Personal Notices Highlight Regional Visits and Events
Prophy Tol to have hard eaithy guilt dine Pride of Berkeley flour is listed with Miller Supply Company. Mr UG B Rice and family visit Charlottesville. Methodist Reunion planned at Mont Alto on Aug 3 with $1.10 round trip. Mrs Mary Gordon returns to New York. Frank Mesmer back in Hartford Conn. J Winchester's Methodist Churches invited to Mont Alto Aug 3. Pare $1.10. Mrs O M Hodgson and children enjoy time in Strasburg. Stable supplies and Mrs Charles Kitchen of White Post recovering after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Old Wheat Flour
Miller Supply Company
UG. B. Rice
Charlottesville
Mont Alto
Mary Gordon
New York
Winchester
Middletown and surrounding visitors fill hotel and town
Local notes list visitors and residents from multiple states. John C. C. Smith of Hancock Maryland stays at Hotel Evans. George L. Seager from Laramie Wyoming visits on business. many others travel, visit relatives, or attend funerals in Middletown, Winchester, and Front Royal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. C. Smith
Hannock, Md
Evans
George L. Seager
Laramie
Wyoming
Edith Latane
S. P. Latane
Baltimore
Elijah Hutten Dies in Berkeley and Gerrardstown
Elijah Hutten a well known county resident died at his home west of Bunker Hill Sunday morning from a complication of diseases in his 65th year. Services were held from his home Tuesday at ten Welock with interment in the Gerrardstown Presbyterian graveyard. The widow survives with several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Elijah Hatten
Ten Welock
Gerrardstown
County Woman Shot by Husband in Pasadena Tragedy
California report indicates the wife left her husband and found work with Dr. E. B. Hoag’s family in Pasadena. The husband pursued her and shot her to death on the night of the 23rd. The girl’s father, reeling from the tragedy, planned to travel to California in September to counsel reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pasadena
E. B. Hoag
Local Market Prices Listed for Wheat Eggs Butter
Prices paid in the local markets today show Wheat at 52.5 cents, eggs around 25 to 40 cents, and Butter at 20 cents per pound. Hens and other items are noted with small variations across stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Magst
Ata
Proposals Sought for Federal Building Site in Winchester Va
Proposals to be opened August 9 1906 for sale to the United States of a centrally located Winchester Virginia site for a federal building. A corner lot 120 x 130 feet required with diagrams of land streets alleys grades and foundation details. Improvements must be removed within thirty days of notice. vendor pays conveyance costs. Right to reject any proposal reserved. Sealed proposals marked Pro for Federal building site at Winchester and mailed to the Secretary of the Treasury Supv Petal? Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winchester
Va. A
W . Va
Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington, D
Bands to Pen-Mar Event on August Ninth
A notice reminds readers to attend the Aug 9 Pen Mar gathering with the bands, urging memory of the date.
A Newsy Letter From Stephens City
A Newsy Letter from Stephens City of Westminster Massachusetts reports visits and illnesses. Lucrena Pifer has recovered somewhat from a critical illness and is convalescing. Other residents mentioned include Mrs. Alfred Orndorff who is indisposed, Mrs. Alice V. Frankland and her daughter Ming Mary Frankland visiting Mrs. J. M. Steele, Florence Showalter visiting the Boyers, John Cook aged with erysipelas, and Mrs. Lucy Williamson returning to West Virginia after visiting relatives. Carrie Hottle visits Mrs. B. F. Hottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Samuel Yates
Riverton
Alice Yates
Daniel Grove
M. Grove
Lucy Watson
Leesburg
Joseph Watson
Nannie Davison
Winchester
William Davison
Ida May Dinges
Octavia Kline
Atlantic City
D. D. Muse
North Carolina
Walter McGee
Carrie McGee
Baltimore
Olin ‘Larrick
Chloe Manuel
Front Royal
Grace Sellers
Bridgewater
Julia Owdings
Bessie Gaver
Brambles
W. Va
Westminster
Charles Samsell
Lucrena Pifer
Alfred Orndorff
Fairview Church
Alice V. Frankland
Ming Mary Frankland
Washington
J. M. Steele
Florence Showalter
Mt. Sidney
Emily
Annie Boyer
John Cook
North Main Street
Lucy Williamson
Clarence
Sallie Chipley
West Virginia
Carrie Hottle
Woodstock
B. F. Hottle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Mesmer
Hartford, Conn
O. M. Hodgson
Strasburg
Miller
Charles’ Kitchen
White Post
Pen-Mar Ang
William M. Dame
Elizabeth Frester
Wilmington, del
H. B.grimm
Susie Ramsburg
Little Son
Frederick City, Md
G. O. Snapp
Frank Ehlen
Ross
Harmon Bell
A. D. Henning
Ada Hardesty
Anna
Jennie Briggs
Dr. Roland
Ringgold
Sharp and Dohme
Busineas
J. C. Horn
South Braddock Street
Mamie Strickler
Garfield Hospital
Wilton Strickler
William Keating
South Market Street
Cecil
Davis
8. D. Skelton
United Bre’ Church
S. K. Wine
Dayton, Va
W. R. Berry
Mary Peery
Stephens City
Charles Frazier
Franklin Street
Eneree
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Elijah Hutten
MOON
N. Main St
Ji Haddox
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
Baltimore and
Ohio
Minneapolis
Minn
Mason's
Arbuckle
Mous M. Barr
Main Street
L. E. Savage Sons
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Lucie Barbara Enell
White Post-wall
Meade Memorial Church
Baker
S. H. Hable
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry
Front Royal Horse Show
Association
Arthur L. Warthen
State Female Normal School
G Ae J. L. Jarman
Farmville, Va
Exkey
New Century
Eclipse
Chamion Bornine Ee Dover
Borden
D. R. Eskey
Stove and Steel Range Co
Ranes
Ous
Ee Bell
Baltimore and Ohio
Adarese CO
Sowers
Berryville
Sandurky
Guo
J. Schiack
Ridgeway
Pir
Tarzebiak
Keuss Hegine House
Kérnin
R B Byrd
Senseney Lane
Adam Bentzel
Wincheser
Elis
Bryarly
Boyes
J. K. Walter
North Braddock Street
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Virginia
Miss Glass
Gop
Katharine R. Glass
Laura W. Gold
PRIC
Saco
Horsey & Atwell
Wanamaker & Brown
People's Bargain Store
Martinsburg
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