Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-01-05

MISS Virginia, OF New YORK. are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. r. Nc.
Aneny. on West Race sreet.
Miss Mae Rutherford spent Thurs
day with friends in Hagerstown.
Rev Dr. A. J. Gin, of Frederick. has
returned home after brief visit with
Mr. and Mrs, Lee NJ Bender. South
Maple avenue.
Prot Porterheld. a former resident
OF this county, but now OF Columbia
university is visiting relatives near
Martinaburg.
Attorney Cleou Moore. of Charles
Town, was a visitor here.
MIR George II. Carter, of Winchester.
was registered al the Berkeley.
Miss Gillian, of Chambersburg. was
visitor here.
Miss Maud Matthews hes returned
from visit to Baltimore and Washing.
ton
Messrs. Vic Teller and Edgar Lang
left today for the West Virginia uni
NtiSlt1g NHtAt NAAfA ~ = SiudEAiNNs
Messrs. II. H. Hess. Harry Downs and
Thomas Harris, students at the same
place, will leave tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Brooks, of Bal
timore, have returned home after
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Baker, North Queen street
Mr.. Fred Small has returned to Fred.
erick, after spending the holidays with
his mother.
Councilman F. j. Zill has gone to.
Canton, Ohio, on a business trip.
Mr.. James A. Richards, of Williams
port, was a visitor here.
Mrs L. C. Gerling has returned from
visit to relatives in Trenton, N. ].
Mr.. Don II. Parsons. clerk at the
Berkeley, has returned from a visit of
several days to his former home in
Keyser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton ID. Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker. of Cleve-
land, Ohio, and Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Baker, of Brooklyn, who have been
the guest of DR. and Mrs. n. d. Baker
on East Burke street, have returned
their homes.
Mr.. Eugene Bready, of Harpers Fer
ry, was a visitor here over Sunday.
Mr.. w. y. Hall, of Charles Town
visited friends here Saturday evening
Mr.. S, G. Jackson, of Morgantown,
was registered at the Berkeley over
Sunday
Prof. and Mrs, John T. Elliott are
spending few DAYS with friends in
Hagerstown.
Mr.. John Yingging, of Philadelphia
Is spending the holiday season with
his brother, Mr. Harry Yingling, on
West King street.
/ Mr., Frank Dunn, a student at the
Randolph~Macon academy at From
! Royal, is home for the holidays
Mr., Garnett p Morrison, a student
in the medical department of the Uni
yersity OF Maryland, at Baltimore, has
resupfed lis tudies after spending she
holidays with his perergs. Or. and Mrs.
G. T. Morrison. West NinG street,
Mrs. Benjamin Trosel. OF HOmetead
Pa, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Robert ThmneWg on Mort
! ChETch street, has returned home.
Mrs W. H Crawford has gone to
! New York, where she win visit friends
and relatives for some trale.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank EanHorp, who
spent the holidays IN Philadelphia
Nave returned to Martinsturg
Miss salye Faulkner was Tire glest
gf honor al a reception gwen Tuesday
evening in Hag@stown ny Miss Jami-
son
Mr. Joseph Bosier OF Carlisle. is
spending few days in lh;s city.
Mr. James II. Canter, OF Canterbury
Va, is the guest OF his brother. Rev
DR. l. w. Canfer, on West Burke
lstreet.
/ Rev. II. NJ Canter. Of Woodstock,
Va. is visiting his parents, Rev DR.
and Mrs. l. w. Canter, at Trinity
Methodist parsonage
! Mr.. Frank DeGranee. Of Baltimore
IS spending a few days win relatives
( here.
I Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Thompson
have gone to New York, Where they
will spend several days.
Messrs. Guy FelEer, james F.
Thompson. jr, Herbert HaEnis and
Carroll Hinkle students at the Wash
tngton and Lee university, Lynchburg.
Va. who spent the holidays here with
their relatives, have returned to re-
sume their studies. Messrs. Dennis
and Nevin Kilmer. students at the
same place, will return next Monday.
Mr.. George b. Fulk, of the 5unior
class at the West Virginia university,
who has been spending the holidays
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