Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03

StOcker, BAKER ana C0nIecCOnef
First place in Junior 440-yard run
celebrated Bardetts Fountain Pen. NJ
IS. Burdette
Second place in Junior 440-yard run
Monthly Ticket to Dreamland Thea
ter. with Privilege Of Taking Lady
Dreamland Treater.
First piece in Senior 220-yard dash
Fine straw Hat, The Bert Store.
Second prize 220-yard event. 20
Soda Tickets at Manown's Phar-
macy.
All the children between the age Of
and IL years will be given JOY
Ride by the autoists Of Martinsburg
on Next Monday when the Independ-
ence Day celebration viii be pulled
off. The children will meet at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Building promptly at $3.50
and will be given their ride before
the day gets so hot. After the ride
they viii be taken back to the building
and viii tie given some refreshments
by the Ladies Auxiliary and will re-
main in the building to view the Fire
mems parade which will start shortly
after their return.
The fireman's parade will take place
at 1890 The parade will form In
the public square and will go west on
King street to Raleigh, to Martin. to
Maple avenue. TO Race, to Queen, to
| Second, to Pennsylvania avenue, to
Queen, to public square passing east
around he band stand and counter
marching up the west side of North
Queen street to Burke and disband
The fourth division will leave the
line or march at North Queen and
Race streets and go south on Queen
street to public square where they
| viii form for review Of returning pa
rade
The FIRST division will consist %
Company "F"' West Virginia National
Guard under command of Capt. w. G.
Kiimer.
The second division will consist OF
civic and patriotic orders.
The third division will consist OF
FIRE companies of the city.
The fourth division will consist OF
ponies and pony teams.
There will be prize for the best
decorated pony team. II there are
five or more entries there viii be
three prizes given
The Hook and Ladder exhibition
| run will take place Gu Queen street
at 1890
The athletic events will begin
promptly at 2 o'clock
The reel races will be run on Queen
street, starting at the corner of Queen
and Martin, and finishing in the pub
lie square There will be three prizes.
The races will start at $50
The captains OF the IRE companies
have decided that there shall be no
more nor no less than Is men COM
posing the running teams.
The judges for the contests in the
two parades have aeen selected, but
will not be made public.
1t is expected that all the automo-
bies will be in competition for one or
the other of the prizes.
Automobiles rendered.
NJ. G. Tabler
w. r. Caskey.
Dr. s. NMyers
B. J. Thompson.
Dudley Harley
IT, w. Martin.
H S. CGshwa
H. p Thorn.
D. w. Snyder. ir.
Max Won Sch agel.
Lee NJ Bender
Howard H. Emmert.
G. A. Miller.
w. L. Jones
F. c. Henshaw.
George Kershner.
X Poole
DR.. M. Virginia McCune.
W. s. Rider.
s. A. Stotler,
e. F. Willard
]. A. Showers
DR.. J. Mckee Sites.
M. l.. Dorm.
Leon III. Ware.
Claude W. Stewart.
J. J. Hetzel. jr.
Miss Lou Ellen Seibert.
w w. Dovney
c. M. Lamar.
w. II. Crawford
F. E. Wilson.
w. F. Minghini.
B. w. Anderson.
C. W. Shipper.
w. w. Westphall.
C. ]. Faulkner
J. Frank Seibert.
r. s. Bouic,
DR.. E. L. Sencindiver.
"a. J Martin.
DR.. r. X. Oates.
H. c. Heffner.
Newton Kidwiler.
Harry WYATT