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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1909

Page

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Merchants Push Storm Sewer Project on Main Street

A Winchester merchants group petitions for a storm sewer pipe from Piccadilly Street to the Town Run in the Main Street trench. The proposal, backed by most Main Street businesses, faces questions of cost and method with an estimate above 600 and a referral to the street committee for next Monday night.

Winchester Main Street Piccadilly - Street Williams H. Baker R. G. Williams Sewerage Commission Philip W. Boyd Boyd W. H.baker N. Wilson Davis Lewis F. ‘Cooper Fred. In. Glaize John M. Steck Janney

Rest-Seeking Comedy Aims for Auditorium Showing

A heavy program will be presented at the Auditorium tonight featuring the film Weary Bones Seeks a Rest and Gets It. Also shown are high class titles The Barber's Revenge Amazons of Different Periods Mine At Last and St Mority in a varied lineup.

Barber's

Miss Rose Schuler Visits Cameron Family in South

Miss Rose Schuler of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania arrived to visit her brother Dr. W. D. Cameron and his wife Mrs Cameron. It is her first visit to the south and she expresses pleasure with the region.

Rose Schuler Wilkes‘Barre W. D. Cameron Miss Schuler South

Koiner Leads in Race for Agriculture and Immigration Commissioner

Final canvass shows Geo W Koiner ahead of J Thompson Brown by about 1000 to 1200 votes with counts from Campbell Augusta Prince William and other counties changing. Brown gains in several counties while Koiner posts notable gains in Floyd Cape Charles Dickenson Franklin Gloucester Goochland Rockbridge Shenandoah and Wythe.

Geo. .W. Koiner J. Thompson Brown Koiner Floyd Cape Charles Township Dickenson Franklin Gloucester Goochland Rockbridge Shenandoah Wythe

Mary Kibler Found Drowned in Shenandoah River

The body of Mary Kibler, a child who wandered from her Luray home, was recovered a mile downstream after river dragging by about fifty rescuers. She left a sleeping home, slipped to the Shenandoah, and entered the water unseen. Searches spanned Wednesday night and Thursday, with footprints guiding to the river.

Shenandoah Mary Kibler Luray Kibler

Officials Inspect New Road Machinery for City Streets

Lewis F. Cooper and F. L. Glaize of the street committee and Supt. C. E. Hoover of the water and street department spent yesterday in Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg Pa inspecting new road and street rollers and other machinery used to improve thoroughfares. Representatives from several firms demonstrated the equipment as Winchester officials observed. They returned last evening, and the committee has discussed buying improved machinery but has not yet decided.

Lewis F. Cooper F. L. Glaize C. E. Hoover Water and Street Department Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Winchester

Public Sale Notice At Larrick Farm Hayfield

Public sale on August 19 at the Larrick farm near Hayfield includes horses cattle and farming utensils. See bills. George Dash conducts the sale dated August 6 1770.

Larrick Farm Hayfield

Bonds offer on Southern Lime and Cement Co investment

An attractive investment in bonds of the Southern Lime and Cement Co of Martinsburg and Hagerstown is now offered. Those interested should call promptly at the office of Hrensbrough and Carter for full information. Also notes Mrs. Joseph White and children returning home from Summit Point after visiting her brother in Barrys­town. Berryville Horse Show slated for August with $3,000 in prizes on August 17 and 28.

Southern Lime” and Cement Co Martinsburg Hagerstown Cinity Cief Hrensbrough and Carter Joseph White Berryville Apt

Hagerstown Plays Winchester as Soon to Face Martinsburg

The Hagerstown baseball squad travels to Winchester for a doubleheader with Sandy Baker's team and returns Saturday at Reservoir Park. Lefty Russell faces Brooks in the 2:30 game while Hagerstown’s pitching staff includes Sheepy Johnson. Hagerstown beats Montreal 83 to 3 behind Fanwell.

Umn Hagerstown Herald Hagerstown Winchester Sandy Baker Em Ae Tri-State Fame Sheepy Johnson Lefty -Russell Brooks Virginia Boys Frederick Winchester Aggregation Athletic Park Montreal Montreal Club Dundero Foster Montreals Boyer Jack Emerson Memphis Martinsburg

Berryville Horse Show Box Admissions On Sale

Boxes in the Berryville Virginia stand are on sale by application to Mr Mullikin Berryville VA. The show runs August 17 18 and 19 with larger entries greater inducements and attractions. Ground facilities include special auto accommodations and on site care for vehicles.

Berryville

Blenheim Horses Win at Front Royal Show Amid Gloom

Despite rain, the Front Royal Horse Show closed with Miss Marie Louise Cherbonier of Timonium delivering standout riding aboard Aris toccrat for Blenheim Farm Baltimore entries. The event featured strong rivalries, including Mrs Allen Potts riding Pretty Maid, with multiple classes listing winners such as Algoma and Aristocrat and notes on a steeplechase mishap to Auranti.

Marie Louise Cherbonier Timonium Blenheim Farm Baltimore Allen Potts Virginia Jester Henderson Pretty Maid Linden J. B. Swann Dot Elizabeth Marshall Nick A. E. Powers Regina Alvin Gray King Cervera Blenheim Stables Lady Leasel E. B. Jacobs Ieadies Blenheim Miss Cherbonier Algoma Miss Cherbonnier Iy Hunt Club Blue Ridge Hunt “Club E. R. Jacobs Warrenton Hunt Club Leighton Stables Dixon C.-D. Brad

Local residents travel and visits noted in Fairfield

Premier Olives-no calls ee Kremer. James W. Moore and wife return to Fairfield after visiting Mr and Mrs G B Hoover on South Market Street. Miss Ann Harrison Byrd of Baltimore has been staying at the Winchester in Strasburg and has now gone elsewhere.

Syithsien CC Roe Henry Roe Ee Kremer James W. Moore Fairfield G .B. Hoover South Market Street Ann Harrison ‘Byrd Bal-timore Steading Winchester Strasburg, Va

Horse Kicks Farmer in Face at Bunker Hill Farm

At Bunker Hill on Tuesday evening Mr. R. H. Marshall, a local farmer, was kicked by a horse after being herded to the pasture. The blow struck him on the right side of the face below the eye, causing a six inch gash and heavy bruising. Dr. Swimley treated the wound and Marshall had no broken bones.

Mr. Marshall Dr. Swimley

Young People's Endeavor Society Flourishes at Mt Olive

Hayfield Virginia reports the newly formed Young People's Endeavor Society at Mt Olive led by W F Shipe as president and Alexander Walker as vice president. The group gathered for a large Sunday meeting to discuss The Golden Rule. Rev Alexander Walker to preach at Mt Olive next Sunday. The district quarterly meeting is planned at Staunton with Rev Ham mack. Mrs Hedrick remains confined with rheumatism though improving. Mr Orndorff returns from West Virginia stock purchase. Drought worsens locally injuring about half the corn crop. A picnic is planned at St Johns next Saturday.

Hayfield Young People’s Endeavor Society Mt. Olive W. F. Shipe Alexander Walker Melvin McFarland Maude Walker Mt .Olive N. F. A. Cupp Staunton Hammack Hedrick Anderson

Personal Brevities From Rest Section

MEST Virginia August 13. M Frances Best Braggtown spent this week with sister Mrs M S Payne near Bunker Hill. Miss Dora Hauptman returned from visits in Hagerstown Maryland and Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Miss Lottie Lehman St Reid Maryland guests of Ezra and Dora Hauptman. Mae Cunningham spent Wednesday evening in Martinsburg. Harry LeFevre spent Wednesday in Martinsburg on business. G Davis and granddaughters returned to Gainesboro after visiting. R M Ewan and family and Mrs Joseph Patterson and son Jesse of Chambersburg Pa visit friends here. Patterson once resided in the village and friends welcome her again.

Mest M. Frances Best Braggtown M. S. Payne Bunker Hill Dora Hauptman Hagerstown Chambersburg Lottie Lehman St Reid Ezra Mae Cunningham Martinsburg Harry LeFevre

Grubb Recovers From Severe Knee Carbuncle

Mr. J2 T Grubb has been treated for a large carbuncle on his knee and is now recovering. Dr Robert McC Glass is attending him as his physician.

T. Grubb Mr. Grubb Sis Robert McC Glass

Premier Oat Flakes Alone See Kremer

Fragmentary note references Premier Oat Flakes and Kremer with unclear context. No coherent event or actions readable. Further text needed for a meaningful summary.

Kremer

Plans Afoot for Valley Baseball League in Staunton

A Staunton meeting outlines a proposed Valley Baseball League including Harrisonburg, Staunton, Virginia and nearby towns. The plan calls for a stock company capitalized at 5000 dollars with professional players and national commission protection. January meetings to organize and visit other towns were planned.

Ginia Tuesday Night Athletic Association Letics Staunton The Valley Sea Harrisonburg Ter Ang & Meeting

Spark From Engine Sets Trials On Fire

A spark from the engine of a northbound freight set fire to dry grass just north of Bunker Hill West Virginia on Sunday evening. The blaze was brought under control before substantial damage occurred. Nearby residents include Mrs M L Payne and her guest Mrs Fannie Best of Brac and Mr John J Ridgeway, with a ten pound boy born to James Kirby.

Bunker Hill W. Va Here M. L. Payne Fannie Best of Brac Chares Town John J. Ridgeway Stork Tames Kirby

Baltimore Clergymen Family At St Winchester Inn

Rev Dr and Mrs William Dame of Baltimore are at St Winchester Inn for August. Dr Dame, rector of Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church, has long maintained ties to the city and many warm personal connections here.

William Dame Baltimore St Winchester ‘Inn Dame Memorial Protestant Episcopa Church

Mrs Clara Knight Returns to West Union Visit

Mrs Clara Knight returns to West Union today visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William Hite Her daughter Miss Pauling Knight will stay two weeks more in town.

Clara Knight West Union William Hite Miss Pauling Knight

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coun George Dash Montral Reservoir Park Berryville Horse Show Cedar Crackbridge Star Office Horse Iptf the Blenheim Marie Cherbonier Front Royal Oh ! National Steeplechase and Horse Show Association Firetst Pourtlight Southwest G. G. Safier Munsey Richard Wallack Riad the Star R. H. Marshall Baseball League Staunton Disputch Mrs. Dame
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