Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-09-21
FACE Flvs

MISS Jane SITES w Est BURKE street
has returned from three months
visit 10 Virginia and West Virginia.
Miss Bella Toney, OF Piedmont, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. ]. c. Toney.
Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thompson,
North Raleigh street, have returned
from weeks visit at Little George
town.
Misses Mary Dunbar and Averill
Miller South Queen street have gone
to Tairmont to spend couple OF
weeks
Mrs George l.. Viewer, South RAJ
eigh street. returned home Yesterday
evening from Washington where she
underwent an operation for appcndi
citis.
Miss Jane Mendenhall. OF Columbus
o.. who spent couple months here
with her sister, Mrs sewell l.. Gun.
ningham, West John street, left for
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert Shahan, Of Wheeling.
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
Guy Hetzel. left for home yesterday.
Mr. John Il. oliver, Jr. Second
street, went to Dayton, Va, today to
re.enter the Shenandoah Collegiate In.
stitute. a RI
Mrs John Siess and Miss sallie
cromer. of Hagerstowu, visited Miss
Louise Mckee. West Race street, to-
day
Mn. and Mrs. Edward Kelley. OF
BlaIrsvile, Indiana county. Pa. are
visiting her uncle, Sheriff u. b. Ket-
tering,
Mr.. Edward Rutledge. cashier of
the Citizens National Bank, is spend
ng ten-days' vacation at Berkeley
Springs.
Mr. w. III Heiston, West Race
street, is back from bushes strip to
Berkeley Springs, Hancock and other
points. III
Mr.. John l.. Batemana painter and
paperhanger. has gone to Washington
to take a. clerkship in the Census Do
partment.
Messrs. Richard Teller and John
Price have returned to Morgantowh to
resume their studies lp the West VII.
glnia University.
Miss Rode Cookscy of Washington
after spending week at Mr. r. w.
Trout's. West Martin street, returned
home this morning.
Mr.. Gilbert McKown.. West John
street, has returned from Paw Paw,
and tomorrow evening win leave for
Princeton University
Mrs. william Green and Mr. Garlic
Tillette. of Charles Town. after spend.
ing few days with relatives here re.
turned home last evening.
Miss Nellie Mullen, bookkeeper for
w. o. Nlclxlas e. Co., Is confined to
her home on West John street by an
attack of nervous prostration
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webster, of
berkeley Springs. and Editor N. S. D.
Pendleton OF the Berkeley Springs
News, spent Monday in this city.
Mrs. L. n. Cunningham and little
son Roy, of Baltimore, are here to
spend month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Peter J. Shriver, North
Queen street.
Miss Mary s. Lutpon, Of Kansas
City. who is on an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Porterfeld, West
Burke street. Is spending a few days
at Shenandoah Junction.
Rev. FIR. Martin, now located at Har-
pers Ferry. after spending Monday at
his home here went to Hancock in the
evening TO assist in the forty-hours de-
votion in the Catholic church.
Mrs. w. II. Morrison. Miss May
Laughlin and Mrs. J. G.. Rennt lei.
this morning for Woodstock, Va,
where they will spend a week visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Mary $. Laugh
lin.
Mr. William M. Phillips, Faulkner
avenue, general manager of the West
ern Union office, and Mrs. Phillips re-
turned home this morning from visit
to Atlantic city. Philadelphia and 9TH
er eastern points of interests.
Miss Margaret Seibert. near town,
graduate of the Martinsburg High
school. class of ~. left today Tor
Frederick, Md, where she will enter
the Women's College. She was ac-
eompanied by her father and mother
who viii return this evening.