Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-11
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golf walk and the club foot!
Lots of fellows have extrayagant
ideas about everything except work.
You can buv saddled horse for
your sweetheart at Silver's Mule Sale.
Miss Mary Everly. of Hagerstown,
is VISITING Miss Lucie Rice. Raleigh
street.
Clarence H. Pitzer has bought the
meat store of McQuilken & s7n ON
Queen street.
There is movement to make Janu-
arv 20, McKlnley's birthday, a ma
tional holiday.
People with good intentions are
sometimes like an alarm clock that.
doesn't go off
Jacob johnson. of Bupker Hill, has
been granted an increase III pension
of SIS per month
Some fellows draw on their inaugu.
ration when they have no bank ac-
COunLs w QldW Ou.
Mr.. Henry Hess has rsturred to
school at Mor2autowu, ate spending
the holidays at home.
That combination horse is beauty
Just from Kentuckev he viii be sold
at Silver's Mule Sale.
Six weeks until the dawn OF Leuf
Society will get all the dissipation 1t
can oat of that period.
Near Grafton Samuel CaroChe 3
killed his 3-year-old daughter and
then committed suicide.
In the Federal court at CHE LESION
the mine operators and the Tipe S
agreed to drop their suits.
The old stove which has adotDeu(0
the men S waiting room i'll the E. d
o. depot has been removed.
MISS Sallye Faulkner entertained
the young ladies of the Chafing Dish
q lub at Boydville last night.
Rev. and Mrs. Jno. O Hawk, OF
Bridgewater, Va. are visiting Rev.
Hawks sister Mrs. NJ. &. Tabler.
Burgesses of the COmbet'aud Valley
towns will so to Harrisburg to meet
the old Liberty Bell on Januaev &.
The Whistler Trust paid out 81, 81
SOS in dividents dufing the yea;
more than double that of last year.
VIM. Parker, q b. & o. brakeman,
had his feet badly frozen while on
dutv and is in a hospital at Falrmont.
Three-tourths of the earths surface
cannot be cultivated, owing to moun
tain ranges swamps aud barren laud.
A dog locked IN his Office destroyed
Attorney Richard A. Welsh. OF Key
ser
The vestry of Zion Episcopal church
at CHARLES Town has extended a Das-
torial call to Rev. Alfriend, of Pulas-
XII, Va.
A few of the country people took
advantage of the snow by coming oct
in their sleighs before Old Sol got in
his work.
Miss Stella Yearlck has accepted a
position in County Cle,k Beuder's
office during the illness of Deputy
Clerk Hill.
Several from this city went to Hag-
erstown and Shenhe dstowp Yesterday
afternoon to see the old Liberty Bell
pass through.
MIR. Geo. W. VapMetre, the local
weather observer aud county survey
or, has bad a Winchester phone plac-
ed u hlg house.
DE-. J. S. Boak, who has been con-
fiued co the house for the past ten
days with stomach trouble, is able
20 be out again.
The congregation of the Presbyteri-
an church at Falling Waters has ac-
cepted the resignation of Rev. E. Il.
Leybvrn as pastor
Mr.. Nicholas Roderlck, who is
working with the b. & o. civil en-
gineering corps at Confluence, Pa.
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. s. j. Lewis and Miss Gertrude
Keller, of Boliver W. Va. returned
home after few DAYS visit to their
cousin, Mr.. J. A. Bird.
Mrand Mrs. J. S. Gallaher have res
turned to their home in Berkeley
Springs, after pleasant visit to their
dauhgter Mrs. M. e. Bird.
Mr.. Robert HI. Boyd returned 10
the West Virginia University. at Mo-
gantown. Sunday, after spending the
holluay vacation at home.
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