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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1908

Page

5

Inwood Vicinity Notes Under June Park and Community

Inwood area reports include visits to Martinsburg by Mrs. E B Neff and Miss Maud Shickly, local sickness, and a P O S of A festival in the park raising about 45. Nearby residents such as Miss Sadie Castie and Rev H C Campbell are noted with institute attendance and travel. Park improvements continue with new fences and ongoing development as local families and businesses engage in daily activities.

Two Men Hurt At Stave Factory In Mountain Falls

Report from Mountain Falls Virginia notes two workers Bucher and Albert Sherman suffered hand injuries at the stave mill of Green and Hottel last week. The item also mentions multiple recent accidents at the factory and local community notes including a new grist mill addition by William H. Moore and upcoming Mountain View Sunday school picnic on August 22 with the Star Tannery Corner Band.

Jacxson Bucher Albert Sherson Ambronng Green & Hottel Rock Enon Katie Files W. D. Files Mt.Sydney EL. Ne Richard Tye I. R. Markwood Mountain View Church Joseph R. Keffer Keffer Staun William H. Moore Mountain Falls Lockhart ‘Brothers John Perry Mountain ‘View Star Tannery Corner

Rev George Statton Dies in Colorado at 83

George W Statton former presiding elder of the United Brethren Church died August 8 at Monte Vista Colorado after a prolonged illness at age 83. He served sixty years as a minister including eight years as Virginia conference presiding elder and pastor at Hagerstown Boonsboro and Myersville. He lived retired for ten years and is survived by his wife and two children W C Statton and Mrs Lizzie Lohill.

George W. Statton United Brethren Church Monte Vista Col Statton Virginia Hagerstown Boonsboro Myersville W. C. Statton Lizzie Lohill

Local Social Notes Highlight Bruce and Shepherdstown Visits

Miss Isabelle McCarroll of Bruce town returns from a visit to her cousin Mrs Georgie Athey near Shepherdstown West Virginia. Miss Susie M Athey of Shepherdstown visits friends at Brucetown and Wadeyville Virginia. Mr and Mrs Samuel Chadduck and daughter Grace of Stephens City spent yesterday with sisters Mrs W Rodgers and Mrs H E Totty of East Water Street.

Isabelle McCarroll Brucetown Georgie Athey Shepherdstown W. Va Susie M. Athey Shepherdstown, W. Va Wadeyville, Va Samuel Chadduck Miss Grace Stephens City

Miss Georgie Fuller Returns Home From Martinsburg Visit

Miss Georgie Fuller returns home after visiting Miss Lizzie Pyne at Martinsburg West Virginia. Local trade notices encourage readers to advertise for business.

Georgie ‘Fuller Lizzie, Pyne Martinsburg

Rains and Cooler Early Next Week Forecast

A Weather Bureau special forecast issued at 7 30 p m warns of a barometric disturbance moving from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coast from August 14 to 18. The system will cross the Plains and central valleys on Sunday and Monday then reach the Atlantic States by Tuesday. Expect rising temperatures with rain across corn and spring wheat regions followed by cooler temperatures.

R.F. Whiting Inwood Mt. Pleasant Salem Pleasant Plains Friendship Cedar Grove Weather Bureau Rocky Mountein Atlantic Coast Plains States Central Valleys Lake Region Atlantic ‘States

Shepherdstown Farm Sales Report in Wild Goose Area

R D Shepherd disposes of a large portion of Wild Goose farm in Shepherdstown. William Myers buys Quarters farm north portion for 9900 over about 220 acres. William Vickers acquires a 35 acre west field for 1000.

North Middle West Washington American Realty Company R. D. Shepherd Shepherdstown William Myers William Vickers

Visiting In Winchester With Muskogee Banker Mr Hubbard

Mr F C Hubbard of Muskogee Oklahoma spends several days in Winchester with friends. He is president of the First National Bank of Muskogee and a leading banker and business man in the thriving western city.

Winchester F. C. Hubbard Muskogee Oklahoma Hubbard First National Bank

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