Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-07-20
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Banker Hill, July IS. Harvest is
past
W. n. Wright spent Thursday last
in your city.
Mr.. Bud. Pyle and Brother, of Baiti-
momre, was in our burg last Thurs
| day on business.
Mr.. W. b. Clendenning and sister
spent several days last week camping
on tine Potomac river.
We note with pleasure the improved
condition of our fellow townsman Mr..
no Stewart.
| Miss Mary Blamer, Of Keyser Is
visiting the family of w. FL. Wright.
Miss Maude Cline of PHILADELPHIA,
is visiting her relatives.
A heavy wind and rain storm visit
ed this place Thursday last but no
serious damage was done.
". G. Stewart took in Falling
Waters few days last week.
Miss Buleth Glaze, of Winchester
is visiting friends in this neignbor-
hood
Mr.. S. s. Cline received car load
Of fine river sand on Thursday last.
Mr.. S. S. Cline is prearing to build
corn crib and garnnery ON his farm.
Mr.. VIM. Martin who has been in
California for some time is here buy
ing up cows he is looking as well as
ever.
W. II. Wright was visiting $. n.
Rhoman on Sunday last.
Mrs. Mary Petrie, children and sis
ter of Pennsylvania are visiting the
family of Mrs. Ella Janney.
Mr.. j. H. Gephart, route agent
of the Adams Epxress Co., stopned IN
our town Wednesday last.
Mr.. Nick Winmam of Ohio, is visit
ing DR.. G.. W. Smiley.
We have been informed that Mr.. G.
w. McKown has been appointed
teacher for the the Bunker Hill
school the coming term.
Mr.. James Henson and wife spent
Saturday in Martinsburg.
Ripe apples have made their ap-
pearance on our market and the small
bow is happy.
Mr.. Yost of Winchester, was in our
town on business Saturday.
Miss Ella Noll, of Martinsburg spent
Friday with Miss Georgia Pltzer
Mr.. Lickllder, of Hagerstown was
here ON Tuesday ON business. .. h.
Baxter, July 1S.-We are having
plenty of ram.
Miss Ida Shriver, who has been verv
i'll is slowly recovering.
Rev. 4. G. HARPER will pay his
mother visit this week.
Miss Clara Butts of Jones Strings,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mr.. John Chase, of Rollings, W..
Va, spent few days with hismother
the first of the week.
Rev. Mckinley preached at the
Chapel, Sunday.
Mr.. Balm Mason and wife was i'll
Martinsburg today.
Mr.. G. g. Edwards called on Miss
Dolly KEGS Sunday last.
Miss Florence Harper of Cumber-
hand arrived at this place to spend
some time with her mother.
Mr.. L Fl. Butts of Jones Springs
called on Miss Virgie Shriyer Sunday
night.
Mr.. Aaron Shrimp is fast recovering.
Providence church will hold pic
mic in the grove Saturday July 21th,
all are invited by the committee.
Kooiy Sam.
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Foltz. p. 0. July 1.-THE wheat is
not Welding as much as the people
had thought. So far as we can learn
only about half crop is realized.
Next week Martinsburg will be
alive with the educators of this and
adjoining counties.
Mr.. c. D. Pearrell has been duly
elected as representative to the State
Council of the Jr. O. U. A. NJ
Mr.. John Strobe, for many years
resident of Kentucky who has been
making his home near Bedington thi:
county died on last Sunday morning.
His remains We're Inferred IL
the church yard at Falling Waters OF
} last Tuesday Mr.. Strobe is an uncle
to Drs. l.. s. Srode and y. j. Lemas
ter. He leaves Il host OF friends anC