Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-17
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this city, returned home.
NJ. John Mckee and sisters, Misses
Lottie and Louise, have gone to the
Pan American Exposition
Mr.. John Stunkle, Of Philadelphia
was called home By the illness Of his
mother. Mrs. VIM. Sehadd.
Mr.. an Mrs. Tansill and Miss Jones,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Wm
Morrison, N College street.
Rev. I'll. Coop, Of Winchester, has
left the United Brethren church and
Joined the Peoples church
E. H. Jones and o. II. Loe, ad
vance agent and bill poster for Jones
Brothers show, are in town.
There is absolutely no reason in
the WORLD why man shouldn't
get even with an Odd Fellow.
Lieutenant General Miles has is
sued a general order intended to i'm
prove the conditions of the army.
Miss Sadie Ferguson. of Leesburg,
Va, who has been visiting Miss Mar
garet Roush, has returned home.
Mr.. John A. Dugan of Williamsport
Md, is spending few DAYS with Mrs.
G. A. Anderson, 100 Maple Ave.
A number of drinking fountain
catalogues have been received by the
City Council Fountain Committee.
There is something wrong with the
woman who insists upon wearing
shoes that are large enough for her.
Miss Emma Goss, OF Winchester,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Lucy Mcdonald, has returned home
The wise man doesn't spend his
hard earned sheckles abroad when he
has such delightful weather at home.
Misses Emma Stevens and Grace
Swartz, spent SATURDAY. and Sunday at
the Hill Top House, Harper's Ferry.
Justice John w. Martin and wife
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j.
W. Thompson, at Coketon, w. Va.
Mrs. Carrie @. Grimes and laugh
ter, Miss Stella May, have returned
from visit to friends in Brunswick.
Mrs Thomas and daughter, Miss
Emma, are on an extended visit to
Mrs S. A. Moffett, of Mt. Jackson,
Va.
When a girl has two men in love
with her at the same time she feels
that Cleopatra wasn't quite in her
class,
Mrs. Margaret Baxter of West
PHILADELPHIA is visiting the Misses
Boarman, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. f. S. Tabler and daughter
Mabel, have gone to Mountain Lake
Park, Nd, for ten days to attendsthe
Chautauqua.
Some fellows are such hustlers that
they are not satisfied to get there
with both feet They kick because
the are not centipedes.
Justice Jno. W. Martin and wife
returned Tuesday from a visit to
their daughter, Mrs. j. W. Thomp-
son, at Coketon, w. Va.
Mr.. Jno. S. Harrington, accompan-
led by Mr.. Helline foreman Of Mount
Glare shops, Baltimore, spent Sunday
with his family ON North High. street
Mrs E. r. Brown, of Philadelphia
ACCOMPANIED by her friend, Mrs r.
J. Strong. of Washington, ID. O., are
visiting Mrs. Browns sisters, the
Misses Boarman.
On exhibition in the display window
of ID. NJ. Kilmer's China Hall are
half dozen cups and saucers 1876
years old. There are owned by Mr..
j. Fl. Campbell.
Along with the money derived
from the fats VS.. leans baseball game
a few contributions would make a
Public Sqaure of which Martinsburg
need not be ashamed.
The attendance at the Exposition
for the first half of its life was In
round numbers 5000, 600. This means
total attendance of at least 100 900,
600, think the management.
Rev. @. r. Stribling and family
are here ON visit to has mother,
Mrs. A. E. Stribling. Rev. Stribling
will preach in the Presbyterian
church in this city next Sunday on
which day the pastor will be absent.
Chambersburg is baseball mad, and
the situation Is worse than when the
old q. V. league existed. There are
seven teams in the town and a new
base ball park is the next move. Five
acres have been secured for the
grounds