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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
6
Markets show no price changes as weekly shopping continues. Wholesalers quote steady rates for Wheat Ear corn Oats Hay Rye and livestock products with limited shifts in demand.
A fragment notes a band, described as a star attraction, requiring a heavy guarantee to perform. The text specifies a forty member group of soloists.
Manager Hable orders a thorough renovation of the auditorium with furniture washed windows cleaned and floors scrubbed under the supervision of John Taylor and a crew preparing for opening next Wednesday night for the fall and winter season.
Mrs John L Woodfox and Miss Lennie Flora and Marion Woodfox of Swarthmore Pa returned home today after visiting Mr and Mrs C E Aulick on South Braddock street.
In Saxony a new standard requires horseshoers to pass a qualification exam. The measure aims to ensure professional competency and safer equine care across the region.
Chicago August 22 Dr A Lagor io head of the Pasteur Institute here has been inoculated with hydrophobia germs and is taking his own treatment to ward off an attack. Decatur August 22 William West died of apoplexy in the detention ward while awaiting inquisition as to his sanity he reportedly lost his mind reading riot reports from Springfield.
The Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union of Winchester met at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with many members present. The program included vocal and instrumental music and literary selections while department superintendents reported on work done. Officers will be elected next year.
Mrs Goff Miller and her sister Miss Helen Waters left this morning for a brief several day visit on the Capon river.
Parties wishing to pay toll for the year on the Valley Turnpike at gates 1 2 and 3 must call at Hansbrough & Garter. Either member will issue receipts covering toll for one year dated from September 1. This privilege is extended during August. The Hydraulic Cider Press near the mill one mile south of town on Valley Pike is in operation daily.
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