Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-03-30

Six sheep belonging to +. Rush
Turner. near Shepherdstowns gave
birth TO is lambs. each bringing forth
triplets
The Schiller stock company stopped
over here Sunday on their way from
Cumberland to Pottsville, via B. &
O. and G. v.
: Mrs. NJ. Thompson and daughter, OF
Sandy Hook, Md, are visiting the
home of Mr.. L. Harry Thompson.
Martin street.
Misses Oda Nicklas and Nellie My
ers, who attend school at Wilson Col
lege, Chambersburg, are home on
their Easter vacation.
MI. Robert III. Boyd, who attends
school at the State University, is
home to spend about ten days between
he surinS and summer terms.
DR.. and Mrs. Smoke of White Hall,
Va, accompanied their son to Mar
tinbsurg yesterday afternoon on his
way to Cumberland to attend school.
John Shuman, carriage painter, has
left for Martinsburg, w. Va, where
he has secured employment in a coach
shop. -Chambersburg Public Opinion.
Mrs. f. L, Leblanc left Thursday
for Baltimore, where she will Wis
it relatives until Monday. Mr.. Lee
Dane will leave for the same place to-
morrow.
Miss Mamie Rutledge and Miss Cath
airline Matthaei, of Martinsburg, w.
Va, are the guests of Miss Della
HAITI, ON West Orange street. Ian
caster News.
MI. w. E. Rumsey, of the State
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Morgantown, is here looking after
the interests of the fruit growers in
fighting the San Jose scale.
Rev. DR.. Mills, of New York city
is to preach the opening sermon at
Mountain Lake Park, June 2, at IL
a. m Saturday night, June ~, the
Century rally is to take place.
1t has been decided to purchase a
new library for the Sunday School of
the First Baptist church. Over a
hundred volumes will be purchased
and added to the library already in
use.
Mr.. Holmes Boyd, who is engaged
in the drug business in Baltimore, is
home to recuperate, having been i'll
with typhoid fever. He recently had
an operation performed for another
trouble.
About 80 indians just out of winter
quarters, passed through here Nom
day, enroute East to join Buffalo
Bills show. They were radiant in
native costume with war paint en-
bellishments.
Mr.. G.. H. Potter, of Stanton, Va,
has rented the room in the Grantham
building. Public Square, recently &C
cupied by the hardware store of "A.
Lamon and will open in it a notion
store.
Gov. White has appointed Miss
Vallie V. Henshaw, of this city, and
Henry s. Wilson, of Parkersburg,
members of the boardEof directors of
the Industrial Home for Girls. both
for a period of six years.
Messrs. George Poisal, William
Rumple, J. Humphrey, f. f. Kearns,
Clarace Cutler, Louis Wolfes and
John E. Johns left today for Havre
de Grace, Md, where they will work
for the U. S. Fish Commission.
Mr.. Imbach, the iceman has put a
new wagon on the street, it has a
real metropolitan air and the first
wagon Of its kind in this city. 1t
makes a nice appearance and will no
doubt attract much custom.
Mr.. J. H. Ruby and daughter, Miss
Sallie, of Mt. jackson, Va, arrived
| here last evening on a visit to the
! home of his son-in law. Rev. w. f..
Gruver. Mr.. Ruby will return home
in about a week and Miss Ruby will
| spend the summer here.
ncV. b. G. Gallaher, of the Balti-
more Conference of the M. E. church
passed through here Tuesday on his
way to the annual conference which
is in session in Hagerstown. He
stopped off between trains to visit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5.
Gallaher.
The Buffaloes are still ahead. The
u. S. Government new ten dollar
bills will have a big buffalo head on
them, but it is not known whether
out of compliment to that indus
trious order or not. The order will
cheerfully pocket them if intended fol-