Personal notices and upcoming events in Winchester area
Personal items note travels and visits of local residents and relatives. Miss Kate Shaul visits her sister near Clearbrook while Miss Alma Jacobs from Baltimore stays with Mrs. W A Baker on Water Street. Mont Alto Methodist Reunion Aug 3 with $1.10 fare and Martinsburg City Band performance. Post Office Inspector Robert Gibbons visiting Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Shaul
Clearbrook
Winchester
Mont Alto
Alma Jacobs
Baltimore
Wim. A. Baker
Water Street
Martinsburg
Captain Nicholas Dawson Civil War Veteran Dies at Home
Captain Nicholas Dawson a Fairfax County resident and former Seventh Virginia Cavalry officer died at his Cameron home. Born April 20 1835 in Loudoun County he served under Col Turner Ashby and rose to captain. He married Virginia Cooper in 1873 and leaves three children Maria Cooper and Philip Dawson and brother Roger Turner Dawson of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Dawson
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Cameron
Dawson
Loudoun County
Springdale
Samuel Dawson
Miss Bayne
Maryland
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Winchester
Virginia Cooper
Fitzhugh Lee
John Mason
Virginia
Analosan Island
Potomac
Georgetown
Cooper
Philip
Maria
Roger Turner Dawson
Baltimore
Physician to Open Cedarville Practice in 1906
In addition to Riverton practice, Dr. Robt. P. Cooke announces a medical and surgical office opening at Cedarville, Va, starting August 1, 1906, with daily hours 4 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Regina Haynie hosted a gathering on South Market Street honoring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shomer of Wilmington, Del, while Miss Neta Yore of Briggs wishes Mrs. J. James Sioa in Harrisburg, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Cedarville
Robt
P. Cooke
Regina Haynie
South Market Street
Paul Shomer
Wilmington
Neta Yore
Briggs
J. James Sioa
Harwisburg
Nests listed for Winchester Inc attendees and givers
A long list of individuals from multiple states and cities appears, naming Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Baldwin Washington D C Mrs J 1 Black well Warrenton Va and others including Mr N Bradford Norfolk Va Miss Depray Folk Va Mrs W Dodson Norfolk Va Miss Lucie Dodson Norfolk Va Capt S H Gibson Washington D C Mrs C W Green Waco Texas Mrs J Hildreth New Decatur Ala Mrs W B Tohna Washington Miss Mamie Hough Baltimore Miss Anna Lamar Pensacola Mrs S G Macgill Baltimore Miss Mulligan Baltimore Miss Ella Newton Washington D C Mr WwW Packett Jr Charlestown W Va Mrs J H Stier Harford County Md Miss Virginia Wallis Washington D C Mrs John P Wallis Washington D C Mr W Wheeler Washington D C Mr John Winchester Philadelphia Pa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Baldwin
Washington, D. C
J. 1. Blackwell
Warrenton
N. Bradford
Norfolk
Sv C
lClubb
St. Louis
Geo. W. Carpenter
Philadelphia
J. M. Culp
Washington, D
Baltimore
Miss
Depray
Folk, Va
Washington
Mamie Hough
Pensacola
Fla
Anna Lamar
S. G. Macgill
Mulligan
Grace A. Newton
Www. B. Packett, Jr
Johnson Stars In Seventh Inning Rally For Staunton Victory
In a lengthy extra inning style recap, Staunton gains runs on a sequence starting with Carr’s wildness and Johnson’s strong pitching relief. Key hits include Foard’s Texas Leaguer, Kennedy’s double, Andrews’ line drive, Graham’s doubles, and Judd’s repeated impressions as the visitors surge in the seventh. A lengthy summary with earned runs, bases, and pitching lines concludes with a whiskey ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Graham
Judd
Woodward
Andrews
Pat Parrish
Peiser
Staunton
Cantwell
Lmt
Johnson
Kennedy
Hanks
Baker
Texas
Winchester
Porter
Kennedy Andrews
Armstrong
Brown
Thompson
Mr. Wagner
In Loving Remembrance Lydia A Henry
Obituary style notice recalling Lydia A Henry who died August 2 1905 and is remembered by her husband and children with a verse of tribute. Also brief local notes report Mrs Sate DeHaven improving and others ill or affected by storm and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menon
Lydia A. Henry
DeHaven
Sate DeHaven
Jeancer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pride of
Berkeley
Old Wheat
Miller Supply Company
Frank Ridgeway
Nineveh
Stone
Messrs. W. M. Johnson
David Meade
White Post
Robert G. Gibbons
Altoona, Pa
John Smith
Fauquier County
A. McGill Smith
Episcopal Female Institute
Nellye
Pearl Fahnestock
Ailan
Sastoria
Col
Winchester Inc
I. W. Harper
Ritter & Spillman
Ih Porown
Parrish
Kay
Shields
Thomson
Woodson
C ‘Porter
Totais
Winchester Players Board
S. S. U Andrews
Isemetrort
Via
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
MOON
North Main Street
J. P. Haddox
N. Main St
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
Winchester and
Perry’s Ferry
Ladies of Relief SE Eyss South
Gochenour & Bro
Millbrook Mills
Mason
California
Babbitt
Arbuckle
Sap Verone Ee
Tiger Biscuit
Nesta
T. M. Barr
Main Street
Ee O
L. E. Savage Sons
W. C. Marshall
White Post Ball
Untsberry’s
Ngegeee
Horsey. & Atwell
STAR
Our
S. H. Hable
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry
Front Royal Horse Show
Association
Arthur L. Warthen
State Female Normal School
Oaga Senasenior
Cone - Jarman
Farmville
Eskey
New Century
Eelipse
Champe Born
Dover
Borden
Ome Ideal
Winner
D. R. Eskey
Linh?ning
Stove and
Etrel RaNnae Co
Reuss
Baltimore and Ohio
Wanamaker & Brown
J. Sowers
Berryville
Risquas
W.va
R. E Byrd
Senseney Lane
Alam Hentai
Elkspin
Shape of Tooh
Kos
Bryarly
Boyce
J. R. Walter
North Braddock Street
Ft. Loudoun
Pranos
Gass
Gop
Katharine R. Glass
Laura W., Gold
J.weler
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