Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-20
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We have good laws II they were en-
forced a little better
Miss Harrison, Of Cumberland, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Charles Lemaster, of Bedington
Is a business visitor in this city
The finance committee OF the city
council met last night and ordered
a lot OF bills paid.
Miss Evelyn Jordon. of Brunswick,
is the guest. of Miss Lillian Licklider,
West King street.
Mr.. Lester Staples bought several
fine horse in Virginia yesterday which
he will use in his livery.
Mr.. VIM Westrater. OF NoTal
Queen street, is improving his proper
ty by painting the fences.
The Salvation Army has sent a
corps of seven workers to Frederick
ard will establish post there.
Mr.. Dennis Barry, who has besn III
at HIS home on Maple avenue eontin-
ues in an unimproved condition
Rev. J. c. Lepps and family will
leave tonight for Southern Virginia
where he has accepted a charge.
49, s.-,. :. ,o,,-,- - IA he nae.
afraid this weather would shoot the
buds so that late frost could kin
them.
A Jasmine bush at the corner of
Maple avenue and Martin street, was
covered with the little yellow bloom
yesterday II attracted much atten-
tbpn.
Charles Obannen, Char1estown. a
boy of u years of age met with a
painful accident by having his right
hand blown off by a dynamite cart
ridge
The reserved seats for the basket
ball game between Shepherd College.
and the Y NJ. c. A. team on Monday
night are on sale at the association
building.
Mr.. Leon Hutslsr, son of Mr.. John
Hutsler, returned from Mercersburg
this morning. He had been detained
there under quarantine with slight
attack of scarlet fever.
ID I~1.e 70 hr
have been on short visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Payton Ramer at Waynesbero,
stopped over here for while on their
way home in Alexandria.
A Hagerstown basket ball team de-
featsd visiting team from Freder-
lex by the score OF II to 2. There
viii be match game at the Y NJ. G.
. A. Monday night between two picked
terms.
This discovery that the crack in the
Liberty Bell had extended IL inches
beyond its original length caused the
sta1tinr OF another movement to pre-
vent the proposed trip of The relic to
the Pacific eoass.
Chambersiburg voted upon a loan
Of $4,000 for the erection of new
High school building ana the vote
showed a large majority in favor of
the loan At York. the s450,900 sew
er loan was defeated.
Lawrence B. Leary and j. Fred.
and Roy w Shaffer. rave leased from
Briggs and Ernst. of II agerstown, the
Family Theatre, Frederick, former
Iy Junior Hall, and will conduct it
as moving picture theatre.
A railroad detective from Roam
oke took to Charlestown Goose
Braxton. colored. arrs sted in Ha-
gerstown on the charge Of being i'm
plicated, with two others, one Of
whom is in jail. in assaulting and
robbing diminutive peddler known
as the midget near Harpers Ferry,
in 1907.
Winchester, Va. Feb 1S--Mr. HON.
er Mason, of Martinsburg, w. Va, and
Miss Ethel Brill. OF Winchester were
married yesterday at the parsonage.
of the United Brethren church by Rev
R. G. Hammond. They left in the af-
ternoon on wedding trip TO Pennsyl-
vania They will make the future
home in Martinsburg.