Visitors and locals gather at Cave home in Canterburg Va
Residents and relatives visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cave in Canterburg include Mrs. J A Hale Mrs H C Cave and Rae J Hale Mrs Howard White and children Elmer and Audrey Miss Maud Jennings and sister Mrs George Jennings and Bobbie Clemons Mr H T Clemons and daughter Vadas Mrs Clara Houser Cumberland Aunt Mrs Ray Albin Lee Wood Rileyville time with parents Mr and Mrs A Per Mrs H Ludith and Mrs DeWitt Ludith visitors at Mrs J C Hale's Tuesday evening Mrs Melvin Sandy and children spent Tuesday with Mrs William Cline Mrs Harley Ritenour visited Mrs J C Haley and Mrs H Cave Wee Miss Viole at Stephens City spent a few months with Marjorie and Lilian Gard Miss ee Williams visited Miss Ruba Painter last Saturday Mr Earl Painter Washington Mr and Mrs Martin Martinsburg visiting Bernard Rowland Miss Lillian Cave and Miss Vada Clemons spent Thursday night with Mrs Howard White Mr L J Cave in Winchester Thursday on business returned to
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Lee Wood
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Melvin Sandy
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H. €. Cave
Charge Against Justice Dropped in Virginia Case
In Portsmouth Virginia on August 14 the trial of Judge Ames, a Tanner’s Creek district justice, ended when the Commonwealth’s Attorney stated the charges of malfeasance misfeasance and neglect of duty were not sustained. The jury returned a not guilty verdict. Witness W Smith testified to unreported fines and costs from 1920 dog laws cases and other trials. Ames blamed inexperience for record mistakes.
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Public Sale of Limestone Farm Near Winchester Virginia
The undersigned acting for owners will sell at public auction on Saturday September 10 in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia a sixty acre limestone farm known as the Charles Whittington farm four miles west of Middletown Cedar Creek with a good dwelling, bank barn, hay and corn facilities and an orchard. Terms one third cash then two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust and insurance. Also court notice in Frederick county Virginia suit to recover $275.58 with interest and costs against C J White requiring appearance within ten days and publication in The Evening Star for four weeks.
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