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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1901

Page

4

Two Young Thieves Brought Before Uniontown Justice

In Uniontown Police Court two boys under nine were charged with breaking a depot box and stealing shoe polish. Officer McCartney and Station Agent Patton reported the act. the court deferred sentencing to the mothers who promised corporal punishment and the boys were admonished and released to maternal custody.

Justice Bragonier Baltimore & Ohio McCartney T. B. Patton Patton Pete West William Washington

Memorial of a Civil War hero from a remote island

A wounded veteran named Denny is described dying after a battle on an island where five insurgents were killed. The account quotes his nerve and calm under fire as he lay paralyzed from the hips. The burial is noted with military honors in a cemetery on a hillside with a captain officiating. Local church members are invited to plan a lawn party.

Denny P. S

Woman's Courtroom Feud Ends With Fines

In police court this morning Etta Williams sought a warrant against Nettie Montgomery after a quarrel where Etta struck Nettie for calling her a liar. The judge warned against self harm and fined both women one dollar plus costs, noting the irony of the outcome.

Etta Williams Justice Bragonier Nettie Montgomery Etta Nettie Montgomery Ella Etts

Gampers Personal News from West Virginia Camp

From WESHUDAS near Hooxs Mill West Virginia August 14 18 14 Correspondent reports guests leaving for Winches ter and Capon Bridge and others arriving or staying at the camp Dentists visits noted and youths returning home due to homesickness Local mishaps include Lycurgus Hook bruised in hay ladder repair and fellowship among campers amid fair conditions with the party not yet departing by Monday morning

Hoox’s Mill W. Va Seabrook Wincheser Capon Bridge Edgar Arnold Edwin Arnold Fred. Baker Russell Baker Arnold Lycurgus Hook Fish

Gate Placed at Frederick Plaza Opening

An iron gate is being installed at the opening of the wall on Frederick plaza today. It presents a neat appearance and ornaments the wall nicely.

Frederick Plaza

Warrick to leave Atlanta for Winchester tomorrow

A letter from Prof. A. B. Warrick, president of Valley Female College, states his daughter is convalescing from typhoid fever and that he will depart Atlanta, Georgia, for Winchester tomorrow.

A. B. Warrick The Valley Female College City Atlanta Winchester

Grand Car nival and Races at Hagerstown August 15

The notice invites attendance at a grand carnival and races in Hagerstown on August 15 with promise of fine racing. It notes one half fare on all railroads and lists guests Mr H Pickett of Baltimore and Mr Frank Havner of Washington hosted by Mr Louis La Van Baker on Est Piccadilly Street.

Hagerstown H. Pickett Baltimore Frank Havner Washington Louis la van Baker Piccadilly Street

Confederate Daughters to Hold Lawn Party for Veterans

The Daughters of the Confederacy plan a lawn fete on Frederick Plaza in the last week of the month to raise funds for Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans. The Reformed Church and Stephensons will host a panics if weather allows. County Clerk Gray and Deputy Dorsey Walter will share duties at City Hall tomorrow.

Daughters of the Confederacy Frederick Plaza Turner Ashby Camp Reformed Church Stephensons

Yard Party at Rourd Hill M E Church This Weekend

The ladies of Rourd Hill M E Church sponsor a yard party at the church on Friday and Saturday nights the 16th and 17th. Proceeds go to church funds and committee members urge attendance for community support.

Round Hill Ladies of the Rourd Hill M. E Church

Fire chiefs meet discuss changes and railway support

Capt Haymaker notes city costs under fifty dollars to add introducers in departments with two and two inch changes. Municipalities Martinsburg Mercersburg Carlisle Greencastle Shippensburg to fund. Plan to form Cumberland Valley fire chiefs association with aid from Cumberland Valley Railroad for a free special train.

Haymaker Cty Martinsburg Mercersburg Carisle Greencastle Shippensburg Cumberland Valley General Boyd Cumberland Valley Railroad Company

Infant Dies in Stephens City Home

Infant Altha W. Grove died at ten this morning in Stephens City the child of Mr and Mrs 3 B Grove Interment is set for ten tomorrow morning in Stephens City at the family home and graveside service planned

Altha W 3. B. Grove Stephens City

Newark man ships two carloads of fine horses

Mr. Fred Brill of Newark New Jersey shipped today two carloads of fine horses. He was assisted in purchasing them by Mr. Walter Henry.

Fred Brill Newark N. J Walter Henry

Commissioner's Books Delivered to County Clerk

H. C. Reynolds, Commissioner for the Northern District of Frederick County, has turned his books over to County Clerk Cartmel today. The records were found to be in excellent order.

H. C. Reynolds Frederick County Cartmel

Local Notes and Real Estate Listings Update

Miss Edith Brown visits Charlestown West Virginia. Mr R M Henry departs Winchester for Norfolk for state Democratic Convention. George W Ward and Charles L Crum remain ill. Two building lots for sale on North Avenue and Braddock Heights with easy terms. Fall term begins September 2 at Central Commercial College Cumberland Maryland or Winchester Virginia.

R. M. Henry Winchester Norfolk George W. Ward Charles L. Crum North Avenue Braddock Heights Central Commercial College Cumberland Jewick Gregg

For Rent Three Room Apartment with Kitchen and Garden

Classified notice offers a three room apartment with kitchen cellar and garden for rent at 218 8 rv DOCK. No further details provided.

Three Pleasant

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