Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-04-06

wagon, throwing n contents. q
quantity Of coal AMI wood ont upon
the ground. He completed his task Of
delivering the goods in another
wagon.
Judge Il. Boyd Faulkner, Attorneys
NJ. T. Ingles, j. NJ. Woods. Y. s. q.
Pitzer and Ward b. Lindsay wen to
Berkeley Springs on legal business
this morning.
Prof. Fred Luscomb left fhls norm
ing for Richmond. Va. where he
will spend a vacation of about two
weeks. He will be the guest of Rev.
G. P. stealey.
Mrs. Emma p. Towers. of Washing
ton, stopped over here this evening On
her way to Roanoke, Va, and will
spend the night as the guest of Mrs.
Jas. Il. Thompson.
Mr.. Leonard Morrison, Of New York,
the northern representative of the
Auburn Wagon Company, who has
been spending sometime in this city
returned home today.
Mr.. Vim. G. Isett, leader of the La
Fayette College Glee Club. who has
been thesguest of Mr.. Harold Bender
for the past several days returned to
his home in Pittsbnrg Tuesday after
noon.
Michael Moran who has been in
Baltimore undergoing medical treat
ment, returned home "Wednesday
with his face, part of which was
blown away by a shot gun, partially
fixed up.
Two Cinnamon from Washington,
Moey Woey and Sam Lee, have rented
the storefroom on W. Martin street
vacated by Mr.. Lemen and are max
ing preparations to start a Chinese
hand laundry.
Rev. S. G. Ferguson pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south,
hassgone to Roanoke, Va, to attend
Conference. He will be assigned to
another1place, having served the limit
Of time in this city.
ThefBaltimore & Ohio had a record
breaking day last FRIDAY in the move-
mentsof Immigrants from New York.
-Four train loads passed through
Martinsburg. There we've about 1900
people in the four trains.
Mrs. MAJ Robinson went TO Wash
ington this afternoon to meet her
sister, Mrs. j.. w. Levy, who is on
her way to her home in Augusta, Ga.
from a visit to Boston. She will stop
over here on a short visit.
The date Of the play to be rendered
in the Cnetral Opera House by the
Shepherdstown Theatrical Club fol
the benefit of the City Band has been
fixed for Friday April IL. The play
is entitled Under the Southern
Gross"
The many friends of Capt. Vim. r.
Snodgrass were glad to see him out
yesterday for the first time since his
return from the hospital. The cap
tain seems to be in good spirits and
is improving as rapidly as could be
expected.
1t is reported on good authority
that Rev. DR. John + Hyde, presi-
dent of the Valley Female College
will present his resignation to the Me-
thodist Conference which meets in
Roanoke tomorrow and ask to be re.
tired from his labors
Attorney w. @. Kimer has pur-
chased from G. w. Boyer a half in
terest in the Martinsburg Statesman
and that paper will hereafter be run
under the name of Boyer and Kilmer,
editors and proprietors.
Miss Charlotte B Berkeley of Eas.
ton. Nd. has leased from Mrs. Hattie
Snodgrass the Big Spring property
two-and-a half miles south of town
on the Winchester pike and will keep
a summer boarding house there dur
ing the coming season.
Mr.. J.. @. A. Owen, formerly super
intendent of the Auburn Wagon
Works, has gone to Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he has accepted a posi-
ton at a wagon works of that place.
Mr.. Owens family will remain in
this city for the present at least.
Mr.. Philip Shaffer, son of Mr..
Jospeh H.. Shaffer, of this city, has
been appointed to the position of as
sitsant chemist of the Mclean Hospl-
tai. Boston, Mass. where he has been
employed since he graduated in chem
istry from the West VIRGINIA Univer-
sity.
Glenn Holton, Clarence BOYD and
Joseph Kaufman, who were arrested
for fighting at Tabler's sale, were Civ
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