Funeral Notices and Local Travel Updates
Notes show Edna Tayett mourned at Woodside with Mr James Lamp and wife attending Mrs Thomas De Haven's funeral in Back Creek Valley. S S Cline and brother travel to Waynesboro for their mother's funeral. Mr James Folk outlines Martinsburg Winchester Turnpike bridge work pending bid results. L C Hoffman and A J Clending attend Gore property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tame de 'Mian
Edna Tayett
Woodside
James Lamp
Thomas de- Haven
Back Creek
S. S. Cline
Waynesboro
Robinson
James Folk
Martinsburg
Winchester
L. C. Hoffman
A. J. Clendening
Gore
Whitacre Notes Highlight Local Church Events
Pleasant Grove to host all day meeting on Sunday August 12 preached by Rev C J Racey. Four girls Edith Whitrace Mamie Whitrace Mary Bageant Lola Bageant baptized at Branch near D L Calvert's and join M E Church South. Baby girl born July 31 at writer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Pleasant Grove
C. J. Racey
Letcher
Washington
Edith
Mamie Whitacre
Mary
Lola Bageamt
D. L. Calvert’s
W. Mark
Gainesboro
M. E. Church
South
G. C. Peacemaker
R. P. Mauzy
Albin
Valena Strother
John Bageant
Nain
Moses
Loudoun County Man A Death by Own Action
Oscar C. James of Waterford Loudoun County killed himself at home after an unsuccessful attempt to murder his sister in law Miss Blanche Brabham. Jealousy said to be the motive. Brabham wounded in the ear. James died later from a self inflicted temple wound. He left a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. James
Waterford
Loudoun County
Blanche Brabham
Miss Brabham
Thomas Myers
James
Pat Rollins Returns to Staunton for 2LUTSS Show
The Harrisonburg Times reports Pat Rollins is returning to Staunton with the 2LUTSS show, promising several anticipated good events in the next day or two as Staunton prepares for a busy stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Pat Rollins
Staunton
Pat
Winchester and Martinsburg Bands lead at Pen-Mar event
The Winchester and Martinsburg bands take the spotlight with the crowd and music headed to Pen-Mar on Thursday. notices mention Robt Skidoo and other dates. Frenk Tilford of Alabama visits his mother on Amherst Street and Mrs. Kern from Nashville attends Mrs. J H Waugh funeral in Harrison News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Pen-Mar
Aidy
Mr. Frenk ‘Tilford
Mrs. Tilford
Amherst Street
John A. Kern
Nashville, Tenn
J. H. Waugh
Harrison News
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Personal notes from Baltimore visitors and locals
The column lists visits and stays of numerous residents and guests across towns. John Campbell of Baltimore visits his mother Mrs Mary Caryell, Nellie Tabb leaves for Loudoun County, Mrs Alexander Barrier returns from Philadelphia and New Jersey, J W Dodd and Gus Brill are seen in town, and many others are hosted by local families or planning trips to Pen Mar, Wilmington, and Connelsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Battimore
Mary, B. Caryell
Nellie Tabb
Willie McGuire
Loudoun County
Greenway School Board Meeting Advertises Teacher Hiring
The Greenway District School Board will meet at White Post on Saturday August 11 1906 to hire teachers for the 1906 07 term beginning October 1 1906 All applications should be addressed to S A Douine Clerk White Post Va August 4 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Greenway
White Post
S. A. Douine
Lawyer-Davis Conrad Leaves for New York City
Mr William Davis Conrad departs for New York City to pursue a legal career after earning his degree from Harvard Law School. The advertisement promotes I W Harper whiskey as a popular Kentucky liquor by Ritter Spillman. A pleasant trip is hinted with a travel note for Pen-Mar August 157ru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis Conrad
New York City
Contrad
Law School
Harvard University
Kentucky
I. W. Harper
Ritter& Spillman
The Star Hands Out Prizes to News Correspondents
The Star offers a gold watch and a ladies watch as prizes for the best correspondents. Rules require at least eighteen weekly communications from May 1 to September 1, with prize eligibility based on news quality, gathering opportunities, and reliability. Signatures required. prize info on display at EK window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Bruce Capper
Star
Cnn
THE
Evening Star
Storms Havoc at Pawnee Bill Show Leaves Damage and Panic
A severe storm disrupted Pawnee Bill's Wild West show as elephants fled into a river and a tent pole bolt struck gear. Japanese rider B Francis led performers through flooded tents as women and children fled for safety. Miss May Lillie and others were shocked. both wardrobe and stock suffered extensive losses, forcing cancellation of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Snes
Francih
Itent
Philippines
May Lillie
Pawnee Bill
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Bunker Ili
Robert
Sars zaNnz
Island
Miller Supply Company
John I. Sloat
Atlantic City
Newark
New Jersey
Baltimore
Pen-Mar Ang
Red Men
Nannie Nurton
Wilmington
Ene
Pride of
Berkeley
Alexander Barrier
Philadelphia
William H. Duval
Allenhurst
N. J
Star Office
J. W. Dodd
Gus Brill
Bay of
Lewis Seal
Miss Mary Seal
Albert Shaver
Maurertown
C. E. Hunts‘berry
W. E. Barr
Capon River
Marge Tyler O’nealle
Richmond
Mattie and
Susie Haines
C. L. Robinson
Fairmont
W.va
Georgia Flemister
Connelsville, Pa
Ethel Hefflebower
Emma Goss
Ella Blakney
Bellair
Ohio
Amelia Rollins
George Ed. Copenhaver
Clara Jefferson
Brunswick
Maude Hanson
Fices
New York
Auauust 157Ru
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
MOON
J. P
Haddox
N. Main St
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
R. Atwell
Nutsberry
Senseney Road
Hart
T. Barton
Byrd, Byrd & Forsyth
Attorneys-at-Law
Warren and
Rappahannock
Byrd & Forsyth
Front Royal
R. E. Byrd
Virgil i
Pate
Storm
Wanamaker & Brown
People’s Bargain Store
Virginia
Gllass
Goxp
Katharine RB
Glass
Laura W. Gold
GOST
Horsey & Atwell
Castoria
S. H. Hable
Penn
Wahive
Miller’s Drug Store
Onec
Goses
Eoren Limobs
Emimen
Parca Em
Ivario
Penn Drug Company
Coe Ness
Shoes and Oxfords
Eee Honess
Erry
State Female Normal School
Pbresee
M J. L. Jarman
Preident
Farmville
Heece
New Century
Eclipse
Champop Born
Cameron
Dover
Bordens Oxe
Dea
Liautina
Steve and Steel Ranee Co
Rouews
Bell
Rouss Dep Gine House
Vane ‘al Reerve Co
Eas Co
P. McCousb
National
Bank of Cwemaro
Norfolk
Bryarly
Boyce
S-l-w
F. Faulkner
Desirabie House
C. H. Boxwell
N. Braddock
Furnis
Foster
S. Braddock
Addie Smith Willlease
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