Pretty Wedding in Brunswick Narrowed to Middling Event
Wapesville Virginia August 1 Correspondence reports a July 29 wedding at Bunwick Maryland between Miss Burkholder and Mr Neill Jolliffe a Frederick county native. The ceremony featured Miss Edna Bilson as maid of honor and John Jolliffe as best man with ushers Joseph Jolliffe Edward Irish Jones and Stuart. The Rev Hazel officiated as ferns decorated the altar and Mrs Howard Jones played the organ. The couple left amid rice for Mountain Lake Park then plan a visit with the groom's parents near Clearbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Wapesville, Va
Bunwick
Edna Bilson
Baltimore
John Jolliffe
Joseph Jolliffe
Edward Irish
Messrs
Hazel
Mountain Lake Park
Clearbrook
Social notes from Berryville and fishing trip planned
In Berryville Virginia Mr A B Wilson and Mr W E Cooper are in town. Several residents from Pitcairn Winchester Washington Nashville Leesburg and Upton are visiting. A fishing party led by Dorsey Yeakley Alfred Cline Carson Yeakley and C W Brown plans a two week Shenandoah River excursion above Front Royal with Jack Greenwalt as mascot. Maurice Sumption has improved after a scare of appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
A. 8. Wilson
Baltimore
W. E. Cooper
Winchester
Clayton Carlisle
Pitcairn
W. J. Mullins
Washington, D. C
John H. Stuff
Upton
Roger Smith, Jr
Atlanta
H. T. Sennett
Nashville, Tenn
May Henry
Lizzie Simons
8. H. Ball
Leesburg
Williams
Tazewell County
Messrs
Dorsey Yeakley
Alfred Cline
Carson Yeakley
C. W. Brown
Tuer Evenine Star Composing Rooms
South Branch
Shenandoah River
Front Royal
Jack’’ Greenwalt
Jeweler D F Hinkins Moves Store to West Water Street
Mr. D. F. Hinkins the jeweler relocates from north Main street to West Water street in the former Tae Star building. The move places the shop in a newly occupied streetfront space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Hinkins
North Main Street
West Water Street
Tae Star
Registration board work in Gaines city books for county clerk
Notice offers special meat prices for threshing. Brown's Meat Market, No 142, 38 W. Water St. implies local business notice about meat sales and a county clerk handover.
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Registration Board
Gainesree
Pen-Mar Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Falls Day
Baltimore visitors Mr Alexander Barne and Dr Randolph Shields travel to the city to spend time with relatives. Hon Conrad Kownslar arrives for professional business. Miss Margaret Stuart visits relatives in King George county. Local notices promote Pen-Mar dances on August 4 with a free orchestra, and advise Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for cholera infantum and diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Kownslar
Berryville
Margaret Stuart
King George County
Round Hill Library Society Holds Annual Picnic
The annual picnic of the Round Hill Library Society was held this afternoon on a wooded belt at Mr. Thos. N. Lupton’s farm near the city. Despite wet weather a large number of members attended and refreshments were served for an enjoyable afternoon.
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Round Hill Library Society
Thos. N. Lupton
End Of Cool Weather Expected Tonight
The Weather Bureau reports continued cool conditions tonight with Sunday forecast to be fair and warmer. The cool spell for early August ends tonight if the forecast holds, bringing relief as temperatures rise into the weekend.
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United States Weather Bureau
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Postoffice 1903
List of unclaimed letters for the week ending August 1 1903 in Winchester Virginia includes E K Cutler C C Dunstin Carrie Henderson John W Keller Jennie Tharpe Persons calling for letters must pay one cent for each letter received Bencrty Kern P M
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Winchester
Cutler
E. K
Dunstin
C. C
Henderson
Carrie
Keller
John W
Tharpe
Jennie
Bentrtey Kern
P. M
Major Jordan Wyatt Jones Dies at 83 in St. Louis
The last Confederate staff officer Major Jordan Wyatt Jones died at age 83 in St. Louis. He served on the staffs of Generals Tilchman and Pem berton during the Civil War and his major commission was reportedly the first issued by Jefferson Davis. A gas works outage at noon caused widespread cooking disruptions, with calls to the gas house unanswered.
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Jordan Wyatt Jones
St. Louis
Jones
Tilchman
Pemberton
Jefferson Davis
Methodist Women Meet in Martinsburg
The annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Winchester district, Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met at Trinity Church in Martinsburg West Virginia. Delegates come from Winchester, Stephens City, Martinsburg, Summit Point, Berryville and Charles Town. Winchester delegates are Mrs. M. E. Haines and Mrs. A. Evans. Tonight Annie Small will deliver the welcome and A V Wilson of Charlestown will respond. An evening program followed by officer elections tomorrow.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Winchester
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Trinity Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stephens City
Summit Point
Berryville
Charlestown
M. E. Haines
A. Evans
Nannie Small
A. V. Wilson
Noted 19th Century Figures Died in Europe and United States
The record lists deaths of Captain Frederick Marryat in Norfolk England born 1792. Eugene Sue at Annecy Savoy born 1801. Horace Mann at Yellow Springs born 1796. Paul Delaroche born 1804. Marie Seebach at St Moritz Engadine born 1838. and a 1898 note that President McKinley announced peace terms with Spain.
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Frederick Marryat
Delaroche
Norfolk
England
London
Eugene Sue
Annecy
Savoy
Horace Mann
Yellow Springs
Des
Paul Delaroche
Marie Séebach
St. Moritz
Engadine
McKinley
Spain
Butler and Owen wed in Washington ceremony
Frederick A. Butler 40 of Strasburg and Clara E. Owen 24 of Eagle Mountain were married yesterday by Rev. W. H. Chapman in Washington. The Winchester baseball team travels to Martinsburg for a game this afternoon and returns tonight after wearing uniforms on the train. A mob attempted to lynch prisoners on a Chesapeake and Ohio train near Clifton Forge but failed. Mrs. Pierce Stevens of Columbus has visited Hayfield and heads to Martinsburg. Daniel O’Conner was summoned from Cumberland to Winchester for his mother’s illness. A bridge collapse in Portland sinks 100 into the water with several deaths. Ex-Alderman King of Richmond jailed for a year after a bribery conviction. Virginia sued for 172000 over commissions on federal money. Shipping Trust rumors claim dissolution soon. Six people burn badly in a lamp explosion at a New Castle dance.
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Frederick A. Butler
Strasburg
Clara E. Owen
Eagle Mountain
Washington
W. H. Chapman
Martinsburg Considers 6 MPH Auto Slowdown Ordinance
In Martinsburg West Virginia the ordinance committee drafts a 6 mph city speed limit with council review next Thursday. The World presses for an amended limit of 10 mph, arguing the plan should still be slow yet practical for traffic and local governance.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Richmond Couple to Attend Governor's Ball at Sulphur Springs
Mrs Mann 8 Valentine and Col onel Valentine of Richmond expect to attend the Governor's ball on August 5 at the Jordan White Sulphur Springs near Winchester. Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes by Dr Thomas Electric Oil sold at any drug store.
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Mann
Valentine
Colonel Valentine
Richmond
Jordan White ‘Sulphur Springs
Winchester
Thomas
Ocean Grove Excursion Arranged by Cumberland Valley Railroad
The Cumberland Valley Railroad plans an eleven day excursion to Ocean Grove and Asbury Park New Jersey via their line and P R R on Friday August 21 Return tickets valid to Sept 1 1903 cost seven fifty for the round trip Train No 4 from Winchester departs 730 am on the stated dates Special Sunday excursion tickets offered every Sunday from June 7 to Euston inclusive for all stations between Hagerstown and Euston Information on rates and sale terms available at station agents W B Bevint G P A N & W By.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
N. J
Winchester
Hagerstown
Euston
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Brunswick
Clarke County
Maurice Sumption
Symptons
Pen
Alexander Barne
Philadelphia
City
Randolph Shields
New York
Walter Hunsbery
Mount Jackson
Pen-Mar
Rev. Coupel
R. Page
Potomac River
David Ambach
Jas. van Meter
Berkely County
Fisher’s Hill
Claudie Bagent
Cumberland
Annie Caldwell
Jolley
Whitacre
County
Literary Society
Major Jones
Horsey & Atwell
Loscopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Anne
James II
House of
Schenectady
N. Y
Connecticut
Maria Mitchell
Nantucket
West Indies
I Kooneskoone
John Ross
Colorado
Speed Smith Fry
Louisville
Japan
China
Elizabeth Drew Barstow Stoddard
Richard Henry Stoddard
New York City
Thomas Gainsborough
Sudbury
William Wiliams
Sioner
Lebanon
Conn
Butler-Owen
Clifton Forge
Pierce Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Lewis Bromley
Hayfield
Martinsbur
Daniel O’conner
Maurice O’ Conner
Williamette River
Portland
Ore
King
Virginia
United States
Shipping Trust
New Castle
Fico
E Bushnell &Co
R. E. Byrd
C. W. Forsythe
Byrd & Forsythe
Warren
Page Counties. Com
Winches
Ter
Front
Franck Baker & Son
Wright’s
Jos. Wiicut, JR
W. By
Winchester Hand
Frank B. Fl Rown
Water Street
Nancy Lee Coble
Pike
Misses Wylie
Miller Supply CO
the Star Clothing House
Ss. H. Hable
Farmers’ and Merchants
Nat. Bank U. 8S
James B. Russell
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Capital Stock
Savings Department
E. Hoymes Boyd
W. Stone A. M. Baker
W. M. Atkinson Gro
W. Kurrz
Hues
Lupron
THE
Shenandoah Valley
NAT. Bank
Henshall
J. W
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