Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-05-12
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phia, is visiting his parents in this
city.
Miss Blanche Rusrk, of Msrtinsburg,
has accepted a position in Cuwber-
land.
Former State Senator Unger, of
Berkeley Springs, was a visitor here
this week.
Deputy United States Marshal
Brown, OF West Union, is here to at
tend court.
Mrs. w. H. H. Flick has been
spending a few days with friends in
Washington
Mr.. Edward Muth. of Washington,
has returned home after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Catherine Miller, Of Washing
ton, is visiting Prof. and Mrs. @. n.
Miller, East Burke street.
Mrs. Edgar Bowers left for Lurav,
Va, where she will visit Mrs. Otis
Tyler and the Misses Gordon.
Mr.. Henry Kugelschatz and sen, Of
Norristown. Pa, are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. Kogelscbatz, tbs city.
Hon. John J. Cornwell, of Romney,
late democratic candidate for COVER
nor is on a brief visit to Martinsburg.
Mr.. Kearsley Wysong, Of Charles
Town, has returned home after a
visit here with Mr.. H.,L Alexander.
Mrs. f. A. Miller. of Great Caca-
pom, is spending sometime with Prof.
and Mrs. G. n. Miller, East Burke
street.
United States Senator German, who
has been i'll III Washington since the
first of the year, is said to be in a ser
ious condition.
Justice S. S. Felker and son. Guy,
left this morning for Annapolis,
where the young man will enter the
Naval preparatory school.
Mr. NJ. A. Little has begun the cree
ton of two frame houses on East
John street. They will be ready for
occupancy in two months.
New electric lights and new shades
have been placed on the clock tower
Of the city hall. and the dial of the
clock is now visible after night.
Miss Jeanette Boutman. bnokkeeper
for the Merchant Tailoring Co.. has
gone to Hagerstown to accept a SINH
lar position with a firm of that city.
Mrs. Mary W. Sencindiver, mother
OF DR.. Sencindiver, left Tuesday even
ing for Wichita, Kas.. where she viii
visit relatives. for WI months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Robinson,
of White Sulphur Springs. W. Va,
are spending several weeks with
friends and relatives IN the county.
Mr.. Chss. Teller and wife, of
Cleveland, o.. who came here to at
tend the funeral of the late Jacob
Schleuss returned to their home yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Kantner have
returned to Martinsburg after their
wedding trip to points in the cas-,
and are row at home at No. 2fS North
College street.
Odette Tyler, the wife of r. d.
Shepherd, of Shepherdstown, is APP
pearing at the Belasco theatre in
Washington in different plays as the
stellar attraction.
Miss Frances Hass. employed at the
Berkelye Manufacturing Co.'S factory,
ran a needle into her finger. making a
very painful wound. DR.. Sponseller
dressed the injury.
Mr.. j. M. Miley, representative of
the Standard oil Co., showed up in
Martinsburg Tuesday after an absence
OF a year. He has been transferred to
this territory by his company.
The work of having new yitrifed
brick crossing was commenced this
morning at the corner of Queen and
+A0ibAh atAObts. AUpuN ~ Vi iltst
crossings will be PIT in during the
mex few weeks.
DIR. S. N. MYERS, Attorney A. G.
Nadenbo1sch and Mr.. Alexander
Parks are among the M~artinsburg
members of the Knights Templar who
are tending the meeting of Grand
~commandery at ClGrksburg this week,
Rev. E. W. Feltner, a minister of
the Me hodist Episcopal church has
removed from H~edgesville TO Mar.
tinsburg He VIII give OPP the minis.
try temporarily to become an oganizer
for the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America.
Elijah Dick. a farmer of Frederick
county, died Wednesday at his home,
near the Morgan county line, aged 81