Morgan's Grove fair dates set for early September 1907
The Morgan's Grove fair is planned for September 8, 4, 5 and 6, 1907. Local business reports brisk sales of black berries at 20 cents a gallon. Community notices include church events, weddings, and public gatherings across Jefferson and nearby areas with renewed civic activity at Morgan's Grove and Shenandoah Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoppert’s
Morgan's Grove
Darkee
Snider
Schoppart's
New
J.C. Tabler
Jefferson County Notes and Local Developments
Local items cover teachers institute in Charles Town with professors Rosier and Brindle, a Jefferson County Fruit Growers meeting, schoolyard improvements, paving upgrades on Princess Street and Kneesa Street, and new church art glass windows from Emerson Art Glass Company. Community marriages, road crossings, and storm damage in surrounding areas are noted, alongside trout fishing reports in Shepherdstown and recent court actions affecting the Charles Town Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Jefferson County
Charles Town
Hne
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont
W. Brindle
Martinaburg
Jefferson County Fruit Growers’ Association
Board of Education
Sp Gro
Shepherdstown Grad School
Southern Methodist Church
Emerson Art Glass Company of
Washington
Local notes of residents travel and visits in Shepherdstown
Me and others recount neighbors journeys to Jamestown Exposition Norfolk and Roanoke, visits with family in Washington Baltimore and Pennsylvania towns, moves to Pittsburgh and Parsons WV, and local health note urging Kodol for indigestion with Reinhart's Pharmacy endorsement. Names include McAnly Lomen Welahans Knutts Hartle Hoff man Rentch Turner James McQuilkin Marten Ringgold Reithart Sommers Moler Cookus Dechert Hout Hoff man Bragonier Romney Haslbeck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranast le Leak
Baltimore
Wm. T. McAnly
Dayton
Ohio
Louis
Jacob Lomen
Pawnee
Illinois
Charles Lemen
William Alder
Lemen
Wa. R. Miller
Florence
Charles W. Adama
Roanoke
Wm. Malcester
Willa Miller
Washington
Joseph L. Cookus
Ripon
Daniel Heflebower
Martinsburg council approves pavements and repairs
The May meeting records approval of paving Miss Kell, Byers heirs, Eutler Hotel, Webber property, and Episcopal Church sites with brick or concrete. The fire department critique prompts reform plans and removal of head tax. Residents protest a bridge crossing on Princess Street while local obituaries note Trostle, Sperow, Monaghan, Grazier, Stipp, Spangler, and Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallye Faulkner
O. J. Faulkner
Stephen BE. Snodgrass
Aabocs Wagon Company
Martinsburg
Boydville
Thomas R. Line
Princess Street
Kneesa Street
Eutler Hotel
County Court Orders Gate Removal and Road Fence Changes
At the August term of Jefferson County Court, Wim. M. Barns, road supervisor, was ordered to remove all gates from the country road between Header's corner and Arm strong corner along the Shenandoah river. A dispute over the width in front of Chas. B. Coleman’s residence led to a settlement: Coleman and J. B. Williams accepted $50 damages, moved fence banks, and allowed the road its legal width. The Winchester and Wasbit Railway Co. sought a one mile franchise for wiring along a public road. the court granted it with restrictions, requiring a fishway over a dam and free electric light for the jail and courthouse so long as the town is supplied. The company has not yet accepted the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Ing
B. Johnson
Route 15
Wim. M. Barns
Header's Corner
Thos. W. Ott
Armstrong Corner
Shenandoah River
Chas
Keye Ferry
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Charles Town
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The
Shepherdstown
Tavasnar
Schoppert's
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Baker's Store
Virginia
Ersona
Licklider Ieee
Charlee Town
Shenandoah Junction
A. S. Dandridge
Axmit
Ootol
E. T. Licktider
Rhoda Needy
Chestnut Hill
Harper's Ferry
Morgan's Grove Fair
Hearrex
United Brethren Congregation of
Greensburg
Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia
George B. Entler
Alex Henson
Project Avenue
Joseph Turner
J. H. Wolff
James
Pinkney Wintermoyes
Doffielde
J. EB. Triplett
M. E. Church
Avilla
Maryland National Guard
C.tyron Rogera
Wernor Warfield
Powhatan Hotel
Avilla Church
E. 8. Vickers
Japan
T. F. Jones
Billmyer's Mill
Jobo Taylor
Young
Taylor
Mary Jones
Robert Jones
A White
Berkeley County
Ridgeway
Geo
Halltown
Jefferson Annealee
Berarsay Tou
Rapnell
North and Western Railway Company
Hie
Anite
Robert Mason Morgan
Lizzie Avis Cockrell
Reformed Parsonage
J. David Miller
Halstown
Lizzie Cockrell
John Avis
Berkeley
N. F
Triplett
Louise B. Welsham
Eliza Sigler
Eiza E. Johnson
Julia Hill
Nellie McDonald
Mina Genevieve Rightatie
Katheryn Donley
Grace McDonald
Evelyn McDonald
Vancasa ‘Triplett
Lucie Beltzhoever
Mina Millie Lancaster
Alice Billmyer
Rose Cockrell
Jessie Cockrell
Jefferson Circuit Court
Faulkner
Charles Town Water Company
Sherif J. W. Gardner
Board of Public Works
Washington County
Maryland
Smithburg
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hageratown
Morgan
G. W. Banks
T. B. Line
Wall Cookus
West Virginia University
John James
Raymond James
J. L. McChan
Maurice
Jamestown Exposition
Abram Sisler
Laura Dechert
Harrisonburg
James H. Wolff
G. W. Hemrickhouse
Middletown, Md
Miss Mittie
Williamsport
Rentch
Standish McCleary
John
H.M
Turner
Charlotte Reynolds
Hagerstown
R S. M. Hoffman
Edgar Mytinger
Harry Quokus
Romney
W. Va
Dwight E. McQuilkin
Mountain Lake Park
Henry O. Marten
Cleveland
R. 0. Ringgold
Be, H. Reithart
Braddock Heights
Harry Sommers
Pittsburg
T. H. Davie
Rath
Mary Rouskulp
Lucy Schoppert
J. & Bragonier
Winchester
Alice Gibson
Mia
Fannie Gibson
Hattie Barnhart
Frank L. Johnson
LD. Mann
M. B. Baker
Reinhart
Nusnie Daniela
King Street
Presbyterian Church
Cimrod Street
Herrington
Markell
Joseph Byers
Chas. W. Webber
Episcopal Church
Misasa Byera
Webber
E6tier
J. Sheetz
Duke Street
Washington Street
Committee For Action
Fie
Hove
Fire Committee
Fire Department
Fire
Ths
U.S. Martin
Maryland and Virginia Bridge Company
Megara
Welehane
Schley
Billmyer
Cou Ie
Odd Fellows
Old College
Mesere Billmyer
Perry County
Cumberland County
Dr. Logie
Kearneysville
O. W. Show Place
Treetle
Pioua
Benjamin F. Troatle
McKeesport
Par
John A. Trostle
Timber Ridge
Elmwood Cemetery
Ssaiah Brown Sperow
Spring Mille
Sosrow
Michael Monaghan
Ireland
Andrew Grazier
Germany
Leota Virginia Stipp
Charles Stipp
Wabash Railroad
Hageretown Waa
Shepherdatown
Rogers
Kerens
Samsell
Elliott
Beis
Pitchera
Best Drug Store
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Outakirta
Norfolk
W. E. Leahy
Varn
Forty-third Street
Myerw
Dozier
Leedy
Hailey
Nero
Lowdy
Hood
China
Sece
Stag'brand
Reinhart’s Pharmacy
W. P. Licklider
Deatar In
Fleiseh‘man
M. G. Tabler
Seastercor
N. Queen S
Martinsburg, W. Va
Huesau
Batiste
Auburn
Stewart
Race Street
G. B. Wiltshire
Clothiers of
J. F. Thompson & Bro
Clothiers, Hatters and Haberdashers
N. Queen St
W. Vaal
Bariaese E Turmonay
Rane Et Kedares Son
Swephen
Thomipsos
Kunis
Reinhaey
Aa Faraune Ovary
IF Costes
Benjamin Sae Gen
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