Local Notes and Social News of May 2 1898
Mrs. W H Baker returns from Savannah after war related early trip aboard a Baltic steamer with twenty five fellow passengers. New York singers Harrington and Randolph perform at Braddock Street Church South. Odd Fellows sermon at Free Will Baptist church raises 12 85. George Stephenson's Master of Sermon and Kremer kin linked to Deland Florida. Rev Seabrook leaves for United Synod of the South with J E Cooper. B&O travel improves with morning train filled, Winchester visitors join. Baptist Young People host meeting and next week Leafe to speak on Romanism in Europe. Carrier pigeon from Shiner to Harrisburg, Pa fails to return. A bicycle scare startles a Market Square horse. harness damaged. Joseph Bell returns from Hagerstown after Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
Savannah
Mrs. Holt
Baltimore
W. J. Harrington
Miss Randolph
New York
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Harrington
M. E
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and
Household of Ruth
G. H. Carter
Robert Orrick
Free Will Baptist
George Stephenson
George W. Washington
N. G
Wm. Kremer
Theodore C. Kremer
Deland
Fla
Messrs
Merton Kremer
Robert Kurtz Jr
W. L. Seabrook
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Synod of the South
J. E. Cooper
Lutheran Synod
Winchester
John McIntosh
Baptist Young People’s
Joseph Leafe
Europe
Chas. Shiner
Harrisburg
Joseph Bell
Hagerstown
Comings and Goings of Martinsburg Residents
Daily notices of residents traveling to Baltimore Martinsburg Charles Town and touching towns including Front Royal Harpers Ferry and Winchester. Several meetings quotes and social events noted with church services and band gatherings as well as local visits and drumming trips.
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Maj. Holmes Conrad
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Sallie Miller
Mary Willis
Joseph Savage
William Massey
Stephens City
Friendship Band
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J. B. Stonesifer
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Dewees Barnett
German Smith
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Harry Lupton
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Elroy Light
Edgar Cather
J. W. Affleck
C. R. Gibbs
Edgar Worthington
West Virginia
W. W. Wall
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Madison Lodge No. 6
Emma Heffin
Front Royal
G. M. Busey
M. H. Busey
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Leu Chow
Elmer Hodge
U. B
Joseph Stegner
Phillips
Edw. Ogden
Evans
Chas. E. Dodson
Trautmann Heller & Co
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Jos. E. Kiger
Carson Haymaker
Jordan’s Springs
Robert I. Striker
H. Schmidt
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Charles Gibbs
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Frank Boxwell
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Striker and Shiner
George W. Kurtz
Main Street
Wm. Sumption
Y. P
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Jane Swisher
Randolph- Macon Academy
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Carroll Supinger
Edgar R. Harmer
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S. F. Garton
Epworth League
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Robert Glass
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Haines & Graber
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