Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
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Entered at the Pos,-osHee Of Martinshurg, W. Va /,
Second-ClaSs Matter


Eve was the first woman to COM
plain that she didn't have anything
to wear.
The Tennessee Supreme Court de-
cided that women cannot practise law
in Tennessee.
Miss Mary Smith. Of Washington.
formerly of this city, is the guest Of
Miss Lucy Rice.
The President has promoted 6s en-
listed men TO the rank of second lien
tenant in the army.
Straw hats now begin TO look as If
they had some harmony with the
eternal fitness of things.
An unmarried man doesn't have TO
carry on Irritation in order to be-
come a confirmed bachelor.
What makes the summer girl sue
cess is not only her winning manners,
but also her winning ways.
Mrs. Smeltzer and daughter, Cecilia,
and son, Willie. of Hagerstown, are
visiting the family of Mr.. James Dunn.
The girls who say they wouldn't
marry the best man III the world
generally end by marrying the worst.
Mr.. Louis Wolf, manager of the
New York Clothing House, has gene
East to purchase large stock of
goods.
The Woodstock, Va, Electric Light
Company has been organized and has
asked for bids for the erection of
plant.
The southern end of West Virginia
is having more than her share of dis
asters with devastating flood and
mining troubles.
Miss Mary McElwain, professor of
mathematics at Wilson College,
Chambersburg is visiting at the home
of Mr.. W. 0. Ncklas,
Mrs. Scott G.. Ramer who has been
spending sometime at her former
home in this city returned toWarren
ton, Va. 49,
Miss Cushwa, of Charleston, Md,
who has been visiting Miss. Mary
Van Metre, near Vaudeville, return
ed home Tuesday afternoon.
Col Edward 9. Johnston, of Balti-
more. viii assume the proprietorship
of the TAYLOR Hotel Winchester, sue
ceeding Mrs. Julia Brubaker.
Miss Henrietta Hannis, who is a
trained nurse in, the Providence Hos
pital, Washington, is home to spend
vacation of about two weeks
Mr.. Norris Robinson left Tuesday
afternoon for Washington where he
will spend sometime at the home of
his uncle, Hon. James l.. Norris.
Evangelist Yeakley and his assis-
tants have transferred headquarters
fom the tent on the boom to His
Holiness church. N. High street.
County Court Clerk l. L. Bender
and wife And son Oswald returned
Wednesday from trip to Cape May.
NJ. and Easton and Chester, Pa.
Elk Governor kellogg of Louisiana
and Miss May Wills, of Washington.
returned to Washington Monday morn
ing after a,short visit at "Boydsille. y
Mrs. Elizabeth Newell, wife of
Major j. H. Newell, of near Straus-
burg Va. died Tuesday, aged 60
years. after lingering illness of con-
sumption. So
b. & o. Yard Master b. +. Slane
and wife have gone to Grafton, where
they will spend several days. @. E.
Aud is working in Mr.. Slane's place
during his absence.
Miss M. Cornelia Ringer, of Middle
way, w. Va, and Miss Maud KEYS,
OF Cumberland, Nd, are visiting
Misses Sophia and Ella Mcintyre, of
South Winchester Ave.
Mrs. j. Robinson, of Savannah, Ga.
after an extended visit to relatives in
New York and Brooklyn, is spending
the summer with her son. Mr.. Max
Robinson, 1870 King street.
Miss Cora Albright, who has been
visiting tho family of Mr.. G.. We'll
linger, ION E. Burke street has retnru-
ed TO her home Cumberland, accom-
panied by Miss Alice Wellinger.
Mr.. Luther f. Lemley, of Stras-
burg, Shenandoah county, is suffering
from blood poisoning and gangreen,
which resulted from Wound in his
thumb, and is in precarious condi-
ton.
A new mileage book for use east of
the Ohio has been issued by the B. q
O.EIt is different from the old book in
that it requires in addition to the
erupotura ~ tho rprchasnr that of a