Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-07-16
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Mrs Jane Armstrong. Of Fredericks-
burg, is in this city SIS the guest OF
relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Bentz and son. of Jeffer-
! son, Md.. are the guests OF friends
and relatives here.
Miss Jessie Walter. Of West John
street, left on visit TO her uncle, al.
NJ. Jeffrey in Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Griggs Brotherton.
of Shepherdston, is the guest OF MRS.
Anna Keavfott on Winchester avenue.
Miss Ethel Lloyd, Of near this city.
is spending some time rs the guest OF
the Misses Ramey. near Cha les Towp.
Miss BLANCHE Clipp, Of Charles
Town, is spending few pays Ia this
city as the guests of friends and rela.
ives.
Miss Anna Landstreei, Of this CITY,
is spending some time in Piedmont.
as the guest of he sister. Mrs. U. b.
McCandish.
Mrs. M. J. Anderson and Miss Cora
Iemaster, of BediDgton, are the
guests of Mrs. Margaret Eversole, on
King street.
Miss Ida fingers, of Gettysburg, is
spending some time in this city rs the
guest of the Misses Stewart on South
Winchester avenue
Miss Mary Schad, who has been
spending some time with friends and
relatives in this CITY. has returned
to her home in Cumberland.
Mr. Oscar II. Cushwa. of New
YORK. fomer resident of this county,
is spending his vacation with friends
and relatives near this city.
Mrs. Jonn.Homrich and daughter.
Elizabeth, of Hagerstown, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. HON.
rich, on North Queen street.
Georse Slime. of Keedysville, shir-
ped the first peaches of the season to
Pittsburg on Thursday. There were
seven baskets in the consignment.
Through Eihe efforts of Pension
Agent Roberts, Mrs. Sarah +. keefe,
of West John street. widow OF the
late ]. W. Keefe. received pension of
S8 ner month with back paw.
In the county clerks Office yester.
day. Attorney w. B. Lindsay was ap-
pointed guardian for Louise Busch.
He qualified and gave bond according
to law.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. @. J. Rams
burg, at their home at Lewistown
Md, near Frederick daughter
Mrs. Ramsburo was formerly Miss
Pitzer Of this county.
Mr.. Edward A. Keller and Mrs. l.
s. Thatcher, of Washington, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Thatcher, near this city. for the past
two weeks, returned home today.
The coatract for constructing a
so fooJ sewer at the dry bridge,
which will he necessary when the
bridge is widened. has been let to O.
W. Buxton. Work will start in few
days.
Mr.. Robert S. Eichelberger, of West
Race street IS critically II at his
home. He is suffering from an attack
of rheumatism and spinal trouble
His friends will be sorrv TO learn of
his condition.
Miss Katharine Ran, Of Harpers
Ferry, and Mrs. Wensell, of Washing
tor. who have been. spending several
days in this city as the guests of Mrs.
Roeeit Miller. on West King street,
returned to their homes today. +.
Rev. u. S. Cyowder. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Bunker
Hill, left Monday for trip which will
include Ironton and Mountain Lake
Park. AT the latter place he will at
tend the meeting of the Epworth
| League.
Mr.W.'S. Miller. of this place, Mon
day shipped the first peaches OF the
season. The shipment was 80 baskets
of fine fruit, consigned to the western
part of the state. Indications are that
the CROP in Berkeley county this
season will ba a good one.
Mr.. William Shaull, of this citv.
who has been holding the position of
book-keeper for the Kilbourn Knitting
Machine Co.. has resigned his no.
sition to accept. another jim Roanoke.
He will accept federal appointment,
and will move to that place in few
davs.
Mrs. Margaret Anne Knott, widow
of the late William J. Knott; died Sum
dag morning at an early hour at her
home near Mothers crossroads after
an illness of several weeks She was
aged "A years, and was an aunt Of
Rev. John o. Knott. The funeral