Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-07-20

The rainy weather is rotting early
peaches,
Rev. Sam Jones will be at Inwood
I next sunday.
A frieze on the wall isn't in il with
one in the ice chest.
Mr.. J. L. Seibert was in Brunswick
yesterday on business.
Ice cream is said to be an infalable
remedy for hiccoughs.
A woman has three weapons-fat-
terry, food and Irritation.
Political lightning does more harm
to some men than other kinds.
Ii is mistake TO imagine that every
man with a diploma is diplomat.
Mr.. 9. f johnson of Berkeley
Springs spent Monday in this city
A bill of fare is never presented
! when man buys a railroad ticket.
Geiser Manfg. Co., of waynesbobro,
will increase its capital stock to $780,,
600.
At all the churches in Jefferson
City, Mo-. prayers were made Tor
rain.
1t seems rather strange that the
Polish people have made an effort TO
find the Pole.
1t sometimes well to be absent
minded when it comes to forgetting
our troubles,
Atlantic City people claim that
without Sunday beer it isn't much
of watering place.
/. The love of money may be the root
of Ill evil but the love of baseball
produces the rooter.
Mr.. JAS w. Wayman of Terra
Alta. w. Va. was among the visitors
in Martinsburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Fisher and
son have returned from short stay at
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Miss Mary Burr is attending the
Catholic Summer School which has
just opened at Harper's Ferry.
Charles Busey, who has been driv-
ing the Hotel Berkeley transfer wag-
on has gone to Pittsburg to work.
Miss Anna May Garvey, accompanl-
ed by Miss Bessie Yontz, is visiting
her parents at McMechen, W. Va.
Farmers are alarmed over wet
weather damaging wheat. Soma OF
it is sprouting. Many are threshipg.
Mrs. Duane, of Baltimore who has
been here on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. I'D. Barlow has returned home.
Mr.. Ray Thompson left on No. o
D for Tiffin Ohio, where he will join
the Empire Vanderbilt Company as a
musician.
Miss Buela Shull, of Roanoke, Va, is
the guest of Miss Virginia Thompson,
S. Queen street
Miss Mable Kilbourn, of New
Brunswick, N. j., is the guest of Miss
Nellie Mulliss, W. Burke street.
Some one wants to know ii the
weather mans assistant, who pre-
! observation-disclosures isn't a lightning
calculator.
: Misses Florence Hudgel and Mary
Van Metre, of near Vanclevesville. are
spending several weeks .as the guests
of Miss Hattie Gerling
Miss Rebecca Taylor and niece,
Miss Minnie Bowers. who have been
visiting in Waynesboro, returned
home Tuesday night.
A colored woman employed by Mr..
James Garnett, at Crooked Run, Gull
pepper county was struck by lightn-
ing and instantly killed.
They have now located Pat Grove
in South Africa. Pat gets about the
world with the speed of Vanderdec-
ken, the FLYING Dutchman.
Men are all alike, declared the
cynical old maid. Eyes; l suppose
all men look alike to you, murmured
the frivolous young thing.
Mrs. j. L. Crider of Frederick, Md,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. John I. SnodgIass, N. Raleigh
street has returned home.
Miss Marguerite Shull, who has been
vi sitting in Washington. stopped over
here on visit to Miss limo Thompson
on her way to Roanoke, Va.
Mr. VIM. Spillman and sister Miss
Ella and Miss Anna Deatrick, left on
the Duquesne' for Buafflo, and the
Pan American Exposition.
Fl Prof. j. w Tinsley, left Monday for
Berkeley Springs. He will leave there
tomorrow for Middlebrook, Va, where
his family have already gone.
Mr.. II s. Mutton. of Richmond,