Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-11-23
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Office of Msrtinsburg, w Va
Second-Class Matter.

/. The mountains south of Roanoke are
covered with snow.
No. the female cashier who counts
money is no countess.
Some mems idea of being chris
tian is to look solemn.
It's fnuny that horse can go nile
and move only four feet.
The THANKSGIVING turkey has only
a few more davs to strut.
If man thinks only of himself he
hasn't much use for business.
More than one hundred houses were
built in Waynesboro this year
A free sewing school for colored
girls has been started at Carlisle.
There is always one thing in hustl-
ing and that is your chance to lose.
If money talks the dollar ought to
say wise things. it has cents enough.
Mr.. E. H Philip. of Mercersburg,
Pa. was among the visitors in Thu
city.
Mr.. Thomas Sparrow. of Washing
ton, ID. q. spent Sunday in Martins
burg.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Wolford,
of w. Martin St., twelve pound
baby girl.
Hon. Forrest W. Brown, of Charles
Town. was in town OH legal business
SATURDAY..
Messrs Walter w, Trout and Clar-
ence Cutler spent Sunday IN Havre de
Grace, Md.
Schools at Gainesboro Frederick Co
Va. have been closed OH account of
diphtheria.
The expense of the trial of Czolgosz
the assassin of President Mckinley,
was $1.799. so.
IN Hagerstown meeting was held
looking to the formation of an anti
saloon league.
Mechaniceburg is troubled by an I'M
known man who peers into the win
dows after dark.
Race horses owned by Millionaire
John w. Mackev went through here
enroute TO New York.
Miss Nan Young, of McKeespo rt
Pa. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Wolford, W. Martin ot.
Mrs. VILLAIN Woods. of Hunting
don. Pa, is visiting Miss Lvde Ra-
mer, S. Raleigh street.
Any professional swindler will tell
you that lots of men who are well
do are not easy to do.
Mrs. VIM. ID. Woods, of Hunting
don, Pa, who has been visiting Miss
Lide Kramer, returned home.
President Roosevelt will witness
the Army-Navy football game in
Philadelphia on Novemer 30
Miss May Wills, of Washington,
who has been visiting Miss Sallye
Faulkner. returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Nicklas Koderick. who is with
b. & O. civil engineering corps at
Confluence Pa. spent Sunday at home.
Bank robbers wrecked the safe of a
bank in Ravenswood w. Va. but did
not succeed in carving off any cash.
The difference between new fad
and new wrinkle is that young girls
have fads and old ones have wrinkles.
Mrs. U. s. G.. Pitzer, Mrs. Charles
Warner and Mrs. Katherine Dappin
are spending several days in Washing
ton.
The West Virginia State Bar AS
ISOLATION will hold its next annual
meeting in Clsrksburg February IL,
1902.
Messrs Kelly and Jock Snodgrass,
who are working for the b. q 0.
near Frederick, Md, spent Sunday at
home.
Thirty-four members of the Wo-
mans's Christian Temperance Union
occupied pulpits in Fort Worth,
Texas.
Henry Schmulbach, the Wheeling
millionaire, has sent carload of
provisions to the fire. sufferers at
Thomas, W. Va.
Mr.. VIM. Kogelschatz. of Harton. W.
Va, who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A Kogelschatz,
has returned home.
The young ladies of the Chatting
Dish Club were entertained by M ISIS
Louise Snodgrass at her home on W.
King street. last evening.