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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1902
Page
4
Miss Norah Parish daughter of G W Parish county was the heroine of a brief runaway in Market street. Her horse bolted past Captain G W Kurtz’s property but she held reins until her father arrived, then sat in the buggy with hands on her hat. The horse stopped after half a square.
The speech by Col Henry praises the history committee’s work on Southern secession causes and lauds Southern soldiers. Leaders honor John J Williams and extended remarks on Fisher's Hill. Chaplain Hyde adopts a resolution welcoming the Turner Ashby Camp and Daughters of the Confederacy. Walter Anderson and wife face accessory charges in a death linked to Miss Carter at Anderson’s home.
By a congregational action St Pauls Lutheran Church in this county joins Stephens City pastorate. Rev J W Strickler of Stephens City will be installed next Sunday August 10 at 10 30 AM and 8 PM services with Rev J E Shenk delivering charges. Public invited. The old St Pauls building will be demolished for a new house of worship on the same ground.
Arthur Fisher, native of Winchester, is reported seriously wounded in Martinsburg West Virginia while attempting to separate a couple fighting. His mother Jennie Fisher heads to Martinsburg for bedside vigil, with letters noting bullet wounds in his foot and body. Reverend W D Fisher is his father and a Martinsburg preacher.
Dr and Mrs P W Boyd host a reception tonight from 7 to 9 at their Fai avenue residence for their son Hu Boyd and wife. About 250 invitations have been issued.
Red polled cattle for sale advertised with promise of showings to interested buyers at Round Hill near Winchester. The notice references months and invites inspection at the property 4 miles from Winchester.
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