Morgan's Grove fair and regional notices stir local interest
Monga Grove fair set for September 2 3 with stalls for new goods and a large showcase. Visitors report a busy scene at Haney and Wall stores with announcements of fabrics, hosiery and ginghams. Townsfolk plan veterans soup day at Millers Cross and a Wild West show featuring rough riding and exhibitions at Morgan's Grove Fair.
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Monga Grove
Garth
Wall
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Local Notes Across Our Neighborhood and Beyond
Miss Pauline Rider and Anna Louise Henkel of Jefferson county visit Front Royal relatives. D S Eichelberger of the Martinsburg Statesman ill at Pratt Sanitarium. Wall imports 200 yearlings and two year old ewes from Eidson for sale at Charles Town. John Burns buys fifty breeding ewes from Wall. Pests at Sonny Side near Ayilla tied to D Grove Henkel home. A ball game interruption favors Shepherdstown with a 1 to ? score. Premium entries close Sept 24 for Morgan's Grove fair. judging to start. Logie farm near Kearneyeville sold for $50 per acre, 160 acres total. Marian Virginia Henkel hosts guests Heckel Buena Vista Cavalier Paltiigore Schilling Rider. Harper's Ferry Catholics plan a high order concert with talent from Baltimore, DC, Philadelphia. Teachers assigned at Kabletown Manning's River side Mt Hope Wiltshire Summit Point. Bell line to connect Knoxville through Harper's Ferry and Shepherdstown to Martinsburg. Sharpsburg line extended. Large Sunday excursion by color people to Congpacheagie Teland. Collings Clark injured in rush at St James. Shepherdstown dance draws visitors from Baltimore and surrounding towns. Thompson's orchestra. Mary Elizabeth Rider hosts Fruitland gathering for Marian Henkel's guests. Berkeley Jefferson bridge plan scrapped. Jefferson declines. new bridge awarded to Nelson & Buchanan for $192. Prof Barnes notes Jefferson as pioneer in free schools. welcomes him to town. John Miller arrested in Williamsport for hotel board bill. released after habeas corpus. jokes about massive inheritance.
Personal notices and local social notes at Shepherdstown
A long list of visitors residents and traveles in Shepherdstown and area. Names include Miss Rose McCleary of Baltimore, Prof. C. C. Swisher, Mr. George Alfred Townsend “Gath,” Miss Lily Vincent and many others visiting relatives or staying at local homes. Also reports on illness, moving about, and small events plus obituaries and public notices.
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George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Gapland
C. C. Swisher
Columbian University
The
Axcister
Lily Vincent
Baltimore
Shepherds, Town
Otho Williams
Annual Picnic of Henry Kya Douglas Camp SBV
The Henry Kya Douglas Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans invites members and guests to its annual picnic at Morgan's Grove Fair Ground on August 20. Commandant B.T. Baxgs and Adjutant J. Q. Rensant announce the event and extend cordial invitations.
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Henry Kya Douglas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Morgan's Grove Fair
B.T. Baxgs
J. Q. Rensant
Among the Churches in Jefferson County News
The article covers religious activities across Winchester District and nearby towns including Epworth League plans at Summit Point August 12 15 and 14 with a committee of ministers and lay leaders. It notes services in Episcopal Catholic and Presbyterian churches Shepherdstown Charles Town and Kearneyville, a cornerstone ceremony for Grace Reformed in Frederick, and details from a Jefferson County Teachers Institute with lectures by E F Goodwin J Walter Harner and others.
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Epworth League
Winchester
M. E.church South
Summit Point
H. P. Hamill
F. A. Strother
Mesers
Gideon E. Roy
W. P. Licklider
S. D. Engle
Episcopal Church
Duffields
Holy Communion
Sheperdstown
St. Agnes’ Catholic Church
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
C_ Bowman
Lancaster
Presbyterian Church
Providence
Kearneyaville
Shepherdstown
MEL
Bethesda
Avillall A.m
Reformed Church
Clerical exchanges and local incidents reported in Martinsburg
The Rev. John 8. Douglas of Martinsburg will exchange pulpits with Rev. D. J. Miller of the Epis church. Miller is noted as a strong, unnoted preacher with a clear voice. Also noted are family ties with Professor Us of New Hampshire and Miss Maud Wenteell of Martinsburg. A series of horse and carriage incidents affect Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Garisad Hurst, with Rose Cottage named as a lighted refuge. The Episcopalian congregation plans their annual bopar in August, and a Red Costinglam tale from Washington County, Ark, ends with praise for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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John 8. Douglas
Martinsburg
D. J. Miller
Epis
D. Miller
New Hampshire
Maud Wenteell
Storer College
Theological
Alexandria
Kemp
Miss Myrtld
Garisad Hurst
Camp
Rose Cottage
Jentle Titeney
Episcopel
Shaw
Washington County
Ark
Chamberlain
Lockland
Reinhart Pharmacy
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