Police deter hold up on street. Fuller fined in court
On Saturday night a man was restrained by police while attempting to extort money from Fred Seal on the street. Fuller received a $2 fine in the Police court. Charles 8. Conrad left Staunton for New York for a position with the Erie railroad. he is brother of Holmes Conrad. L. D. Lockwood will move to Seattle to start a western business venture. Frank H. Krebs, Star city editor, returned home after a week with his brother in Mercersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Seal
Seal
Fuller
Charles
Conrad
Staunton
New York
Erie Railroad
Holmes Conrad
L. D. Lockwood
Bartonsville
County
Seattle
Washington
Lockwood
Far West
Frank H. Krebs
the Star
Krebs
Harry Krebs
Mercersburg
F. W. Grove
G. W. Hershberger
Luray
Mary Hershberger
Page County
Messrs
Frank Dorsey
Samuel Forney
Woodstock
Shenandoah River
Doyle
Card of Thanks and Bereavement Notice for Helen Green
The family and relatives thank rescuers and friends for kindness shown in the death and bereavement of little Helen Green. The July term of the Corporation Court adjourned by limitation. August term begins the third Monday. Mr W G Fisher and wife of Moorefield WV visit relatives at Vaucluse. Fisher and Estes Cline of Vaucluse were in the city. Readers urged to pay arrears to the publisher as the yearly amount remains small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Helen
Corporation Court
W. G. Fisher
Moorefield
W. Va
Vaucluse
Fisher
Estes Cline
A True Woman’s Broadminded Gracious Demeanor
A true woman is broadminded and tolerant. She listens patiently to arguments and seeks the good in others. She is gracious to everyone, giving equal attention to the shabbily dressed and those lower in social scale as to the more fortunate.
Fashion Notes and Health Advice from Faberlows Column
The column highlights hat and dress fashions with gold and silver touches, pleated walking skirts, linen hats, and green velvets. It also prescribes obesity reduction via oxygen through five miles of daily walking, plus diet tips like toast, avoiding milk, and limiting daytime naps.
Island Park August 20 Picnic Highlighted by Trip Specials
Personal notices show many local visitors and departures including Jas A Latane of Baltimore visiting his brother Dr. P Latane, Prof Thos Baardaworth returning from Staunton, and Newton Hyde returning home. The Island Park picnic on August 20 offers a round trip 65 cents, children half fare, with several social visits noted around Warren Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Cows Injured by Savage Dogs at Local Pasture
Three cows owned by butcher Frank Brown were badly torn by dogs while grazing near the Wincheater Inn. The incident recalls a prior loss by James Hillyard at the same location. Several others report animal injuries in adjacent fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Wincheater Inn
James Hillyard
Collision damages buggies at Virginia yard party
Report from Garynessro Virginia on August 10 says Statton Allemorg near Nain crashed into Clinton Emmart's buggy, destroying a wheel and riving the shafts of his own, with no injuries. The Whitacre yard party drew attendees from nearby areas towards Winchester. A. R. Rinker and wife and Mrs. Whitacre visit Romney West Virginia, while Misses Eva and Laura Ferguson stay with Mrs. Rebecca Robinson in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garynessro
Statton Allemorg
Nain
Clinton Emmart
Emmart
Whitacre
Winchester
A. R. Rinker
Romney
W. Va
Eva
Laura Ferguson
Charlottesville
Rebecca Robinson
Large crowds attend yard parties on local routes
Large crowds gathered at yard parties in Clearbrook on the Martinsburg pike and in Macedonia on the Front Royal road Saturday night. Many residents from Winchester attended Macedonia, including a hay ride of youths, while Clearbrook drew fewer but still sizable groups and a straw ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Martinsburg Pike
Masedonia
Front Royal Road
Macedonia
Winchester
Peculiar Mosquito Bite Sickens Mrs. Fickle
Mrs. J. G. Fickle of Carlisle Pennsylvania faced a rare illness after a mosquito bit her cheek. The bite caused swelling turning black then snow white and hard with intense burning. Her fever rose as high as 103 degrees due to the poisonous bite of the maquo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Fickle
Carisle
Death of Capt William G Norvell of Charlestown
Capt William Gaston Norvell aged 63 of Charlestown West Virginia dies after a long career in steam boat traffic on the Kanawha Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Born and raised in Charlestown he always regarded Hagerstown as home. He leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gaston Norvell
Charlestown
W. Va
Kanawha
Ohio
Mississippi
Hagerstown
Wood returns from Capon river to attend Second Ward registrar opening
Mr. Harry L. Wood came back Saturday evening after a several week Capon river outing to be present at the city registration opening tomorrow evening. He serves as a registrar in the Second Ward and plans to return to Capon later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Wood
Capon River
Wood
Capon
Local Man Goyer Returns to Harrisonburg
Mr. A L Goyer returns to Harrisonburg Virginia after a several day visit in this city He is a former Cuba Rica Tobacco Co employee now with the large cigar house of Charles R Sanford of Harrisonburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Goyer
Harrisonburg
Goyer
Cuba-Rica Tobacco Company
Charles R. Sanford
Boy John Owens Stricken By Epileptic Fit In City
John Owens a youth from the county suffered an epileptic attack in the city this afternoon. After a period of illness he was kept at the county hitching yard before his father took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owens
Two Men Take Cars to Clarke County Show
Mr William B Littleton and Mr Burkhart Emmert plan to depart Hagers town by automobile on Wednesday for Berryville to attend the Clarke county Horse and Colt show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Littleton
Burkhart Emmert
Hagers‘town
Berryville
Clarke County
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Green
Potomac River
Conococheague ‘Creek
Hagerstown Herald
Health and Beauty
Mr. Jas, A. Latane
Baltimore
8. P. Latane
Prof
Thos, Baardaworth
Newton Hyde
W. W. Glass
Basic City
R. E. Byrd
Washington, D. C
Mary Bragonier
Capon Springs
William H. Harris
Florida
Chas
Stanworth
US Navy
Hydographicc Office
Elizabeth Worthington
Margaret Dame
John W. Rice
Thomas R. Glass
Allane Indian Territory
Wm. W. Glass
Waynesboro, Va
W. B. Davis
Colendra
Annie L. Cartmell
Ocean City
E Ja Cookus
Shepherdstown
Jas. H. Jones
Julia Jones
C. W. Thompson
Warren Sentinel
Sherwin Williams
Bushnell’s
John Collins
W. O. Horsey
Polk Miller
Memorial Hospital
Hable’s
Wm. Renner
Belle
Millwood
Paxton Chapel
Armon Kenner
Lizzie Parry
S. H. Hable’s
Frederick County
Horsey & Atwell
Pico
W. C. Poshoe
W. C. Marshall
William Zirkle
Weet Water Street
Capt. Norvell
North Main Street
West Water Street
Annie Mc __ Cord
D. F. Hinkins
Sarah Zane
Co. A. Evans
Valley V. Eddy
Royce
Braddock Street
Dr. Tre, Aioe Aouly
David Davidson
Burnt Factory
Edward Conner
Striker & Conner
South Main Street
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mississ Nellie Diffenderger
South Braddock St
Eee
the Star Clothing House
S. H. Hable
Farmers’ and Merchants
Nat. Bank U. S. Government Depository
James B. Russell
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Virginia
Savings Department
E. Holmes Boyd
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
W. M. Atkinson
W. Kurtz
Huey
Lupton
the Shenandoah. Valley Nat. Bank
J. W. Henshall
Rouss Ave
Quartette OF Negro Singers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mark Twain
Mr. Miller
Prince Henry
Carnégie Hall
Dan Tucker
Swimley Va
B &O.R.B
J. Swimley
P .O. Swimley
Brucetown
WM. C. Graichen, Glove Co
North Market St
T. T. Wall
Katharine
Grandsill
Edith Brown
Miss Grandsill
Gar
Land, Nan
Mary
Dean
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