Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-07-19

Capt. w II. Kearfoot left last
night for P%ittsburg on business.
At Charleston n charter was rant
ed to the CHEAT River Railway Com
panv.
Mr.. Otis Williams. of shepherds
town, is spending tire DIZZY in this
city.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Tahler and children
are snmmsring at Mt Clifton He'd
gesville.
Wool wanted. atshighest cash price,
Gray SIlvers. Blondell's bulleing.
(Lutner Miller old stapd.)
Mr.. Lee M. Bender went TO Berk-
eley Springs Saturday evening TO
spend Sunday with his wife.
Miss Emma Brent Smith. of a
per's Ferry is visiting her brother
MIR. q q. Smith N Queen street.
Mrs. r. X. Roberts. of Cape Vim
cent. N. Y /. arrived this morning on
a visit to her brother. Mr.. X. +. Mil
Ter.
Miss Claude Rice and Miss Marie
Smith of Berkeley Springs are visit
ing Miss Percy Kllmer on the D
quon.
Miss Mary Burr and brother Chas.
of Shenandoah junction are vlsitlng
Miss Clara Roberts. West Stephen
street.
Mrs. John Lovett. Mrs. +. M. YER
lex and Mrs. l.. Dew. Gerhardt lett
this morning CD a trip to niagara
Falls and Canada.
Misses Bessie and Maize Hollis are
visiting their uncle q. r.. Hollis OF
Washington. They EXPECT to be gone
about two weeks.
Ther may be a lot of very Brave
men IN Washington State, but most
of them seem to be very busy keening
out of Tarcv's wav.
Martinsburg must have that band
carnival aver ii a few points do have
to be strained III order TO get the
square ready in time.
Mrs. Paul Holly and SOD, OF An
napolis, Md, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Holly's sister, Mrs. W. ID.
Wilen. W. Martin street.
Misses Bertha F'riskev. Agnes and
Bertha Tayman returned this morn
ing from Cumberland where thew Wis
tied friends during the Elk's Carnl-
val.
Mr.. Robert EichelbeTger. jr.. who
i s employed as Shipping clerk IN the
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY store at
Thomas, w. Va. is spending several
DAYS at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thadius A. Bell. OF
Grafton. ant Mrs. Alice Rosegrant.
of Baltimore, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dyche.
w. Burke street.
The Continental Hotel bus is out
on the streets again after having been
given a thorough overhauling at the
Auburn Wagon Works, which improv-
ed its appearance realty.
Mr.. d. w. Rodrick, of Martins
burg. who mas been visiting Mrs. j..
d. Kiger. left today for Charleston,
where she will visit her brother, Mr..
J r Rodrlck.- Winchester Star.
Mr.. Harry P. Fallon. son on Mr..
Samuel p. Fallon. of Piedmont, has
been appointed chief of the Bureau Of
Revision CT Assessment of San Juan.
Porto Rico. at a salary of 81. 800 a
year
The School Commissioners met at
Piedmont and reelected all the teach
ers. giving each a raise OF salary
amounting 70 from $4 to SIS. The
school levy was reduced 10 cents on
the 800.
Pitts burg capitalists have orpanlzed
the Preston Oil company. and have
taken up /, 100 acres OF supposed oil
land reaf Masontown. N have be-
gun the first rest we'll ON the J.. L.
Wel'on farm.
Rev. Edward II. Hughes. IA native
of Lewis county, West Virginia, has
been appointed pastor of St. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal church, of New
York city. atssa salary of s., 600, and
a furnished His brother.
Rev. Matt S. Hughes. receives a like
salary at Kansas CITY, Mo
Mr.. A.. p. Lord and daughter Miss
Ella, and little son Charles have re-
turned from a pleasant trlD TO Vest
field. Mass. Their friend, Miss Nav
Beck with, a charming young lady OF
that place. whose father, Il. H.. Beck
with, is PROPRIETOR of one of the larg-
est piano leg manufactures of he
III MON. aecQmnaniad them home.