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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. J. E. Campbell died at her home in Nowata Oklahoma on June 8, as reported by Nannie R. Glass. She is survived by her husband J. E. Campbell a daughter Mrs. E. B. Lawson a son Herbert D Campbell and two grandsons Edward Lawson and J E Campbell Jr Her father was a Baptist minister who built and pastored his own church.
Nine year old Clinton Rau son of Mr and Mrs Isaiah Rau of Shenandoah county near Woodstock was kicked to death yesterday afternoon by a colt. He died within fifteen minutes. Doctors Smoot and Cline were summoned but could not reach the scene in time. A small bruise near the heart was the only mark on the body.
Mrs Katie Forney returns to McKeesport Pa after a stay at her home on South Market street she will live with her step daughter Miss Louise Forney who has not fully recovered from a bout of typhoid fever Louise is still unable to walk after the illness which began last winter
The local recruiting office in the Bushnell building on North Main Street will be shipped to Harrisonburg on Saturday. The Shenandoah special train departs at noon. About 25 of 65 applicants were accepted during eight months, with Grove and Plymal leading operations across six counties.
Blanche Sweet stars in The Captive at the Empire tonight with a dramatic tale of Balkan romance. The program includes two vaudeville acts by Belle Milton and Ned Nelson, plus a George Cray comedy. Showtimes begin 7:30 with additional performances at 9 and 10c admission.
A marriage license was issued in Washington on Tuesday to George P. Brown of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Eliza G. Fields of Berryville Virginia.
The Daughters of the Confederacy acknowledge further donations to the Second Virginia Regiment ambulance fund from Mrs. George W. Kurtz Miss Lucy Kurtz Elizabeth Kurtz Mrs. Mahlon Jackson Mrs. Julian F. Ward Mrs. Stewart Bell and Miss Lucy Russell treasurer urges early remittance to Winchester quota. Ambulance fund needed as mobilization of the Second Regiment approaches.
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