Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07

Of large pulp mill at Davis. w. Va.
Mr.. o. H. Cushwa, who has been
spending several weeks at his home
near this city, returned 70 New York.
DR.. Duane and MIR. Holt, Of Balti-
more spent Sunday as the guests of
DIR p. d. Barlow. Miss Lille Mullen,
The Winchester Telephone Company
will soon extend the line from Lee
town to Middleway in Jefferson coun
ty.
Mr.. Hunter Kitchen has gone to
Cumberland where he has secured a
position as clerk in the B. and o.
yard.
IN join Won in minute, re-
marked the facetious clergyman as he
proceeded with the marriage cere-
mony.
A young man named Morgan was
struck by Norfolk and Western train
near Ennis, W. Va, Thursday and
killed.
Mrs. G. A. Chrisman, of Calvert
county. Maryland. who has been visit.
ing Mrs. George Roush, rturned home
today.
Mr.. W. ID. Crist. mother and family.
of Washington formerly of this city.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. H.
q. Dorm
Rear Admiral Sampson, is reported
to be quite as well at Lake Sunapree
as he has been for the past six
months.
| Miss Mary Baker and Miss voeple
left this morning over the @. " II
r. on trip TO the Pan American Elk
position.
| Tine Winchester Boot and Shoe
factory has shut down permanently,
the business not proving satisfactory
of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Haden. of
Baltimore formerly of Martinsburg
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr., Geo.
d. Whitson.
Miss Martha Wild, milllner in the
store of +. S. Emmert, is in New
York this week buying the fall MILL
merry supplies
The Misses Fout, of Frederick, and
Mr.. Joe Porterfield, of Falling Waters
are the guests of Miss Carrie Rousch,
Rosemount. y
The word "mile" comes from the
Latin Milel" thousand. A thousand
PAGES of the marching soldier made
the Roman mile.
DIR. and Mrs. S. N. Myers and
daughter, Miss nellie, have returned
from a trip to the Pan American Ex-
position and Canada.
Mrs. Theo. Buser returned yes
terdav from Berkeley Springs where
she attended the funeral of J. w.
Johnson last week.
Miss Jennie Rauch after her sum
mer's vacation has returned to this
city, intending to remain here ut
school another term.
Mr.. John Burnett and niece Miss
Nettie, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
as the guests of Mrs. Lou A. Pitcher
and Mrs. Jno. w. Pitzer.
Miss Edith Shipley, of Baltimore,
on her way home from Columbus and
Cincinnati, stopped here for few
DAYS with Miss Nan Armstrong.
The Confederate veterans of Char
lottesville and vicinity are arranging
to hold basket picnic and barbecue
near that city earlv IN September.
Gen Fltzhogh Lee has been the
guest of Mgr. Walter George New
man at his magnificent country home
Mount Athos, in Orange county, Va.
The new tannery above the Otter
creek, near Hambleton, W. Va. will
soon be completed. The main build
ing will be $50 feet long and 5SS feet
wide.
s. L. Monday. of Elkins, was taken
to the MAJ land Hospital at Cum
berland shot through the lungs and
liver. The chances are that he will
recover.
| Emyer Spiro. clothing merchant.
Waynesboro, has been declared a
BANKRUPT He made deed of assign
ment July 10 last. Liabilities $40. 900 ;
assets 80, 600.
The Young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Trammell, of Martins
burg, VINO is visiting at Wllliamsport
fell at Pen Mar, injuring her arm.
Hagerstown Mail
II hope the hot weather is over, .
remarked the pessirnist. We have
surely had enough this summer -
"Yes; quite enough to last all win