Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-12
SNOWFALL weather.

b Last nights cool weather caused
II hurried return to heavy clothing
Il MANY man gains record for popu-
larity by keeping his troubles to himself.
No matter how other articles fluctuate
in price, writing paper remains stationery
The house of inc. Zimmerly, near Cum
berland. was badly damaged by lightning
Rev. Knight and Mr.. Wolf, OF Clear
spring, Md spent Wednesday IN TINS city.
Mrs. Ino. w. Dodd spent day at the
n home OF her father, in Frederick county.
II Va.
II Work has begun in Hagerstown on the
II Washington county Free Library build
ing.
Mr.. c. H. Reynolds has returned from
"a business trip to Philadelphia and New
York.
II Mr.. Robert Thatcher is building new
addition to his reside4ce on the Iuscarora
sgrade.
II Mr.. Geo. d. Pitzer is having a new adj
Editon built to his residence IN the village
sof Arden.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Burke, of Alexan-
hria. Va, are visiting their parents and
friends in this city,
The West Virginia Wonders went to
aHarper's Ferry Thursday to play the
IStorer College baseball team.
Miss Gertrude Lantz, who has been
tisitine friends in this city, returned to her
home IN Washington this morning.
Mrs. Samuel Emmert and Miss Edith
| Roach, of Hagerstown, are on a visit TO
| Inc Misses Rutledge, at the Berkeley.
DIR. w. E. Minghlni, accompanied by
hrs. Minehini, left for Parkersburg to at
Ind the meeting of the State Board of
Rental Examiners.
Miss Daisy We'll, who is employed in
he trimming department of Joel Gutmans
lore, Baltimore, arrived home Wednes-
ky to spend the week.
Dion. H. c. Getzendanner and H. E.
Eundev, of Shepherdstown, passed
through here Wednesday on their way
&ome from the Fairmont convention.
Hon. r. S. Burkhardt and DIR. S. n.
.vers left Tuesday afternoon for FAR
Aont to attend the annual conclave OF the
ate Grand Commandery of Knights
Gemplar.
4 Thursday afternoon the mercury in the
government thermometer creeped up to
\ degrees, which is unusually high for
his season of the year. At the same time
q "wednesday it registered 80 degrees
liver.
Hunter Shade, a young man who
tards at the home of Mrs. Jessie White,
N. Center street, is less bicycle.
When he was through riding the wheel
might he put it in shed in the yard.
khcn he went to get it in the morning 1t
Ms gone and now he is endeaVoring 20
1--WE the problem of its disappearance
MISSES Eleanor and Jean, Masters
Made and Stephen Elkins Bowers, child
of u. S. Fish Commissioner Bowers
Gnt to Inwood Wednesday to spend,
he day with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Strong
Ale occasion of the visit is the joint cele-
Nation of the birthdays of Mr.. Strong and
Master Stephen Elkins Bowers.
Nm the north eastern corner of the
1unty along the Potomac have lived for
past IL years splendid pair of eagles
II Aese eagles have managed to sustain life
spite of the continuous efforts OF out
to shoot them. Many have set out
|kill them, but so many have failed that
(w anyone who proposes to xiii them IS
u pmptiy hooted down.
MONDAY at the quarterly meeting of
/ Consstory of the Reformed Church
this city, Elder ID. NJ. Kilmer as primal
IS and Fl. J. Selbert were elected dele
les to represent the congregation at
J annual meeting of the Class of Vir-
Va. The sessions of the Classic will
I Tin on Wednesday evening May 10th.
10 in I rieden's Church, Rockingham
Enty, Va. The opening sermon will
preached by the retiring President,
N. ]. P. Harner, of Timberville, Va.
farmer near town has a son George
b IS very hard to get out of bed of
n tnings When called the hoy has a
hit of answering Eyes. sir. and going
Nleep again. A few mornings ago, he
led the boy, got the usual, Yes, sir. /"
then quietly sid up stairs, turned
I'm the cover gave him lively spank
1t happened on that night the hired
had been given the BOYS room. When
tumult was over, the farmer sat down
lind the barn and drafted an apology
j The hired girl.