Runaway Horse Breaks Neck in Virginia Field
D Scott Strother's horse bolted while hitched to a shovel plow and dashed into the barn wall breaking its neck. The animal was the best horse owned by Mr Strother.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
2
D Scott Strother's horse bolted while hitched to a shovel plow and dashed into the barn wall breaking its neck. The animal was the best horse owned by Mr Strother.
In Middletown Virginia on May 17 Mr. Fred Kline spent several days in Lynchburg attending the I O O F annual meeting. Mrs W M Marker of Hayworth Illinois was called home due to her mother Mrs Martha Hoffman’s death. Mrs J A Blackburn of Winchester Virginia visited Mrs J Sperry on Thursday. Mrs Charles Vlea children of Front Royal Virginia are visiting Mrs
Bum Gardener promotes services to refinish old pine floors in oak look and apply velvety brush-markless wall finish. Contact P. I. BumGardner at Box 141. Phone 107-71.
A short note highlights patterns available from Wall Paper, 106 ariecer one. Window s and Messer Company traces a Norwich setting and lists product lines for home decor and renovation projects.
Winchester Nest 1879 of the Order of Owls hosted Woodstock Va visitors for a social gathering with speeches by George S. Bowman president M W Barbee secretary W B Bridges and D W Bowman all from Woodstock.
A large group gathered in Hayfield on May 17 to celebrate Mrs Margaret Clowser’s birthday. Relatives and friends from Capon Springs Winchester Berryville Mount Williams Swimley and Winter joined the occasion sharing a 2 o clock dinner and best wishes for many more happy birthdays.
Mrs B B Parker has been ill for two weeks. Norman Wise and Edgar Page visited in Baltimore. Amy Clark returned home after teaching in Virginia. Ellen March of Woodstock visits. Willey and Cooley families attended Martha Hoffman funeral. J R Watson family spent weekend near Leesburg. David Willey and son visited from Berryville. Margaret Larrick from Washington stayed with James Wise family near town.
A Boston Transcript note records a canvasser's report that the latest communications contained two orders today: one for a Dickens edition and another to distribute promotional materials.
182 acre farm eight miles from Winchester with dwelling barn and orchard listed at 4000 dollars. A block of four dwellings with six rooms each on Main Street offered as a quick sale. Good investment. bargains in city lots. For improved or unimproved city or farmland property contact promptly.
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