Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-01
Election bets are ripening.


sprinkle in the valley.
Mr. 4. A. Lamon, Of Harper's Ferry
spent SUNDAY in this city.
Taking advice is a good bit like TAX
ing medicine 1t reqaires faith.
a man finds it necessary to blow in
his money when he has blowout
The man with family of grow mp
daughters is surely under home rule.
Miss Legg, Of Washington, IS the
guest of Miss Mary North, King street.
Lots Of men waste their time brag
ging about the things they use to do
Supt. I. L. Dunn, of the Crawford
Wooden Mills, is in Richmond on bus
mess.
The woman who does the most talk
ing isn't always the one.who gains her
point.
Mr.. d. r. Shaal, who has been in
Philadelphia on business has returned
home.
When a mother and daughte~ are Ia
ken for sisters there is boup 10 be
trouble.
The doctor believes that while there
is life there is hope of tanning up
large bill
Mr.. William Everson, of New B uns-
wick, n. j., is the guest of Mr.. Chas.
Kilbourn.
The average magazine serial contains
about as much meat as a prepared
breakfast food.
Miss Viola Hesson, of Washington
is the guest of her uncle Mr. Hesson,
Raleigh street.
The phrenologist can 9ften te. by
the bumps on ms i head wl'at SOFT
of wife he has.
Mr.. John Middlecamp, who spent
Sunday at home, returned to his wotk
in Cumberland.
A man with toothache always
heaves a sigh for relief when he finds
the dentist is out.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen B. Noll return
ed Saturday night flom their bridal
tour of the Eastern cities.
Miss Beulah Schulz, of Roanoke. Va,
is visiting her cousin, Miss limo
Thompson, S. Queen street.
Mr.. Jas. Fisher, wife and son Carl
are on visit to New York. Mr.. Fish
er is there buying up Christmas stock.
Miss Virginia Patterson, on Will
Transport pike. left for Uniontown,
Pa, where she will make her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Luckens, of
Philadelphia, are spending few days
here. They are stopping at the Berk-
eley.
Half the trouble in th;, world. .
saws the cynice' bachelor IS caused
by women. 1he orhe- nal aso !
exist. ~
A woman goes to the theAter to have
care whether the play makes her laugh
or cry.
Mr. RAYMOND Kilmer has accepted
position with the engineering corps
at Tug River. w. Va. under J. p X
Miller.
Messrs II. 0. Ehms and M S. Will
sou, of New York who are hacking
apple in the county spent Sunday in
Martinsburg.
Messrs. John Bowers and Frank Will
helm left for Newark, o., where they
will attend the convention of b. L. E.
to be held there.
Miss Amelia Eberly. formerly of this
city, but of late years resident of
Garret, Ind, is here on visit TO her
relations for two weeks.
Col Thomas Shepherd and wife who
have been visiting their cousin Mr.. E.
G. Williams have returned to their
home in Springfield. H.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin who have
been spending the last two weeks with
relatives in this city. returned to
their home in Roanoke. Va.
Mr. Frank Geyer resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in M. g. Tabler's cloth
ng store to accept position as sales
man for the Southern Merchant Tail
oring Company of this city.
B. & .. train No. 3 running one
hour aud ten minutes late at Grafton
Monday morning, arrived at Parkers-
burg only 20 minutes late, making up
so minutes in the 104 mile run. 1t
was one OF the fastest runs ever made
on that part of the road
Mr.. G. H. Reynolds and three Young
est sons of this CITY, left last week
for York. Pa They expect to make
York their future home. The rest of