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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1909

Page

2

Keenspring Notes On Community Life And Visitors

Keenspring Virginia notes x summarize local social events. Joshua Darlington and Marion Loyd completed a straw shed for Richard. Mr and Mrs Charles Staff hosted relatives from Martinsburg. Mount Pleasant and Greening Ladies Aid surprised Mrs Hott after her February fire. Salvation Army ministers Mobley Gross visit Old Stone Church. Katharine Durr of Baltimore and daughters stay with Sherley Abshire on the ridge. Mary Strawbridge remains ill near White Wall. Joseph McCarty ill nearby. Mrs Brook Smith’s mother and sister arrive from Pennsylvania to visit.

Rpenspring Joshua Darlington Gaines Marion Loyd R Grove Richard Charles Staff Artinsburg Mount Pleasant Sherley Abshire Lewis Summell Lee Maury Siler Hillsile House Mary Strawbridge White Wall Joseph McCarty Brook Smith Plennsylvania

Tri-State League Holds Annual Session in Charles Town

The Tri-State League of Odd Fellows meeting in Charles Town West Virginia is under way this afternoon. President C M Hodgson of Winchester calls the session to order at 1 pm. Officers to be elected for the coming year and other business to be transacted. Madison Lodge No 6 of this city is represented by S D McDonald while local Rebekahs are represented by Mrs Robert Brill and Mrs S E March. Delegates will return to Winchester tonight.

Tri- State League of Odd Fellows of Virginia West Virginia Maryland Odd Fellows Charles Town W. Va C. M. Hodgson Winchester Madison Lodge No. 6 S. D. McDonald Rebekahs Robert Brill

Dance at Jordan Springs Tonight

The first formal dance of the season will be held at Jordan White Sulphur Springs tonight. Hosted by hotel proprietor Mrs Marian Barker of Washington, the event aims to attract many guests from Winchester and nearby, with several parties from the Berryville horse show in attendance. An orchestra will provide music.

Jordan White Sulphur Springs Marian Barker Washington

Former Pastor Will Deliver An Address

Rev WW Ll Childress of Jennings Louisiana arrives this evening to stay with Rev H Eugene Richardson at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Braddock street He will speak at the annual picnic of the United Brethren Sunday school at Inwood Park tomorrow The former Inwood church pastor has many friends in the area and is expected to draw large crowds if weather cooperates The Berkeley County Sunday School Association annual meeting will be held at the park concurrently.

WW. Ll. Childress Jennings H. Eugene Richardson United Brethren Church North Braddock Street United Brethren Sunday School Inwood Park Childress Inwood Berkeley’ County Sunday School Association

Two Sunday Schools To Hold A Picnic In Virginia

Stephens City Virginia August 17 The Lutheranh and Methodist Sunday schools of this place will hold their union picnic on Friday August 27 in the grove of J Harvey Kline at Vaucluse Station with neighboring schools invited. Wealth of local notices follow including property improvements and residents visiting relatives.

Stephens City Lutheranh Methodist J. Harvey Kline Vaucluse Station

Mrs Keating Heads to Virginia for Cousin Visit

Miss Katharine Keating departed this afternoon for Harrisonburg Virginia to visit her cousin Miss Mary Reilly. Mr Herman Landau who has been visiting his son Mr Julius Landau foreman of the Eddy Press composing rooms left this morning for Chicago.

Katharine Keating Harrisonburg, Va Mary Reilly Herman Landau Julius Landau Eddy Press Chicago

William Harford Shows Slight Improvement

Mr. William Harford, ill with Bright's disease for several weeks, is slightly improved today according to a medical bulletin.

William Harford Bright

Personal Notes From Ridgeway

Rev A L Goodall returned from a ten day visit to Cashmere W Va. Miss easie Lonas hosted friends Thursday evening. Robert Smallwood starts a dwelling on land bought from Joseph Hill. C E Ridgeway attended the Front Royal horse show and Berryville business. Dr A A Westrator of Martinsburg visited. M T and E C Kibler left for Luray after two weeks with brother J R Kibler.

Ridgeway W. Va A. L. Goodall Cashmere Easie Lonas Robert Smallwood Joseph Hill Cc. E. Ridgeway Berryville A. A. ‘Westrator Martinspurge M. T E. C. Kibler Jluray J. R. Kibler Stanley Daniels Stanley Grim Beatrice Grim Edward Stump White Post G. W. Graves G. L. Pifer Annie Clark Oime River George Streit Mabel Graves Berkeley Frank Lantz Joseph Krouse Newark N. J W .C. Long Martinsboro

Henry Clay Henson Expires In The West

Henry Clay Henson a native of Charles Town West Virginia died at his Caledonia Ohio home Friday evening of paralysis aged sixty five He is survived by his widow two sons two brothers E R and James W Henson and two sisters Sue and Jane Henson all of the vicinity He served in the Civil War with General Sherman and moved to Ohio after the war Interment was held Sunday at Caledonia Also notes a thunderstorm and visits of local residents during the week with Mrs J Thomas Stewart and others mentioned.

Bunkier W. Va Henry Clay Henson Charles Town Caledonia Ohio E. R James W. Henson Sue Jane ¥Nson Sherman Lindsey

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