Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30

Mrs. Anne Grunt. who has been very
i'll is improving.
Virginia Democrats will present. Sen.
Daniels name for Vice President.
1t will probably be several weeks before
our results Of the census viii be known.
Diana must have been the original
summer girl. She is always pictured
with bow.
The building of Mr.. A. T. Hess, N
Queen street, IS being much improved by
coat of pant.
Mr.. John Lindsay, OF North Queen
street. who was paraly zed some time ago,
is still quite ILL.,
Pres't. Z. +. Kilbourn, Oft Kilbourn
Knitting Machine Company Is here from
New brunswick, n. J.
Misses Hester and Rennie Parks went
TO w .nchester today to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Elsye Love.
The Potomac and other streams have
cleared and bass fishing has been resum-
ed after a lapse OF week.
Substitute Mail Carrier White IS acting
temporary assistant Post Master until the
regular appointment is made.
Raleigh c. Criswell was taken INTO
custody Monday by Officer Russler anu
McBre. He was put in the lock up.
Mr.. John Stunke returned to his home
in Philadelphia after spending several
weeks with his mother. Mrs. VIM. Shad.
Odette Tyler and r. d. Mclean, Of
Shepherdstown, will travel in one OF the
finest private cars ever built for theatrical
uses.
Attorney A. C. Nadenbousch left Tues
day for the western part OF thei state to
take dispositions in the Camden Dewey
case
MIR. George A. Fossstt, of Harper's
Ferry, well known IN this city and Miss
Bertha S. Mirson were married in Balti-
more Monday.
Eighteen Hagerstowners. constituting
the Pilgrims, rode to Martlnsburg on
their wheels Sunday. The run over was
made in two hours without an accident.
One fall and one puncture occurred on
the home trip.
The pay roll of the shops and offices
of Norfolk and Western Railway COM
pany a. Roanoke reached the high water
mark last month lacking only S1oo OF
reaching S1oo 900.
Ex-senator Faulkner has purchased Of
Mr.. Chas Rousch the George Walters
farm lying on the ruscarora one mile
west OF town. consisting OF 100 acres. The
price paid Was SIT 900.
Mir. VIM. J Jo5e, manager OF the Craw-
ford Wooden Mills at Brucetown and Mr..
S. NJ. Miller, manager at Bartonsvhe,
came to this city Thursday with Mr..
Crawford from Winchester.
John w. Roach, of White Hall, Va,
has been allowed pension of 50 per
month, and Thomas Woford, OF Berke-
ley County. pension of So per month
through the efforts of J. +. Roberts, of
this CITY.
The streets will be given a good clean
ing several days before the Fourth and
everything done to put the city IN as
pleasing a condition as possible for the
thousands of visitors, who will be here on
that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan b. Davis and
children, who have been visiting Mrs.
Davis parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Dol.,
returned to Philadelphia this morning,
accompanied by Mrs. Doll. who will spend
some time there.
The meeting of the Clerks in the Board
OF Trade rooms Tuesday night was large
~ attended, clerks OF all trades being rep
resented. Sixty-seSen clerks are now
members OF TIE local union, also of the
National Retail Clerks Association.
Miss SalIye Williams, who has been in
a New York hospital Tor the past several
month";. returned home last evening very
much improved. She was accompanied
by her mother, who went there tor the
purpose OF returning home with her.
Frances Payne, oolored, died of COM
plicaton OF diseases tuesday morning at 4
O'Clock a. her home ON Winchester Ave,
aged 81 years. She is survived by a hus-
band AMI three sons. Funeral from the
cClored Baptiat chs Oh Wednesday alter
noon at 3 80 O'Clock.
A flat dirt car was derailed on the
stone quarry branch OF the Is. & O. about
one O'Clock Wednesday by a b ock Of
wood falling on ;he track. The work of
hauling the stone was delayed short
time until the track was cleared. The
Car was considerably damaged.