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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

4

Pear Tree Gavel Presented to Virginia Board of Agriculture

At a Richmond meeting, President C W Heater of Middletown presented a gavel carved from a pear tree that grew at Cedar Creek battlefield. The gift honors Civil War history and the board plans to inscribe it for future generations, with next meeting set for October 28 in Richmond.

State Board of Agriculture Richmond C. W. Heater Middletown Cedar Creek Mr. Heater Board of Agriculture Heater General Early General Sheridan

Shull Guests From Lafayette County at Marlboro

G W Shull and Isaac Hulver of Lafayette County near Lexington Mo arrive to stay with Briscoe Shull at Marlboro for several weeks. G W Shull, Briscoe Shull’s brother, has long lived in the west as a prosperous farmer. Hulver hails from Hardy County West Virginia. Bowly Accepts Position as Traveling Salesman for Valley Candy Co Lexington.

G. W. Shull Isaac Hulver Lafayette County Lexington Briscoe Shull Marlboro West Mr. Hulver Hardy County W. Va Bowly J. H. Bowly The Valley Candy Co

Reverend Kern to Preach at Market Street Church

Rev Dr John A Kern of Nashville Tennessee will preach tomorrow morning at 11 o clock at Market Street M E Church The pastor Rev T M West will preach at 8 o clock His subject will be The Fallen Countenance Its Significance

Kern Market Street John A. Kern Nashville, Tenn Market Street M. E T. M. West

Miss Rudolph Recovering from Typhoid Fever

Miss Emma Rudolph, a saleslady at Henry S. Baker & Co., has been ill for weeks with typhoid fever but is now recovering. Rev. Dr. J. W. Shoaff, former Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South pastor now in Alabama, visits the city as a guest of E. J. Evans. Two small houses for rent cheap on Gibbons Street near Main. apply at 148 N. Main Street.

Miss Rudolph Emma Rudolph Henry S. Baker & Co.’s J. W. Shoaff Braddock Street’ Methodist Episcopal Church South Alabama E. J. Evans Gibbons Street Main N. Main Street William Henry Waters Washington, D. C Helen May Waters

Winchester Horse Show to Become a Permanent Affair

Heavy rain ended the second day after one race. The Winchester Horse Show Association voted to make the organization permanent and may lease the Fair Grounds for five years. Despite rain and postponements the meet was a financial social and sporting success with final results in pacing trotting and various classes listed for horses from Virginia and Maryland.

Winchester Horse Show Association Fair Phrase John R. Lashley Almist Joseph Holtzman Woodstock

Miss Bettie Hamilton Dies After Illness Near White Post

Miss Bettie Hamilton aged about 35 living with Mrs. David Meade near White Post died yesterday morning from a complication of diseases. The funeral was held this morning at 8 o clock with Rev. D. L. Reid officiating. Interment followed at White Post.

Bettie Hamilton

Hodgson Injured on Cumberland Valley Railroad

Mr Hodgson an employee of the Cumberland Valley Railroad injured himself lifting items several days ago and has since been confined to his home. He is now improving.

Brooke Hodgson Cumberland Valley Railroad Hodgson

Infant Alberta Grim Baptized in Cumberland Home

Alberta Virginia Grim infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dash Grim of Cumberland Maryland was baptized this morning by Rev Dr John E Bush at the grandparents home 805 South Braddock Street. The child has been very ill.

Alberta Virginia Grim William Dash Grim Cumberland, Md John E. Bushnell Jas. Curl South Braddock Street

Mrs Callum Hosts Party for Miss Haxall Visitor

Mrs. Robert Callum hosted a delightful party at Mrs. Nancy Cobl's this morning in honor of Miss Haxall of Baltimore visiting the Misses Hunter. Refreshments were served during the morning gathering.

Callum Robert Callum Nancy Cobl Haxall Baltimore Hunter

Reverend Dame to preach at Millwood and Stephens City

Rev Nelson P Dame will preach in Millwood on Sunday at 11 am and in Stephens City at 4 pm. Also notes visitors, local shopping, and upcoming events including the Sarah Zane picnic at Island Park on August 14 with round trip fare 65 cents.

Mr. Dame Stephens City Nelson P. Dame Millwood Sarah Zane Island Park Avaust Cts Sarah Zane Steam Fire Company

Plastering Hair and Sand Wall Plaster Cement

Miss Mamie Hutchinson and Master Frank Hutchinson left for Fisher's Hill today. They will attend the reunion and then return with their uncle to Woodstock for several weeks of visiting.

Rosendale Miller Surry Co Mamie Frank Hutchinson Fisher’s Hill Woodstock

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