Gore News Notes Highlights Moved Homes and Local Sickness
Gore Virginia March 6 Mr A L Purtlebaugh moves to the farm he purchased from Mr Y A Franks while Franks moves to Capon Bridge W Va Mr Edward Hook moves to Trone to Mrs F J Triplett s farm now owned by Mr Upton Pugh Outdoor work halted by cold weather railroad plans resume with better weather Miss Carey Russell school supervisor visits Stonewall district expresses satisfaction with enrollment attendance and work Mrs J W Parish and daughter Beulah Parish and Miss Ruth Hook recover from flu Russell Cooper recovering from illness at his sisters home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Western Railroad
Carey Russell
Elizabeth Russel
Stonewall
Personal notes from Berryville in brief social items
Dr. a. Mrs. William Morgan Smith are at Rosemont. Miss Isabel Blencowe has returned to Washington after visiting here. Miss Nannie Owens has been visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington. Annie Stribling has returned from Norfolk to visit brothers John and Edward Stribling. Mrs. W.M. Hammond spent several days in Washington last week. Miss Estelle Castleman has returned to North Hill after Maryland visits. Mrs. S.F. Baughman has returned from Baltimore. Mrs. George Levi has returned home from Staunton. Misses Kate and Mackey Powers opened Auburn for the summer. Miss Lucy Plaster and Dr. Henry Plaster with Mr. Lloyd Plaster of Bluemont were guests of Dr. Archibald Osborne.
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Ville
William Morgan Smith
Rosemont
Isabel Blencowe
Washington
Nannie Owens
Baltimore
Washaiss
Annie Stribling
Norfolk
Messrs
John and
Edward Stribling
W.M. Hammond
Estelle. Castleman
Maryland
North Hill
George Levi
Staunton
Kate
Mackey Powers Fieve
Auburn
Lucy Plaster
Henry Plaster
Lloyd Plaster
Blue-mont
Archibald Osborne
Star Tannery Notes Highlight Local Skunk Hunt
In Star Tannery Virginia on March 6 locals report hunters trapping many skunks. Lovett Heltzel trapped six from a single den and sold the pelts for 20 dollars without skinning them. Also noted is a family birth of a 9 1/2 pound son to J. B. Heishman and Mrs. V. C. Heishman is visiting Mountain Falls. flu conditions are improving.
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Washington
Winnie “Heishman
V. C. Heishman
J. L. Heishman
iMountain Falls
Doan's Kidney Pills Admired In Winchester Notice
A vintage testimonial from David Jraince, a public school janitor, and later Hamilton, extols Doan's Kidney Pills. The pair claim kidney trouble and back pain were cured after eight boxes, with continued health into old age. The notice cites Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as distributors.
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Winchester
David Jraince
Dean
Mr. Hamilton
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co.nters
Buffalo
Yill Ag
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North Market St
Clarke County
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Tes
Toaiet
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Léngmiareb District
Dowbie
Berryville-Winchester
Swimley
Baltimore and Ohio
N. Russell
J.N. Russell
Berkeley
C. Rose
Security Cement & Lime Co
Flagerstown, “Wd
Eorgia
LURAY
Orchard Co
Luray, Va
John W. Hughes
N. Braddock St
Chamberlain
Painresa
Eos Mae
Silverwar
Jewelers
Berryville
Star Tannery
H. K. Green & Ladies’ Apparel
Colby
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Bear
John D. Bear
Elkton
Celti
Roberts
Hardesty
Summit Point
W. Va
James
Gardner
Nixon &Hinkle
Stephens City
Moling & Seal
Smith’s Perfection
Potts Grocery Company
Ridgewood
Plymouth Rocks
Massey. Bros
Bell
R. M. Swimley
E. Piccadilly St
Eureens
Queen Insurance CO
America
Ransbrough
Sarter
Ana
Carver & McVicar
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J. E. Noonan
United States Army
Mack Noonan
Beth
Dor Road
J. M. Bass
Savoy
Burg
Sane
Roper
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