Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-09-22
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Rev. Father L. F. Kelly spent the day
in Harper's Ferry
Mr.. Robert Lamon, of Brunswick.
spent Sunday here.
Miss Bette Wild has returned from
visit to Washington.
Miss Appleby. of Washington. is the
guest of the Misses Wisner.
Mr. A. H. Baker, of Shepherdstown,
spent Sunday in .. artinsburg.
Mr.. S. L. Hoover, manager of the Win
chester Telephone Co, is in town.
Miss Nettie Smith. of near Middleway,
is the guest of Miss Hattie Lockhart.
Attorney A. G. Wynkoop. of Charles
Town, was in Martinsburg Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Mullen, of Baltimore, is
visiting the home of DR.. P. d. Barlow.
Mr.. Walter J. Lambert has returned
from short visit to his formerhome in
Frederick.
Mrs. S.V. Fiery and children are spend
ing some time with Mrs. cambridge in
New York.
Mr.. Carey B. Rule. of Roanoke, Va, is
now with the Quenzel Printing Company
OF this city.
Messrs. Thomas and Fred Byers. who
are working in Washington, made a sly-
ing visit home Sunday.
Mr. Frank Legge, of the B. & o. at
Washington. spent SUNDAY with friends
here and at Shepherdstown
B. & 0. Train Dispatcher Benjamin F.
Slane, spent Friday with his daughter,
Mrs Hhdebvand, in Frederick.
Mr.. VIM. HAYES. of THE EVENING
WORLD composing room, spent Sunday
at his home in ShipPensburg, Pa.
Master Milton Hess. who has been Wis
iting the home of Mrs 3. O Orem, has
returned to his home in Baltimore.
MIR. J. d. VIM, OF Sumpter, S. c., is in
Berkeley county to recuperate. He is the
guest Of his uncle. Mr.. !. w. Mckown.
Mrs. Annie Smurr who has been spend
ing the summer in Brooklyn with her
daughters, returned home Sunday night.
Mrs. Abraham Ho-sfall. who has been
spending part OF the summer at her form
er home in Utica, N. y, returned Thurs
day.
Mrs. C. w. Sartman was called to
Germantown. Md, on Saturday by the
ilne S OF her daughter-in-law Mrs. VIM
Saniman.
After a visit of two months with rela-
tves and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. {. W..
Hoffman and children have returned to
their home nMcKeesport.
I Mrs. Asbury Hubbard and niece. Miss
I Jennie Hubbard. of White Hall. Va, are
visiting Mrs Hubbard's brother, Mr..
Jno. { Hutsler Maple avenue.
Mrs. VIM. Appleby and niece, Miss
Brown. of Baltimore, who have been Wis
iting the family of Mr.. Geo Appieby,
| Race street, nave returned home.
Rev. John S. Douglas, pastor Of Trinity
Episcopal church, who is on vacation,
[ left SUNDAY for Washington, having
been here for a few days on business,
| Mrs. Lula Pitcher and daughter Ethel
who have been visiting Mr.. fHZef par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. w. Pitzer, re-
turned to Baltimore Friday afternoon.
I Miss Bessie Lamon. who works in the
U. S. Fish Commission in Washington, is
home on a sick leave. She is now the
guest of Mrs J. I. Janney at Bunker
HILL
Mrs, VIM. Aschoif, who has been
spending the summer at the home OF heE
parents, MIR. and Mrs Frank McAney-
returned to her home in Brooklyn Sat
\ urday morning.
Mrs. John A. McBee, and little son,
Doyle, accompanied by her sister, Mrs,
Hartwell and daughter, have returned to
their home IN Homestead, Pa. after a
pleasant visit at the hospitable home OF Mr.
Dan Henry, South High ST. Mrs. Fentor
McBee will return with them for brill
sojouru among the bills Of Pennsylvania.