty much the same as the
difference between an alligator and a
crocodile.
Grafton strongly denies that the shops
are gong to be removed from that town.
They maintain that the b. & Q. wants to
buy property, hence the rumor.
Train wreckers wrecked freight train
on the Little Karawha road, near Par
kcrsburg, Sunday night, injurng six men
and causing the loss of $4,000.
Rev. d. w. Comstock, Superintendent
of the West Va, Orphaned Childrens
Home, at Charleston, is here on his an
nua visit in the interest of the home.
Mrs. Thomas Greenwood, of Roanoke
gave a tea in honor of MISS Lille Derr of
Hagerstown, and Miss Florence Charlton,
OF MaTtinsburg. -Hagerstown Mail.
The new corner stone of the new ad
dition 10 the building at the reform farm
at Pruntytown will be laid on August / 9Th
with approprite ceremonies by the Ma
sonic fraternity.
The families of Messrs. James F.
Thompson, J. Frank Thompson Robert
Thompson and Mrs. Annie Ryneal drove
to Bedington this afternoon and are pic
niclng IN The Sulphur lot,
Samuel A. Shevbndee, b & O.bostler
Brunswick owes 1904 Go; assets, So4 10.
Chas. +. Shelton, b. & 0, rackman-
Brunswick. owes $3.50; assets S48. E.
Grant Haws, B. & o. traokman, Bruins.
wick, owes $3S5.25; assets SO.
The Frederick canning companies be-
gan packing the seasons crop of cornWed
nesday. The crop is fairly large one and
The season will be a fairly good one for
the packers The Martinsburg cannery
will can nothing but fruit this year.
Mr.. Joseph B. Leidig and Miss Susan
Viola Price, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Price. OF the county, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage By Rev. c. S. Trump
Wednesday evening at 2. 80 O'Clock in the
presence of a number OF friends and rela
lives The couple will make their future
home in Pittsburg.
Besides the camp of Martinsburg-
ers that are now at Falling Waters
there are two camps from the other side
of he river. One crowd of campers from
Chambersburg, among them Mr.. James
Rearick and Miss Marie Baker, formerly
Of this city, are camping on this side of the
river ard crowd from Pen Mar on the
Maryland side.