Miss Williams Weds in Texas in Sending of Nurse Bride
A telegram from Alfred B. Williams of Richmond announces the marriage at Uvalde Texas of Margeret Danridge and W. Searson. The ceremony was by Rev R W Andersh of St Phillips Church. Miss Williams editors the News Leader and is noted for her Confederate era ties and local regard.
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Alfred B. Williams
Richmond
Uvalde
Texas
Florida
Wienlnese
Miss Williams
Ms. Williams
News+leader
William M. A@kinxsom
Lamd
Dendridhes
Berkeley County
W. Va
Williams
Athletics Defeat Jeffersons 10 to 5 in Bunker Hill Game
Baseball opener at Bunker Hill West Virginia features the Athletics beating Jefferson of Middleway 10 to 5. Umpire Leslie Hensel from Grimes officiated fairly. Martinsburg visitors Thatcher pair spent Sunday with relatives as Presbyterian services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
W. Va
1 Athletics
Jefferson
Middleway
Athletics
Jeffersons
Eslie Hensel
Grimes
Jisnold Thatcher
Martinsburg
Presbyterian A White
E. D. Lamp
Notes From Swimley April Visit Details
Noted social items from Swimley April 29 list visits among locals. Mrs Grover L Carter and Miss Wallie Johnston of Berryville spent last Thursday with Mrs J W Symons. Owen Carter and young sons visited from Washington, and others including William MicAtee Nor val Carter and Ada Hardesty were mentioned.
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Swimley
Grover L. Carter
Wallie Johnston
Berryville
J. W., Symons
Owen Carter
Little ‘Sons
Washington
M. M. Swimley
William MicAtee
Norval Carter
Ada Hardesty
J. W. Symons
Winchester
William Carter
Walter Swartz
Sam Grubbs
Leslie Russell
Wedesville
L. L. Watson
ITEMS FROM GREENWAY
Miss Bessye Richard spent Wednesday with friends near Charles Town West Virginia. Mrs T S Ghamblin spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs Joe Fumkhouser. Mr and Mrs J D Perry and son Master Joe spent Friday in Winchester. Mr and Mrs A D Friesare visiting. Miss Bessye Richard Mrs Mary Stuart and Eliza Cormwell of near White Post spent the weekend with Mr Wy F Stuart. Mr Ward Stuart spent the weekend with friends in Wisconsin.
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Greenway
Bessye Richard
Charles Town
T. S. Ghamblin
Joe Fumkhouser
J.D. Perry
Joe
Winchester
A. D. Friesare
Mary Stuart
Eliza Cormwell
Near White Post
Wy ¥ F. Stuart
Ward Stuart
Winchester Man Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Charles H. Boxwell Jr of Winchester Virginia testifies that after heavy lifting caused kidney pain and exhaustion Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo provided great relief from the first dose and cured his trouble He invites others to call for details and notes the product is sold everywhere at 50 cents by Franck Baker Son's drug store.
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Winchester
Charles H. Boxwell, Jr
Braddock Street
Déan
Doom
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doapn’s
Norfolk and Western A.R November 24 1907 Train Notices
Norfolk and Western A R timetables list trains to Bristol Roanoke Greensboro and Shenandoah Junction. It notes Pullman sleepers to Knoxville Columbus Gary Philadelphia and Philadelphia connections with the St Louis Express and routes via Hagerstown Shenandoan Junction and Roanoke. Agents W B Bevill and M F Bragg in Roanoke Va publish rates and schedules.
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
Williamson
J. Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Gary
Hagerstown
Shenandoan Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Phildelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Philadelophia
Iegeratown
Philadelphir
W. B. Bevill
Trav
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C. B
Wea Pines
Howe
Copenhagen
Ladies” Home Journal
Mess Williams
Texa
Yaa
Marie
Katherine Carare
Leisles
Castoria
Cening Castoria Ateways
Av St
Allen
Ken
Allen S. Olmted
le Roy, N. Y
Jones’ Creamery
Clarke
Elto
Hable
Winchest
Norfolk and Western
A.R
S. Rosenmeyer
2Nd Street
Mattings
Henry: Baetjer & 60
Belt Bros
Bell Brothers
Good & Company, Real Estate and Insurance
North Main Street
Paetter
H. & W. Seabright
Liam M
Wagner
Cardui
Wm. Turner
Bartonville, Ill
Cardus
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