Winchester Inn For Sale At Public Auction
The Winchester Inn property in Winchester Virginia is offered for sale at public auction by trustees under a trust deed dated October 20 11. The auction will take place in front of the County Court House in Winchester. The lot fronts 462 feet 10 inches on Stewart Street and runs back 1085 feet on the south and 1095 feet on the north with rear width 1 foot 10 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Perkins
Corporion Court
Wichester
Winchester
Winchester Inn
City of
Stew Street
Winchester Inn Described As Solid Brick Three Story Hotel
The Winchester Inn sits on a elevation above the city near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station and Cumberland Valley railroad station. It is a solid brick three story building with a finished basement and an attic above the third floor providing cool rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio
Cumberland Valley Ailroad
Winchester Inn
Modern Going Hotel for Sale with Large Rooms and Porches
An auction advertises a going hotel featuring 83 outside bed rooms plus servants rooms, 40 by 60 foot dining room, a large airy lobby, 300 feet of porches, and a fully equipped kitchen. Terms require one third cash and two thirds payable over one and two years with a deed of trust and fire insurance to secure the debt. Trusts named as R Gray Williams Harry K Russell and Robert Y Conrad. October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Harry K. Russell
Robert Y. Conrad
Train explosives case nets guilty party in Martinsburg
A federal grand jury in Martinsburg West Virginia found a defendant guilty in a case involving carrying dangerous explosives on a train. The investigation traced a 1914 Cumberland Valley train incident to a suspect tied to Water Street business in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Martinsburg
Dayton
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Yes
B. C. Ger
Bureau of
France vows total war to avenge justice and protect Europe
Premier Viviani quotes in Lec tures Pour Tous that France and allies will press war to finish, defend the homeland, and rebuild Europe on right terms. Finance Minister Ribot says France will sustain efforts with resources and duty, while Victor Augagneur proclaims the German fleet annihilated and France ready for naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Viviani
Belgium
Europe
Ribot
Victor Augagneur
Emily Elliott Weds Harry Badeau in Washington
Miss Emily Louise Elliott daughter of the late Henry Randall Elliott of Washington and Alexandria married Harry Badeau of Bridgeport Connecticut in an event at the Dresden apartment. The bride wore white satin and chiffon with rose point lace and a lace veil worn by her great grandmother. The matron of honor was Mrs Smoot and Mary For Dangerfield served as maid of honor. A small reception followed and the couple plan a Bridgewater Connecticut home after a wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Emily Louise Elliott
Henry Randall Elliott
Washington
Alexandria
Harry Badeau
Bridgeport
Randall
Smoot
Mary
Dangerfield
Badeau
Bridgewater
Conn
Drilling Case In Jefferson County Circuit Court
RE B Allen, a Rippon well driller, sues Miss Mary Burkle over an artesian well on her Capecasikbuld tollgate property near town. The suit seeks recovery after the defendant claims the work was unsatisfactory. Judge T W Harrison presides. Harris Kern represents the plaintiff and Ward Larrick the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. B. Allen
Rippon
Jefferson County
Mary Burkle
Afary
T. W. Harrison
Allen
Harry R. Kern
Messrs. Ward and
Larrick
If It Pleases Him
A cryptic fragment notes a proverb style line about leaping from danger into worse, suggesting clever or rash action and self justification by heat or risk.
Potash Riches Reported From Alunite Evaporation
The article notes that over 200 tons of the mineral have been mined yielding two tons of 99 percent pure potash. It states 100,000 gallons of alunite are in evaporation, containing large amounts of potash salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wfporta
Potash Made in U.S. For First Time in History
Secretary Lane of the Interior Department announced in Washington last night that production of commercial mineral potash has begun in the United States for the first time. Americans have long spent millions abroad each year on this key mineral and fertilizer component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Lane
The
Interior de
Markets Report with varied prices and notes on Utah alunite potash
Daily market prices show corn and hay values, live poultry and eggs, and bacon, with wheat and butter quotes from Baltimore markets. A Geological Survey note reports potash from Utah alunite in a 10 foot vein traced 3,500 feet, suggesting ample supply for agriculture and explosives. imports from Germany in 1913 totaled 15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Virginia
Venee
Department
Geological Survey
Plute County
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
California
Arizona
Lane
Germany
Dr Hyde's Body Reinterred in Mount Hebron Cemetery
The body of Dr John P Hyde formerly of Clarksburg West Virginia died February 1914 was disinterred and reburied at 3 pm Sunday in Mount Hebron Cemetery Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal South pastor Rev W C Talbert conducted a committal service Masonic and Confederate Veterans attended with bugler Morgan Anderson sounding Taps The casket weighed about a thousand pounds and arrived by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Clarksboro WV in a Wells Fargo Express Company vault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure Kite
John P. Hyde
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mount Hebron
W. C.talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Masonic
Hyde
Confederate Weland
Dr. Hyde
Dararany
Baltimore and Ohio
Clarksboro
Wells Fargo Express Company
Wooden Leg Reveals Toes In Moving Foot Invention
William Henderson of Mount Ol, Georgia, a farmer, blacksmith, and maker of artificial legs, unveils a wooden leg with a moving toe mechanism. He claims the design, crafted from willow with a socket and jointed toes, closely mimics a real foot and may meet wartime demand for limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henderson
Mount Ol
Europe
Henderson
Naker
Kennedy Weds In Los Angeles
Mr. Thomas Bb Kennedy of Chambersburg son of President M Kennedy of the Cumberland Valley Railroad and Miss Lois Raphne Leonard of Los Angeles were married Saturday at St John’s Episcopal Church Los Angeles. A reception followed at the bride’s home and after a wedding tour the couple will move to Roanoke Va where Mr Kennedy works as a division supervisor for Norfolk and Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bb. Kennedy
Chambersburg
M. ©. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Lois Raphne Leonard
Jesse R Leonard
Los Angeles
Cal
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W N P Davis Dead First Typhoid Victim in Shippenburg
William P. Davis aged 45 died at his home at King and Orange streets after a five week illness from typhoid fever. He was a postal clerk on the Cumberland Valley Railway between Harrisburg and Winchester. Survived by wife and one child. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM. burial in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippenburg
Shippensburg
William P. Davis
King and
Orange Streets
United States
Cumberland Valley
Harrisburg
Winchester
Mr. Davis
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Spring Hill Cemetery
Woman with Gun Forces Tramp to Eat at Gunpoint
A woman in Chester Pennsylvania directing a tramp to eat after spotting him in her kitchen. She retrieved a revolver and urged meals on him with insistence while he complied, remarking that too much is plenty as he left. An unrelated Oriental travel vignette follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Second
Pennel Streets
William Kirkwell
Trustee Sale of Desirable City Property in Winchester
Public auction will be held in front of the Winchester County Courthouse at 12 o'clock on Wednesday November 3 1915. Roy Kohlhausen and his wife convey two deeds of trust securing debts of 2000 dollars each with interest, on a mixed use property on North Piccadilly Street known as No W. Piccadilly street. One third of the purchase price is due at sale with the balance in one and two years secured by bonds and a deed of trust. The plot is described and available for inspection at Jas P Reardon 18 Trouss avenue Winchester Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kohlhausen
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
RE. Piccadilly Street
No. W. Piccadilly Street
Said Street
Willis
Oscar Barr
Jas. P
Will Construction for Sarah Knox Wood Estate in Winchester
In vacation the 24th day of August 1916 the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester orders Lola M Wood Nina Von G Wood Eleanor M Campbell Duncan J Campbell Zachary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Brickell J Trist Wood Minette Wood to appear within fifteen days after publication to protect their interests. The order directs publication in The Evening Star Winchester Va for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Mma Thomas
Orge ‘Thomas
George Thomas
Thomas
Virginia
Eveing Star
J. B. Beverley
Harry H. Lynch
Corporation Court of Winchester
W. P. McGuire
Sarah Knox Wood
Lola M. Wood
Nina von G. Wood
Eanor M. Campbell
Duncan J. Cmpbell
Zachary Taylor Wood
Marie Wood Brickell
J. Trist
Eleanor M. Campbell
Duncan J. Campbell
Zachary ‘Taylor Wood
J. ‘Wrist Wood
Minette Wood
Nina von
Wood
Dunand
Sarena Zachary ‘Waylor Wood
J. ‘Trist Wood
Evening Star
Barton & Barton
Foley Remedies Trial Package Offer
An old newspaper ad invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs colds and croup. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Trustee Sale of Valuable Frederick County Farm in Winchester
A trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at 11 a.m. on the Frederick County land of 12 1 2 acres, with a dwelling and outbuildings. The sale follows a deed of trust from Jno H Ebersole, deceased, with crops reserved. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual payments with interest, secured by a deed of trust. Herbert S Larrick, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
H. Ebersole
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
S. i
Stephens City
Gardner, Grim
Jno. H. Ebersole
Herbert S Larrick
Postponement Notice for October 30, 1915
A notice states a hearing or event is postponed to October 30, 1915 at the previously named hour and place, involving Hirpert S. LARRICK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirpert S. Larrick
Comic Songs By Aesculapins Promote Digestion
Aesculapins is reported to have written comic songs to aid digestion in his patients. The anecdote notes laughter and song as therapeutic aids in medieval medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesculapins
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the Winchester Inn
Circuit Court of
Berryville
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurnce Co
George Warvin
Germania Life Isurance Co
New York
Fed
Geo. W. Garvin
Robt. T. Barton, JR
Sult
Este J. B. Beverley
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Baker
Ness Water Street
Emily Elliott
U. 5
Jonathan
D. H
King
Baldwin
N. W. Greenings
Ben Davis
Lawson Armentrout
Strasburg
Mr. Hurd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ekee
Mr. Kennedy
WN. P. Davis
Wire
Orient
Allah
James P. Reardon
Wks
Beaver Board
Rosenberger
Want
Kirschbaum
Kndt
A.B. Kirschbaum
Philadelphia
Ryan
Orndoff
Court Hous
Express
Livick’s Drug Store
N. Main Street
Livick’s
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