Fraternal Lodges Meet by Night in Mountain City Region
Local fraternal orders including Mountain City Lodge No 67 Ancient York Masons and Rockdale Lodge No 68 meet on various weeknights at Masonic and Odd Fellows halls. Lexington Lodge No 66 K of P meets weekly at Odd Fellows hall while Royal Reanum and other groups hold monthly or biweekly gatherings with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
Ancient York Masons
Masonic Hall
J. Will Moore
W. M. A.T. Shields
Rockbalge Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A.W. Mansplile
N.G
J. W
D. B. Radford
See'y
Liberty Lodge
No. 2
Daughters of Kebekal
Odd Fellows’ Mall
Anna K. Krause
N. G. Mra
M. F. Crigier
Sacy
Discover Kidney Health With Swamp Root Remedy
Learn a home test for kidney condition using a glass of water and observe sediment. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a universal cure for back pain, urinary issues, and liver and bladder troubles with offers of free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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Isster
Diverse Lexington area farms offered at private sale
A long notice lists multiple Lexington area farms for private sale including 246 acres five miles west in Valley Seclusions with a large barn and spring water, 175 acres near Oak Dale with timber and fruit, 214 acres near Rockbridge with orchard, and a prestigious 18 acre estate near Lexington within walking distance of Washington and Lee University. Terms vary with one third cash, balance over one to three years. Also mentions farm at Kerr's Creek and other properties for examination by buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thiber
Oak Dale
Rockbridge
Pelion
William A. Tull
Vale
Washington and Lee University
W.ml Ut
New Monmouth Shurch
Kerr's Creek
G. JT
May's Creek
Torn
James Longstreet
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Sarah Wright
Middletown
Frederick County
Samuel Kerehival
R. PP. Kerr
First Presbyterian Church of
Richmond
Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
United States
Myron St. Herrick
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Herrick
Roanoke Water Company
Roanoke
Grand Lodge of Virginia of Odd Fellows
Frank Cassell
Radford
W. Morris
Norman Ashby
Culpeper
E. Northern
Phoebus
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Lynchburg
Campbell County
Brookville
Peter Stansley
Sandusky
Ohio
Prohibition
The Red Death Plot in Venice
In 16th century Venice a powerful duke hosts fatal banquets where a mysterious Red Mask fears death. The Count of Palermo, resembling the duke, schemes to seize the throne via disguise and poison. The plan unravels after a staged murder and impersonation, ending with the death of Antonio and the death of the Red Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Eall
Palmery
St. Mark
Tam
Palermo
Francavella
Antonio
Count of
Palmera
Feereavaith
St. Mark's Place
Corot Helps Widow Of Millet After Death
A few months before Corot’s death his friend Irneois Millet died leaving a widow and eleven children. Corot supplied 1000 francs to provide lifelong income for Millet’s widow and stated that she would not suffer in misfortune. The death soon after proved the gesture wise. A village tale about tiger cutting days is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corot
Irneois Millet
the Angelus
Millet
Tia
Hive Heya
Old Virginia Mill at Red Mills in Rockbridge County
An account of the Red Mills site near Natural Bridge in Rockbridge County detailing its founding by Hugh Barclay in 1708, various owners and millers through the 1800s, a 1881 fire, and a 1890 rebuilding by Mrs. H. C. Parsons. The piece notes Cedar Creek headwaters, Short Hill, interactions with the Natural Bridge and mentions a destructive scale outbreak in the Wissler orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
Hugh Barclay
John Barger
Hill
Short Hill
Hugh Harelay
John Waskey
Barelay
Waskey
T. & W. Hardy
W. Hardy
A. C. Paxton
Mr. Paxton
Rainy Cloudburst Hits Jacksonville Area
Readable items note a heavy rain in Jacksonville Florida last Thursday described as a cloudburst. Other brief items mention a veteran banker Myron St Herrick as a possible Rooseveltnominee for vice president and various local civic notes including timber needs for railways and dry Campbell county.
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Caras
Letcher, Arronsay At Law
Lexington, VA
Paul M Penick
Arronsey
Laarxaron
Vincista
Notary Publi
J. Preceves Moore
Frank Moon
Cork Rookbridge
Foore & Moore
Arronseys At Law, Lexineron
Louis K. Walz
New Bank
John H. Hartman
Limona
Mee Street
Hutton Engineering ,O., Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineers
Robert E. Hutton
Amuel B. Walker, Jr
Rockbridge House
Welson Street
Lexpetos Va
X. A. Templeton
Smith Academy
C. E. Woodward
Jewelee
Main Street
Boyd Hickman
United States Buggy, Cart and Harness Co
Cincinnati
Kipr
Lyle
R.R. Witt &Co. Lexinguiun
Godleg
Clainton Vannae
Ciaran Pore
Ms. 4. C. Warner
Tonduetel
Agnor & Sheridan
Lexrworos
Weinbergs
Sellers
Schloss Bros. & Co
New Spriue Lyle
Weinberg’s
Dan
Ball More & Cto
Atlantic City
Pimnowwood
Mo—goth
Ticketa
Usth
Joe Ead
Hany Morny
Sovereign Grand Lode
Truth
Aehaslwe Rostoy
Mass Hastieal Educational Associa
Tom
Ioath
Peturniiyg
Bath
Christian Emleayer Society
Cato—National Association
Grail Army of the Republic
U Aanas
Pth
Yale Ee Saratoga
N. V
Imperial Corneli Nelent
Valley Tie and Lumber Co
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Staunton
W. F. Pierson
James E. Heck, Nelayn Styet
Offosite Baptist Church
Lexirenon, Va
Lenal Money
Baltimore Dental Asso Marquis
Malin and
Augusta Streets
Weiling
Ourmotto
Ation, Btaun Ton
Ynchbyro, Va
Red Death
Mtanouvelly
Vielin
Himelf
Blane
Red Mack
Virginia
Rockbridge County
Natural Bridge
O. R. Pyinter
Diate Miller
John Wissler
Gilbert 8
Meem
Mt. Jackson
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fla
J Campbell
County Court of
Amherst
John M. White
Albemarle
Bosehoe
Ail Igulote
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