Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-11
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Lewis Thomson and friend Of Mar
tinsburg. was in our town Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Boyer and daughter, Miss
Grace Roderick, Mr.. Allen Noll, VIM.
kilmer Of Martinsburg took in the
Baptising Sunday.
Rev. II. A Smith of the colored
Baptist Church Immersed the converts
ia Mill Creek Sunday, quite large
crowd was in attendance.
Rev. A. A. White of the Presbv-
terrain church held communion SER
vice in the church Sunday.
Mr.. Edgar Stewart Of Morgantown
visited his parents Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Miller, Of near Ger
ardstown was the guest OF Harry
LaFever Sunday.
The young folks of this place held
dance in Wrights Hall on Friday
night and had very nice time.
Robert Hayslott was in Winchester
on Monday
Mrs. W. H. Wright is still confined
to the house.
Mr.. H. f. Morrow is still confined
to the house.
Mrs. Cline of Wavnesboro, Pa,
is visiting her sou here.
j. +. Stewart was in Winchester
on Tuesday.
W. b. Snyder of Winchester, was
here on business Tuesday. o. K.
Jones spring
Jones Spring, May 8. - Pleasant
weather at this writing.
The FARMERS are busy planting corn
this week.
The fruit trees are out in full
bloom.
Mrs. Jane Pitzer was the guest of
Barber Snyder on Sunday last
Mr. James Stucky and family were
the guests of Mr. Nelson and Annie
Reese, Sunday last.
Miss Hattie Snyder was the guest
of her sister last Sunday.
Mr.. Dick Anderson has come home
from West ON account of illness of
his father.
Mrs. Hattie a. Snyder, wife of
James Snyder died from the effects
of consumption. She was member of
the u. B. church for fifteen years.
She died on April the twenty fourth.
age 81 years, her husband, three little
children and a mother and three
brothers survive her. The funeral
took place from the house, Thursday
at O'Clock.
Mr.. johnson of Jones Spring was
the undertaken.
The little infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hall died on Saturday Nav
the fourth, the funeral took place from
the u. B. church on Sunday morning
at Jones Spring.
There will be Children's Day at u.
B. church June the second.
Also Chilrden's day at the M. E..
church June the ninth.
vancIevesvilIe.
Flowers every where.
Fruit trees are laden with bloom,
and fair promise of fruit i'll guam
titles.
Farmers are rushing the corn
ground and many are ready to plant.
j. V. VanMetre has one field planted.
c b. Britt, of Piedmont, formerly
of this place is here for a short visit.
J. w. Welshans from near Beding
ton passed through our village Satur-
day on a.visit to his farm.
Mr.. Chas. Frabey while handling a
Young horse was thrown to the ground
and badly bruised.
Mrs. Jacob Beerman is quite i'll at
this writing hope she will soons re-
cover.
MIR. and Mrs. Holland Moler spent
Sunday at the home of H. r. Hardes-
sty.
Messrs. John Knadler and Nathan
Jones spent Sunday in our fneighbor-
hood.
MT. JONI DuitOh anu SAahNsohi -
mer. are on the sick list, we are
sorry to state.
Sheep shearing has begun in our
neighborhood and from the large
number of heecy fellows that dot the
green fields, think ID. VanMetre has
the most of it to do. Piney
| Ridenour's.
Ridenour school closed Friday 49,
1901. Within the term enrolled 40
pupils. Average attendance for the
term "a.
Friday night at s o'clock an enter
tainment was given bv the school
Pronounced to be the best ever held