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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
6
Personal Meuitais notes Miss Maria Hack of Bartonsville Virginia visiting her sister Mrs Wil lam Maiburg. Hack is described as very popular and well known throughout the South for charm and beauty in the Spring Lake New Jersey Journal.
Mr. Marshall Baldwin left this morning for Nor folk after visiting his father Dr. C. Baldwin on West Water street. Prof. M. A. Good of Bridgewater Va spent today in the city with his brother I. N. Good en route to Elizabethtown N. J. Major Holmes Conrad spending the summer with his family went to Washington on business. Miss Carrie and Naomie Anderson of Cumberland Md are guests of their sister Mrs. John P. Sartelle on South Market street.
Mr. Harry Brooks of Washington was at his home in the city yesterday, keeping a low profile amid local activity and routine routines.
Rev Wheeler attends Berryville district conference this week. Roanoke visitor Julian Pitman visits his aunt S J Swimley in Rippon. Ga inesboro preacher Rev Marks will lead Sunday service August 9 with Lord's Supper. Crescent Club and Clarke County Musical Society plan joint event at Pedgeon meadow August 13. Home Missionary Society meets August 14 at Mrs Best home. Miss Gertrude Blake visiting uncle Wilder Feagans in Rippon. Ernest Tharp feared typhoid fever. Mrs B F Prince of Baltimore visiting relatives here. John H Funkhouser of Washington visiting Albert C Brown. Misses Alva Maudel Steele and brother from Stephens City visit town.
Mr. Wash. Murnan remains confined to his home on South Market street for a week due to illness with little improvement today.
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