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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1903

Page

4

Ridge View Society meets at Fahne stockville program detailed

Correspondence from Axpins and Orzquon VA dated August 13 notes the Ridge View Society program with recitation reading and a debate on doctors versus lawyers, the negative side winning. It lists visitors, arrivals, and local happenings including hospital visits, travelers from Winchester and Front Royal, church services, and local social news.

Axpins Ridge View Society Fahnestockville Bertha Robinson Anna Lewis Grover Cooper Cephas Fahnertock Messrs Irenas Lewis Ray Robinson Walter Cooper Leslie Fries

Pleasant Valley Sunday School Picnic Ad

Aca Renner of Millwood visits Cepar Grove. Pleasant Valley Sunday School of the United Brethren church plans an August 221d Temperance picnic in a grove nearby. The youngest Smith child died Monday night. burial held at Pleasant Valley church yard. Nora Locke of Culpepper visits her Frieze parents with two children. William Clark remains critically ill with dropsy.

Cepar Grove Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church David Smith Pleasant Valley Church Yard Nora Locke Culpepper

Old Time Darkey Curses in Police Court

Charles Newmen a jailed man faced Justice Bragovier on charges of abusive language and disorderly conduct. The jalous husband stood in the street cursing his wife sparking uproar in Round Hill. He paid a $2 fine plus costs or 20 days in jail.

Bragovier Round Hill McCartney

Leave For An Extensive Tour

Mr H Douglas Fuller cashier of Farmers and Merchants National Bank leaves Winchester en route from Strasburg Virginia after a recital at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church. He and Mrs Fuller plan an ocean voyage to Halifax and back by land via the St Lawrence and Great Lakes. A wagon accident with First Hose horses in West Antietam street caused damage to a wagon fender and a fallen horse.

H. Douglas Fuller Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bark Winchester Strasburg Great Lakes Fuller Jos. Zeigler Carl Mobley West Antietam Street Jonathan

Illness at Winchester Lodge of Elks Meeting

Mr. B Brooke Baker fell ill during Winchester Lodge of Elks session last night. He was moved to his home and is improving though still confined. Mr. D B Conrad of Tar E ven 1N8 Star reports visiting the Clarke County Horse and Colt Show today.

Frisby Smith St. Johns Lewis Hartman Maggie Fahnestock Shenandoah County William O’rear and Luke, Md Daniel Fahnestock Orzquon Robert Taylor B. Brooke Baker Winchester D. B. Conrad Clarke County Horse and Colt Show

Black cultural entertainment and hospital benefit notices

Dr Hunter H McGuire left yesterday for Washington DC. Ada Rosenberger of this county visits Atlantic City. Polk Miller and his quartet of Black singers perform at The Auditorium Friday night for a hospital benefit. Walter Huntsberry travels to Staunton to visit relatives. Dr Price operations seen by Drs Somerville and Stewart of Millwood. Memorial Hospital benefit. tickets at Hables. Mrs Charles H O Nea and daughter return to Luray VA. Subscribers in arrears urged to pay.

Polk Miller Price W. 5. Somerville George Stewart Millwood Clarke County Memorial Hospital Hable’s Charles H. O' Neal G. H. Haines South Main Street Luray Winchester Memorial Hospital Mark Twain Mr. Miller Prince Henry Bo Nzout West Camnezis Hall

Well Known Lady Died at Afton

Mrs. Kate Grant of South Kent street received word of the death of Miss Catharine Hall formerly Catharine Kilbourne of Baltimore Maryland. Miss Hall died at Afton Virginia after a long illness following a failing health this spring. A native of Baltimore she spent much of her youth in this city with her aunt Mrs. Eleanore Conrad. Known for her sweet disposition she leaves many friends who mourn her passing.

Kate Grant S. Kent Street Catharine Hall Catharine Kilbourne Baltimore Afton Eleanore Conrad

Burnt Factory Church Lawn Party Announced

The Burnt Factory Church ladies plan a three night lawn party on August 20 21 and 22 on the church lawn. Refreshments will be served and proceeds go to benefit the church. Public invited to attend and support the cause. committee promises visitor comfort and good order.

Burnt Factory

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