Ka Ko at Schoppert and Owens Miller ads 1913
August 14 1913 brief page items list Ka Ko at Schoppert s Owens Miller s full Saturday stock news on fresh turnip seed at Owens Miller s Hill s fountain ice cream sodas and sundaes plus numerous household goods medicines and tobacco items at local stores. Also notes: West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will convene in Charles Town September 3 and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoppert's
Owens & Miller's
Mongan's Grove Fair
Hill's
Corm
Saves & Miller's
Chase and Sanborn
Schloppert
Owens & Miller
Lester W. Link
Irvington
Bouse
H. L. Snyder A Co
Owens
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Charles Town
Hodges
James M. Mason, Jr
Harper's Ferry Stone and Lime Company
J. M. Woods
Little Locals and Community Notices column highlights
James R. Albin buys 140 acres west of Charles Town at 90 dollars per acre. Regents delay appointments at Shepherd College. Norfolk and Western to run August 28 excursion to Pen-Mar. Church harvest events at Avilla and Mt Wesley. Local council to remove street debris weekly. Hagerstown Globe manager marries Annie Remsburg. Canal grass choking navigation. canal workers and a submarine mower in operation. National Guard encampment at Harper’s Ferry ends. thousands visited. Local accident updates and travel talks at college auditorium. Jefferson county teachers institute scheduled late April, officials named. Road culvert upgrades urged near Halltown. Virginia Confederate reunion in Roanoke Sept 17–19. certificates for attendees. Mexico death rumors debunked. relatives safe in Chihuahua. Civil War shell fragment found near cement mill site. Druggist Robert Gibson opening new shop in Shepherdstown. Wildlife abundant with rabbits and partridges described. Recent drought relief rains noted. corn crop at risk without further rain. Farmers optimistic as vegetation improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown Brewery
Gwine
Comin
Avilla Southern Methodist Church
College Auditorium
Claude N. Bennett
Washington
South
Mt. Wesley M. E. Church
Harry Whiting
Billmyer's Mill
Main Street
Leonard D. Emmert
Hagerstown
Baltimore
J. Edward Stanley
Will H. Thomas
Washington City
Teachers’ Institute
Jefferson County
Harper's Forey
Huntington
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
Buckles Place
Halltown
McDonald
Virginia
United Confederate Veterans
Roanoke
Geo. H. Hageley
Thomas Dale
Josephine Morrow
Mary Morrow
Mexico
Chihuahua
Ruthven Morrow
Wm. R. Deck
William Muck
Maryland Hills
Robert Gibson
Wintermeyer
Gibson
Bob White
Shepherdstown Gossip and Visiting Notes Abroad
A stream of visitors and residents keep Shepherdstown buzzing with travel and reunions. Ellicott City relatives return from Rehoboth Beach as Miss Margaret Engle plans to teach at Powhatan College, Jamie Engle earns a Western Maryland College scholarship, and many guests from Washington, Winchester, Martinsburg, and Baltimore arrive by car or train to visit local families. Distant letters from Auburn Nebraska report drought and hard times, while locals note upcoming trips to Atlantic City and Philadelphia and share small-town updates on schools, teaching posts, and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Engle
Ellicott’s City
Rehoboth Beach
Margaret Engle
Statesville
N. C
Ladies’ Seminary
Powhattan College
Charles Town
Jamie
Western Maryland College
A.C. Lampe
Helen
Annie Kopp
Washington
Bertha D. Flanagan
South Branch
Roy B. Naylor
Wheeling
West Virginia State Board of Trade
Naylor
Virginia
West Virginia
Dora Hout
Howard Ballenger
Dorothy
Elizabeth Strother
Warrenton
J. P. Rush
Frank W. Billmyer
Victoria
J. D. Billmyer
Bloomington
Indiana
Frank L. Billmyer
Shepherdstown
W. E. Barr
Anna Stine
Cooper
Winchester
Wm. H. Knode
H. L. Snyder
Register
Niagara Falls
Canada
Atlantic City
Paul Kelchner
Martinsburg
J. W. Osbourn
Kingsley Connor
William D. Himes
Bluefield
W. Va
J.S. Harkness
Larry Wright
M. K. Rightstine
J. S. Rightstine
C. A. Lyne
York
H. L. Lyne
Morrison Ghiselin
J. W. McComas
Baltimore
R. J. Hamrick
John W. Link
Strasburg
Earnest Leaber
Cumberland
U.S. Martin
Princess Street
Walter Hamrickhouse
Ohio
Nathanael Burwell
Clarke County
John Ed. Schley
Philadelphia
Frank W. Muzzey
Joseph J. Triplett, Jr
Jacksonville
Florida
Mildred
Mary Emma Conard
Keller
H.C. Conard
Elizabeth Quigley
E. Hess Reinhart
Mabel Baker
Josephine Shaw
Alice Billmyer
A. B. Smith
Ruark
Hazel Kisner
Carlisle
Rose
Rachel Snyder
Dora Nielson Billmyer
Louise Rightstine
Anna Robinson
Julia Hill
State Board of Public Works
West ‘Virginia
Virginia and
West Viginia
Fayette County
State Tax Commissioner
J. Slidell Brown
Kingwood Argus
Grafton
Wm G. Lavelle
The
Argus
Wm. G. Brown
Wm. G. Barnhart
Kanawha County
U. S
Geo. J. Neal
Adam B. Litttlepage
John A. Preston
John L. Rowan
Charleston
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
A. L. Posey
Monongah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Clarksburg
Posey
Henry Hoover Adkinson
Gun Mar
Pocahontas County
Lillian Myrtle Blethen
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier
Imperial Hotel
Blethen
Adkinson
Holly
Miss Blethen
Corttetittee
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
M. F. Matheny
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anti-Tuberculosis League of
Red Cross Society
B. & O. Railroad
Chesapeake & Oia
Kanawha & Michigan
Western Maryland
Coal & Coke
Harriet B. Jones
West Virgin
Deaths and local notices fill Martinsburg region obituary page
Obituaries report the deaths of Daniel Webster Rodrick and several local residents including Francis Bodmer Ethel Fleming Edna Long Ona Eubanks Margaret Barry Lewis Gray E P Robertson Walter A Lewis and Thomas J Mumma. Church news notes resignations calls and services Fewer local police conflicts over hill speed incidents and Harper's Ferry council meeting updates conclude the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster Rodrick
Marlinsburg
Rodrick
Jefferson County
Frederick County
Martinsburg
Francis Bodmer
Shepherdstown
Sweden
Ethel Fleming
J. W. Fleming
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
Edna Long
Charles Long
Sharpsburg
Quinsy
John Remsburg
Ona Eubanks
Raymond W. Eubanks
Margaret Barry
Limerick
Ireland
Lewis Gray
John Gray
Sabillas~ville
E. P. Robertson
B. & O. Railroad
Hedgesville
Walter A. Lewis
Inwood
Thomas J. Mumma
San Francisco
Bloody brawl ends in murder along rail line
A fight among hoboes near Norfolk & Western and B and O tracks in Charles Town left James Chamblin wounded and a peg legged man identified as John Mitchell dead. Police detained three others as clues point to a hobo known as Mack who fled on a freight train toward Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western
Bullmore & Ohio
Charles Town
James Chamblin
Harry Greenwall
Chambersburg
Winchester
John Mitchell
Mack
Hagerstown
Morgan's Grove
E. T. Licklider
Shepherdstown
Ryan & Wakely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeseryphons
Owens & Milo's
Goodswees & Miller's
Mack Hopewell
Parcel Post
Bernard Robinson
S. J. Hodges
Thomas W. Leggett
Grace Irma Carryer
Korkland
Muss Lavinia H. Engle
Maryland
Equal Suffrage League
Wens & Miller
Ceude H. Engle
James Moole
North
Rolina
J. H. Gardner & Son
Leetown
John H. Gardner
Frank Gardner
Pequom Creek
H. C. Stouffer
Cochester
Higgs
Cooperage
Stouffer
Jessman
David J. Lewis
Mary
House of New
Preson
Lewis
James R. Albin
E.G. Briscoe
State Board of Re-gents
Shepherd College
Edward C. Crawbaugh
Helen Boswell
Waynesboro, Pa
Agnes Wright
Edgar Knode
Josiah Kitzmiller
Auburn
Nebraska
Horace Greeley
Old Shepherdstown
H. C. Harthcox
Lutheran Church of
Harthcox
College
Chas. F. Freeman
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Circuit
Falling Waters
Bessemer
R. V. Lancaster
J. H. Haley
Marvin Chapel
Providence
Kearneysville
Harper's Ferry
M. P. Andrews
Bolivar
Mr. Andrews
Willis Crowl
Robert Crow
High Street
Church Alley
Corporation of
Ake
Cappe
Bette
Jusiata
Essiisuy
Kade Tedige
Juniata College
Miller Wade
Lilian
Miller
Mary Rane
Leo Miller Caought
Meade
Dias Lestier
Questa
Goldke Miller
Susie Halye Anil
Hove
Les Snyder
Bob
Gaul
Tore Erwin
Swan
Jefferson County Institute
Yan
E. W. Sheets
Agricultural Department
Morgantown
Mary Gardner
Carparet Shugart
West Virginia News
Pel
Rowert Gitson
Ems Ey Vanier
W. W
H.L. Snyder & CO
Sale
Ax Chase
Cee Snoey
Feratticey
Ily
H. T. Licklider
F. W. Myers
M. G. Tabler
Queen Street