Main St Business Property Goes To Public Auction
The executor offers for sale at public auction the three story brick building at 160 North Main Street Winchester Virginia formerly owned by Oscar Barr. The sale is at noon on Saturday Sept 30 1916 in front of the Geart House. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with insurance. Immediate possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geart
Winchester
Virginia
North Main Street
Oscar Barr
M. M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Aloction
James G Smith
Grade
Herbert S. Larrick
Middletown
Cardul Advertises as Woman’s Tonic for Petty Ailments
The ad proclaims Cardul as a remedy for womanly troubles and related pains, claiming it helped a user with stomach issues and backaches after trying many medicines. It urges readers, especially women, to try Cardul and mentions a book from the Medicine Co. for further guidance. Local notices report visitors and residents at hotels and homes in town, including R L Bucher, Florence Weems, Alice G Arnold, W E Wroe, and Harriet Bryarly recovering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Poe Doce Cuee. It Did Me More Bied At Tog Ail'the Other Medicines 1 Had My Renie
Social news notes from Winchester area visitors
Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro of Washington visits Misses Wood at their Berryville pike home. Miss Rose McCarty, long Beach nurse, visiting the Hites on West Water. Alfred S. Henkel returns from an east trip. Harry B. Goodridge visiting from Norfolk after travels to New York and Baltimore. Theresa Owen leaves for Maryland College for Women 1916 17. Mrs. C. T. Owen in Washington visiting friends. Mrs. James Pulliam and child depart for Roanoke after staying with the Connors. Henry P. Magill of Chicago checked in at Hotel. H. W. Clowe heads to Washington for winter with Burbanks. Albert Buckier of Washington in town by bicycle. W. E. Hayslett and granddaughter visit Porter Hayslett. E. R. Hunt from Poughkeepsie registered at Hotel Evans. Theodore D. Sloat of Washington registered at Hotel Jack. Vincent T. Bly, Leesburg apple buyer, in town on business at Hotel Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McCarty
Long Beach
Cal
William Hite
West Water Street
Harry B. Goodridge
Norfolk
New York
Baltimore
Winchester
Miss Amalia Torres Enrolls at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Miss Amalia Torres arrives from Mexico City and enrolls for the current session at Fort Loudoun Seminary as the ward of Whitney Import and Export Company of Vera Cruz. She cannot speak English and is accompanied by Misses Bishop of Mexico City with Ophelia Yordan as her next friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalia Torres
Mexico City
Fort Loudoun
Torres
Whitney
Whitney Import and Export Company
Vera Cruz
Bishop
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Minnie J. Crothers
Texas
Kathleen Arnold
Michigan
Rhoda Phillips
Katherine Worden
Ohio
Ernest Embry
Oklahoma
Lorena Barbee
New York City
Elizabeth Martin
Kentucky
Myrtle Kreiser
Minnesota
Kreiser
Winchester
Sudden Death and Kidney Health Advised by Physician
A newspaper blurb warns that insurance risk requires medical exams and kidney health is key. It cites backache headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains from poor kidney function and urges prevention. The ad promotes Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce and offers trial or full treatment by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Barn door injures Frederick farmer Pitcock
Herbert Pitcock of Fawcett Gap Frederick County was injured when a heavy barn door fell on him as he opened it. The door knocked him down dislocating his hip. He was brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital for treatment and expects to return home later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pitcock
Fawcett Gap
Frederick County
Joseph Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pitcock
Memorial Hospital
Public Sale of Suburban Property in Winchester Virginia
Public sale of valuable suburban property by virtue of trust from James G. Smith et al dated September 17 1918. Record in Frederick County Virginia Deed Book 135 page 443. Auction set for 11 a m in front of the County House at Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Smith
Frederick County
County of House
Winchester
Virginia
Busey Family Fortunes Weekend Visits in Terrytown
In Terrytown West Virginia on September 27 Mr and Mrs Derwood Busey visited Henry Busey and family. Bennie Busey also spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Henry Busey tours with Bennie Busey while Mrs Elsie Busey visits her son. Lulu Morgan and daughters Josephine and Mildred visited Vernie Swimley in Winchester. Charles Hudson funeral drew many attendees. Mary Morgan visited Paynes Chapel with a friend and John Hott hosted guests. Rachel stayed with John Dick in White Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrytown
W. Va
Derwood Busey
Henry Busey
Bennie Busey
Mrs
Elsie Busey
John Walker
Lulu Morgan
Josephine and
Mildred
Vernie Swimley
Winchester
Charles Hudson
Mary Morgan
Paynes Chapel
John Hott
Rachel
John Dick
White Hall
Macedonia clergy visit in Virginia and local moves
Rev. E. W. Brubaker and Rev. D. B. C. Viahanoff from Thessalonica Macedonia Europe stayed Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Huber. Mrs Turner Lewis returned to McKeesport Pa after months with her parents at Oakland. W H Huber was in Winchester on business. Mrs Maggie Blair of Pittsburgh spent last week with the James Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
E. W. Brubaker
D. B.C. Viahanoff
Thessalonica
Europe
W. H. Huber
Turner Lewis
McKeesport
James Smith
Oakland
Winchester
Maggie Blair
Pittsburgh, Pa
James James Smith
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Etta
Anna Grim
H. R. Willis
Miller’s
Adam. Forney
Alice M. Man
East Piccadilly Street
Adam Forney
Baltimore & Ohio
Niagara Falls
Clinton E. Chrismore
E. Piccadilly Sc
Winchester, Va
Main ST. Business Property
Berryville Pike
Médicine Co
Ladies Advisory
Peareeees
R. L. Bucher
Harrisonburg
Evans
William Hipple
Harry M. Baker
South Braddock Street
Florence Weems
Alice G. Arnold
Genessee, N. Y
W. E. Wroe
Chicago, Il
Hotel Jack
Harriet Bryarly
R. T. Bryarly
Fairmouth Avenue
William C. Hunt
George W. Kremer
South Main Street
Social
H. D. Fuller
Thomas Taliaferro
Washington
Misses Wood
Alfred S. Henkel
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Boston
Theresa Owen
C. T. Owen
Maryland College For Women
W. B Pastorfield
Richmond, Va
Hotel Evans
James Pulliam
Roanoke
Edward Conner
South Kent Street
Henry P. Magill
Chicago
Hotel
Jack
H. W. Clowe
Robert Burbank
Albert Buckier
W. E. Hayslett
Dayton, Va
Porter Hayslett
E. R. Hunt
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Theodore D. Sloat
Vincent T. Bly
Leesbrug
Uncle Sam
the Shenandoah
David L. Gallup
M. E
Worchester Polytechnic Institute
Professor Gallup
David L. Gallup, M. E
Maxwell’ Motor Co.,Inc
Detroit, Michigan
Maxwell
S. Main St
M. R. Strode
Bell Phone
United Phone
H. D. Albin
E. Piccadilly
Luther Pannett
Sheriff Frederick Co
Torrytown
Philadelphia
MR. Dixon
Franck Baker
P.O
E. Hearn CO
fPa
Ashby Sprint
Golden & Company
Louisiana Ave
B St
Washington, D. C
Virginia Tailoring Co
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