Wedding of Donald Hanger and Miss Mary Bini Hanger
Donald Hanger and Miss Mary Bini Hanger were married at the Fisheraville church with the Rev G. W. Filey officiating. The bride wore dark brown traveling gown with matching hat and gloves and carried a shower bouquet of roses. The newlyweds left for a Northern tour on the fast train before visiting Richmond.
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Pribytenan
Fisnersville
Strane
Miss Ifuny
Perlace
Slarty
Dow
Dy Walker
Co Waling
Percy Hang
Mies
Mary Bini
Marahall
Samuel Shore Donald Wat
Mureha'l WeClare
G. W. Filey
Fisheraville
Major Marshall Hanger
Augusta County
Senate
Richmond
Mr. Donala
Thanksgiving Personal News From Local Lineup
Hon Wm A Anderon spent Thanksgiving with family. Mrs B F Carson of Bonatod guest of sister Mrs Barclay. Miss Vannie Brown of Walker's Creek visited friends here Saturday. Miss Fannie White teaching in Augusta County spent Thanksgiving Day at home. Miss Nora Johnson of Union West Virginia visited Miss Bessie Adair for a week. Miss Cornelis Mish of Augusta County visited Mrs D C Humphrey Friday. Miss Eleanor White at Female Normal School spent Thanksgiving Day at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannie Brown
Walker's Creek
Fannie White
Augusta County
Nora Johnson
Union
W‘va
Bessie Adair
Cornelis Mish
Augusta
County
D. C. Humphrey
Eleanor White
Female Normal School
Ome
New Hospital Opens In Lexington On Washington Street
Dr. Reid White, famed for his Scoiech Irish gift, has fitted his Washington Street building as a first class hospital. He employs two trained nurses and has four patients operating there who have undergone procedures and are reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Reid White
Washington Street
Valley Railroad Company Pays County Tax in 800 Payment
The Tax County Treasurer 8. R. Moore received a check for 800 from the Valley Railroad Company covering the county tax assessed under the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. R. Moore
The
Valley Railroad Company
Iast
Perry Davis Painkiller Endures Sixty Years Of Use
An advertisement claims Perry Davis Painkiller has proven its value over six decades and remains more popular than ever because of its proven effects, not commercial hype. It emphasizes the remedy’s lasting trust and singularity among liniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Uptown and Downtowns Clash in Thanksgiving Youth Football
The Uptowns and Downtowns played a Thanksgiving Day game at W. & L. grounds with the Downtowns winning 12 to 5. Umpire RK. H. Gillock and timekeeper Frazier McClintic officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptowns
Downtowns
RK. H. Gillock
Frazier McClintic
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Internal Cure Advise
Warning against mercury in catarrh ointments and urging prescription use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a mercury free internal remedy with testimonials and price. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Evangelistic Pastor Continues Protracted Meeting at Baptist Church
Rev W P Hines of Portsmouth preached his last sermon November 27 after assisting Rev T A Hall in a protracted Baptist meeting. He is described as an earnest evangelistic preacher. In all over thirty sermons are reported. The meeting will be continued by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hines
Portsmouth
T. A. Hall
The
Baptist Church
Letter to Mr J B Wood Goshen Promotes Paints
A Goshen letter encourages Mr J B Wood to use Longman and Martinez Pore Paints promising a unique attractive finish. The firm claims the paint is the coiest production and guarantees satisfaction with repainting at their expense if not pleased. G H Guinn & Son of Goshen will provide quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longman & Martinez Pore
G. H. Guinn & Son of
Goshen
Announcement on Trinity Methodist Church finances and growth
Rev J H Light announced from the Board of Stewards that five payments were made on church and parsonage. The piece recalls 1880 church plans, 1891 completion under Rev F J Prettyman, and 1899 parsonage purchase under Rev J T Wightman. Current property value is about 20500 with yearly expenses around 1500. Twelve year giving totals 4350 to Southern Methodist connectional work and building efforts sum about 36000. Ladies Sewing Society helped fund rising building funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Light
Trinity Methodist Church
F. J. Prettyman
J. T. Wightman
Ladies Sewing Society
The
Hure
Mountain Tea Promises Relief From Pimples and Sores
An old medicine advertisement touts Mountain Tea as a remedy for pimples sores and cockheads with a warning to seek relief from a druggist for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
VPI Defeats VMI in Fierce Gridiron Battle 21 to 0
In Norfolk on November 28, VPI defeated VMI 21 to 0 before 5000 fans. The contest featured hard line-backing with several injuries and Cadet Ramey of VPI playing after learning his mother was dying. The game was described as clean and hard-fitting from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virgina Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Military Institute
V.P. I
Ramey
Chicago
Oxford
Power of South American Nervine Tonic Promises Cure
Patent style claim praises a tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It asserts immediate relief from the first dose and guarantees complete cure for all invalids. Sold by Gorrell, druggist, Lexington, Vu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Gorrell
Lexington
Photographer's Southwest Virginia Rail Route Ads
Mr. M. Miley, a photographer, spent last week in Southwest Virginia along the Norfolk and Western Railroad photographing views to be used in advertising the railroad and the county through which it passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Miley
Virginia
Norfolk the Western
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use advertised
Ely Brothers offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with atomizer spray for 75 cents including tube. The liquid claims quick absorption and similar medicinal properties to the solid version. Mr John C Paxton and family visited The Lexington for Thanksgiving with their daughter Estel, a pupil at Mary Baldwin Seminary in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N. Y
Mr. Jno, C. Paxton
Indian Rock
Lexington
Mies Estel
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staun‘ton
Allen's Lung Balsam Promises Fast Cold Relief
The ad claims Allen's Lung Balsam stops throat irritation from cold and notes it is non opium based. It also mentions discounted photographic services at Miley and Son's Carbon Studio for December and urges timely use of the remedy against recurring winter illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Miley & Son
Asthma Remedy Cited By Langsville Mother
Emma Jane Entsminger of Langsville Ohio reports a severe asthma case in her daughter was cured after using Ayer s Chest Pectoral. She says three and a half bottles provided relief and ultimate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Emma Jane Entsminger
Langsville, O
Thanksgiving Observed Across Virginia Colleges and Towns
Thanksgiving day activities are described with banks and post offices closing, hunting trips by students, and visits to Buens Vista Natural Bridge and Norfolk for a Virginia Tech game. Washington and Lee suspended duties and Union services were held at a Presbyterian church with a sermon on faith and prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
Buens Vista
Natural Bridge
Norfolk
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Washington and Lee University
Hampden-Sidney
Presbyterian Church
J.H. Light
Trinity Methodist Church
Thornton Whaling
The
R. J. McBryde
T. A. Hall
Baptist Church
Mr Light
Marriage of Miss Glasgow to Houston in Second Presbyterian
Miss Emily Taylor Glasgow and Hubert Todd Houston wed at 1 o clock on November 28 in the Second Presbyterian Church North Fifth Period with Rev Dr Russell Cecil officiating. The ceremony featured tasteful Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches and a formal bridal procession. They plan to reside in Clarkesburg West Virginia after a northern city tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Taylor Glasgow
Hubert Todd Houston
Second Presbyterian Church
North Fifth Pirest
Russell Cecil
Smoot
James Beverly Harvie
Stuart Nagilla Michaux
William Garland Taylor
Gordon Paxton
Norfolk
Francis Thomas Glasgow
Frank Clark
Houston
Clarkeburg
Richmond
Fubhoress
Ebien Glestow
Arthur Graham Glasgow
London
Eng
Glagows
Green Forest
Rockbridge County
Jane Anne Gholson
William Gholson
Cincinnati
Sanuel Rutherfoord Houston
United States
Mini
Greece
Clarksburg
Meem Brothers Involving Pocahontas Mine Disasters
In Lytchburg Virginia on November 26 Lawrence Meem was shot in the eye while hunting at Nela and Stephen Meem was wounded in the Pocahontas disaster rescue. Lawrence faces potential blindness while Stephen escaped serious injury after two mine explosions killed two rescuers. Both brothers are sons of General John G. Meem and are healing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dly
Stephen Meem
Pocahontas
Meem
Cheap Shoes and Bargain Groceries Offered
Local store markets bulk deals from last spring on cheap shoes and a selection of groceries. Promotions include shoes priced from 50 cents to about 3.50 and various canned goods, pickles, preserves, and salmon steaks offered at low prices to attract customers.
Abduction and ransom report from Wise Eben M case
A correpondent notes the capture and planned ransom involving Wise Eben M and an American missionary. The message mentions threats and a demand tied to Miss St Neoles, with vague references to effects of a drug named Roc on health and vigor. Readers are advised to consult local druggists for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesti Hiri
Say-Sha
Eben M
Tukeral-Marth
St Neoles
Christmas Fur Display at Two Beat Houses in Fur Trade
A large dock of seasonable furs to be sold by December 25 offers up to date styles at reasonable prices. Furs are described as comfortable for cold weather and ideal as Christmas gifts. The dealer invites viewing and selection with abundant remnants and specials, including eight to ten ready made ladies suits marked at five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atyle
Allen's Foot-Ease and Fever Cure Adverts in New York
Promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and Fever Cure with testimonials from a Children's Home in New York. Claims to cure feverishness, bad stomach disorders, teething issues, regulate bowels, and destroy worms. Also markets Allen's Foot-Zase powder for damp feet and chilblains with druggist availability and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graptourse
New York
Allens
Olmstead
LeRoy
N. Y
Allen
Deaf patient donates to Nicholson Institute in New York
A New York case notes Dr Nicho son's artificial ear drama aiding the Deaf and Arichlady who cured of head noises. The patient gave $10 000 to the institute at 1241 The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eight Avenue, New York so Serene could not obtain the Ear Drams to leave them free.
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Arichlady
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Mather
Donald Hanger
Wm. A. Anderon
8. F. Carson
Bonatod
Barclay
J. B. Wood
Longman & Martinez
VPI
VMI
Dermessina
Castontia
Isc., Soc
J. C, Ater CO
Lowell, Mass
Miss Glasgow
Itart
PainKire
Perry Davis & Son
Standard Oil CO
Tiolia Y Ts
FUG
Iker
Miss Stone
Lewin & Co
Sapacia Lle
Madison Medicine Co
Mis
Bright
Binghamton, N
Rharo
Canada
Edwin B
Giles &Ompany
Market Street
Hiladelphia
J. McD
ADAIR
W S. E Kneeley & Ca
Main Street
Leaington
First National Bank
Prces
COODS
TME
Lcs
Oiakays
Cassel
Palr
Tfort Uy
Issyere Bts Sinfants West Liberas PH .Ecs
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Tallor
Masee Abe
Vero
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Soes
Migses
Childe
Infante
Hate
Cayo
Ate
Bakery
Washington, D
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A Lacy
Virginia State
Exeod
N. V. Ramotra
Cnas
K. Witt
Ron’. Leary, Jn
Aga
Walker, Aga
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