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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1902

Page

4

Kennedy Visits Warlacee as Judge Tours Region

Correspondent notes Hon. John M. Kennedy of Pittsburg visiting Whitacre area from Forks of Capon West Virginia. He built a Paw Paw to residence telegraph line, roads, and was praised for courtesy. Local illnesses, visits, and a Redland church festival that netted over $50 are reported.

Evening Star Warlacee Hn M. Kennedy Pittsburg Forks of Capon W. Va North River Jey Mountain Candy's Castle Paw Paw Rosa Alabaugh H. (. Miller Albert Whitacre Martinsburg Aglen Whitacre David Lynn Cumberland Lynn W. Hh, Snyder Allen Lemuel Sirbaugh Redland

Electric railway proposed between Winchester and Berryville

A plan to build a ten mile electric line from Winchester to Berryville gains support as investor Russ pledges significant capital. Local businessmen see growing freight and passenger potential, plus mail delivery benefits, predicting a new era of Winchester commerce if the project proceeds.

Winchester Berryville Russ

Chambersville News and Local Notes

August 18 report from Chambersville Virginia notes eight year old Pearl Taylor ill with intermittent fever. Charles Hook away in Maryland on a two week business trip. Dr and Mrs John Lupton entertained friends Saturday. Fred Eakley improving. John W Harper began publishing his registration. Arthur Smith recovering from typhoid fever.

Evening Star Chambersville Little Pearl Luther Taylor Charles Hook Maryland John 8 Lupton Fred ¥Eakley John W. Harper Arthur Smith

Contractor Strother Shull Lays Pavement in Front of Ward Residence

In Winchester a pavement project proceeds with contractor Strother Shull working on the street in front of the home of Robert M. Ward on South Wash Street. Mrs. Katie Giles of Washington DC travels to Winchester after the death of her stepmother Mrs. Rd. Seal, stopping with Mr. Louis Seal. George W. Haddox and family plan a vacation at Hook's OC P Stoneware.

Strother Shull Robert M. Ward South Wash Katie Giles Washington, DC Winchester Rd. Seal Louis Seal

Scholarship Contest At John Kerr Schools

The State Public School Board approved forming a committee to select the Valley Business College scholarship recipient for the next year. Applicants must be Winchester residents from John Kerr Schools and will sit a competitive exam after two weeks of notice at the John Kerr Schools building on Monday September 1 at 9 o clock.

State Public School Board John Kerr Schools N.D. Cool Hobson Valley Business College John Kerr Winchester J. UC

Tragic Death of Miss Rebecca Albin in Winchester

Rebecca Albin, 17, was found dead from strychnine after leaving home around five. The coroner's inquest traced no clear motive. Pinnell denied involvement though he had planned a drive with her. The bottle’s missing contents, 26 grains, were found near Rev. J S Sibley’s residence. Funeral held at Market Street M E Church with large attendance.

Pinnell Pinnel Miller House Rebecca Albin J. S. Sibley North Braddock Street Albin Winchester Eddy Press Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church C. D. Bulla Braddock Street

Personal notes from Winchester travelers and visitors

Numerous residents and visitors appear in Winchester for visits and events. Rev William Smith from the county and Mr James Clevenger near Welltown are in town. The Friendship Band Yard Party is set for August 26 at the Knit ting Factory lawn.

William Smith James Clevenger Welltown Friendship Band Knitting Factory

Friendship Fire Company Called Meeting Tonight

A called meeting of the Friendship Fire Company is set for 8 o clock this evening to consider inviting the Vigilant Reel and Hose Company of Keyser West Virginia to attend a tournament and picnic there. Other matters of importance will also be considered.

Friendship Fire Company Keyser W. Va

Hand Laundry Machinery to be Erected in Harrisonburg

William Sumption, owner of the Winchester Hand Laundry, left this morning for Harrisonburg Virginia to install the steam laundry machinery owned by Graber and Floyd. The setup will be placed in running order within a few days.

William Sumption Winchester Harrisonburg Messrs. Graber and Floyd

For Rent Seven Room Brick Dwelling in Kent Street

For rent a seven room brick dwelling at 117 South Kent street with possession given at once. Apply to Wivis at 8-18 west Wo. R. R. Wivis.

South Kent Street R. Wivis

Notice to creditors and claimants for C A Shannon

Executors call for settlement of all debts owed to C A Shannon deceased and invite all creditors to present claims for settlement. S A Samsell Executor Stephens City Va dated August 18 19 1m

C. A. Shannon S. A. Samsell Stephens City

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