Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
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Mr.. Raleigh Williams. who travels
and puts up pipe organs for the Mo-
Ter organ company, gave us call dur
ing the holidays.
One dav last week Mr.. Blu tier
ley, while care.essly handling his shot
gun, met with serious accident. The
load passed through his fingers and
part Of the shot passed through his
nose and face. Three of his fingers
and thumb had to be amDutated, leav-
ing not hing bnt the index finger on
the wounded hand
The young folks on Friday, the 10,
enjoved social soiree, at the home
of Mr. ] Fl. Lemaster.
Mr.. Ii. e. Tabler, who is atte nd
ing the medical school in Baltimore
spent the holidays with his parents.
Mr. Jacob McQuilkin. ir., of
Springfield, Ill.,, and his wife. are on
a prolonged visit to friends and rela-
tlves in this vicinity and Martins
burg
Mrs. L. ] Homer. of SmlthheId.
Is visiting her parents at Fultz,
The oyster supper. under the us
picies of the Kings Daughters at Bed
ington, was we'll attended.
The winter term at Shepherd col
lege began Tuesday. Jan. I, with an
enrolment of over hundred stu
dents. several of whom are from Berk-
eley county,.
The Bedington Sunday school re-
grets the. loss of one of their bright
active.pupils, in the person of Miss
Bessie Boward. aged about 10 and
daughter of Mr.. Martin Boward. She
passed over the river of time last
week, to the land of eternity, where
we trust she has Joined the class of
the white.robed throng and whose
teacher is the Redeemer of mankind.
AT recent election of Tribe No. s,
of BedlngtonsI. o. r. M. the follow
ing officers were elected:
Chas. Leblanc, Sachem Chas. Pear
roll, S. Sag. Geo. r. Kershener.
Prorhet Ernest Pearrell, jr., SIG. Ed.
cimmerson, 9. of r.. j. p. Bowers.
X. of W.; f. M. Wilhelm, Ser G.
+. Whltmore. Representative.
Mr.. Herman Evans of Martlnsburg.
gave ns.a friendly and business call
one cav last week. We wish HIM
abundant success in the grocery busl-
ness.
Orestes.
Hedgesvtlle.
Hedgesville. Jan. l6-Mrs. Rob ert
s. Miller and daughter. Imogene are
vIsitingsin Cumberland, Nd,
b. d. SNYDER is on business trip
through the western part of the state
Miss Bertha Dixon. of your city
who has been visiting Miss Nellie Bo-
dine has returned home.
Mr.. A. II. Mckinley has returned
from a visit 10 her home in Hancock,
Md.
Mr.. Adame Ronk of Hancock. Md,
spent Sunday with his mother at this
place.
Ms. A. ii. Smaltz is visiting rela-
tives III Bridewater. Va.
Miss Myrtle Kyner, of Arden, is the
guest of her sister. Miss Nellie XIV
ner.
Mr.. Clav, of.Frederick. Md, visit
ed his son DE-. q. Clay, this week.
Will our Swan Pond correspondent
kindly advise when and where was
the Northern Methodist church or
ganized? Ii this question cannot be
kindly advise if he knows
the OWL War is over.
Death has been in our village, be-
ing two of one family, that of Ed
ward Stollpart visit Jan. 18th and
sister Maggie Jan IA. lnterment at Snv-
ueT CHuTC0 jan 10 ut tHt ehlut muir
Miss Lou Snyder is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Occasional.
GreeDsburg
Greensburg. Jan. Is. The weather |
IS not improving the whoa {. 1t is
thou ght that much of it will be kllle@
Miss Annie Wastler, of Frederick |
Nd, returned home Monday. after
spending over week with her friend,
Miss Lottie Stalev.
Miss Lottle Staley spent the holli-
days in Frederick, visiting friends.
Mr. f. S. Tabler is very i'll at the
presenr writing.
Five members OF Mr.. Everharts
family were down at one time with
Two are now able TO set
up ami the others are improving.
Sergeant John Ditto and wife, of
Fort Howard, Baltimore, Md, were