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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1915
Page
6
Ton, D. C. who has spent several weeks as the guest of Miss Maggie Hodgson of Wast Difford Street has returned to her.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carper died from indigestion. Funeral held at the parents' home at ten this morning. Remains brought to the city and interred in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Mr. C. A. Heller, formerly of this city and now residing in Baltimore, is spending a few days here on business.
Mr. Robert S. Smith deputy treasurer of Frederick county was kicked by a horse at his home early this morning causing a severely bruised knee. He remains able to move about with discomfort.
The Three Pougherty Sisters opened a TV engagement at the Empire last night delivering singing dancing and clever violin playing. Their act runs about twenty minutes with new features since last Christmas and is praised for refinement and training. Audience urged to attend with 10 15 cent admission.
Mount Williams Virginia notes report Mrs W H Williams and her son Zirle visiting Mrs N W Ashwood in Stephenson. James Burner found three to four large turkeys killed by dogs near his fence. owners not involved. Martha Moore heads to Strasburg for school. W M Tevalt visits Winchester and attends the fair. J J White begins work on Mount Williams school building. C F Snapp trips to Mount Pleasant to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Mullikin of Clarke spends the day in this city. Bernard Redmond of Garret Ind visits relatives here. Miss Wertie Osborne of Castleman's Ferry Clarke county and Mrs. David Allen of Berryville stay with Mr and Mrs Samuel Chiles at Plainfield Kerns town. John Hook formerly of this city now Capon Bridge W Va attends the fair.
Mrs Chas Peck of Gates New York reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and constipation and says two bottles cured her. The ad notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere and emphasizes low cost.
Notice of dissolution states the partnership between FE lL Orndorff and H B Keckley, doing business as H B Keckley & Co in Winchester Virginia, is dissolved by mutual consent. H B Keckley will continue the business. Dated May 24 1915.
The eleventh in a series of modern life dramas titled Who Pays The Fruit of Folly opens at the Empire Monday with two shows at 7 15 and 9. Mrs Clay loses at cards to Mrs Blake while both face ruin over a confession in a tangled plot of folly and debt. Admission 10 cents.
The 64 person musical comedy ensemble labeled Red Rose Show travels to the Empire Thursday for a limited three week stand with one week engagements in major cities. The act, also performing in Winchester and New York venues, will share uniform ticket prices from fifty cents to two dollars and expects strong advance sales.
Miss Clara A. Driggs of Elba New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for headaches dizziness and other symptoms of a torpid liver and digestive disorder. She states they are worth their weight in gold and notes availability everywhere.
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