Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-11
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second class all matter

Mr.. Elliott Long, OF Missouri Is me
guest OF J. H. Llyod.
Mrs. Oalebv. Of Cumberland, isvis-
iting friends in this city
Dir. John slinkman. Of Baltimore.
il home on a short visit.
Mrs. Russle on Queen street is great.
ly improving her front ward
The Hagerstown Ice factory has
closed down for want of coal
Mr.. O. D. Burns who has been i'll
with malaria fever is able to be ont.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Kefauver are
the guests of Mrs. Annie Rutledge,
Queen street,
Misses Lille Clehdenning and Lollie
Legg. of Bunker Hill. spent Thursday
in Martinsburg
Miss Mamie Webster. of Charles
Town. is he guest Of Miss Emma
Yontz, South Queen street.
Mrs. Bentzell, of Coketon W. Va,
is visiting her brother Mr.. Oliver
! Bentzell, Winchester avenue.
Russell Sage, like other mortals,
must suffer bodily ills. He is sick
now, and confined to the house.
Engine No. 81. the one. that turned
over on the Frog Hollow branch has
+. been sent to the shops for repairs.
Quite a number of people who left
the conntveyears ago came east on the
excursion to visit their old friends.
Mr.. r. Vincent Minghini, of Ply
mouth, Missouri is visiting his BROTH
er Francis Minghini of John street.
Mr.. f. T. Hess who has been visit
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. I.
Hess has returned to Baltimore, Nd.
Winchester will get the morning
mail from the east over the b. 81 Q.
and G.. V. The mail being transferred
here
Mr.. H. D. Delmotte, the represen-
tative of the international Correspon-
dence Schools of Scranton, Pa, is in
town.
Judge E. B. Faulkner X Poole and
Prosecuting Attorney NJ. J. Woods
went to Berkeley Springs to tend
court
J. Frank Fields. Hancock, is organ
izing company to erect a $50, 600
cement mill on the Bowles farm, west
of Hancock.
Miss Lizzie Rauch, of Dauphin, Pa.
who has been here for some time with
her aunt Miss E. A. Rauch, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Earnest HODGE and his sister
Miss GENEVA who have been visiting
Miss Nuth returned to their home in
Roanoke, Va.
Next thing We'll have nothing to
wear The Trimmers and Cutters
Union has ordered a strike which will
involve $4,000 workers.
Mrs. G. Reinhardt and Mrs. B. L.
Tallman, of Chicago are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p J. Lang
on West X ing street.
Cards announce the wedding of Miss
Ethel W. Swingle to Mr. James W.
Bowles, Pittsburg, in St Thomas
Church, Hancock, Oct. 10.
David Page was arraigned before JUS
tice Snyder for committing nuisance
at the B. & O. depot. He was fined
s. and cost, which he paid
Mrs. Mary L. Sydn6r, MrssJ. Frank
Thompson's mother, who has been Wis
iting in Strashurg Va, for the past
two weeks has returned home.
Mr. ". B. Clendenning, Bunker
Hills enterprising merchant. came to
Martinsburg Thursday to take B. q
O. train for business trip in the
! East
Mrs. J. H. Ryman left Saturday for
Thomas. w, Va, Mr. Rvman has
been working there for the past month.
They will make that their future
home.
Mrs. J. G Kearfott of Amherst,
Va. and her brother Mr. Ernest
Chappelle, of Paris, Va. are the guests
OF Mrs. J. Baker Kearfott. John
street.
Yard Master Slane received word
from his wife, who is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Prendergast in Wash
ington, that she had taken i'll, md was
confined to her bed.
Miss Jennie Rauch, having spent
several months at the home of her pa
rents in Dauphing county. Pa. has
returned to Martinsburg and will spend
the winter with her aunt, Miss E. A.
Ranch.
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