Personal Paragraphs Highlight Local Visits and Departures
Local society notes list residents and visitors: Mr and Mrs Thomas Cover Jr left this morning. Mrs L Krebs left for Philadelphia after visiting her parents on North Market Street. Mrs John Randolph Graham left for New York from an extended visit. Charles Showalter of New York visiting Rockingham and Winchester departed this morning. Ralph Savage of Baltimore arrived Saturday evening to visit his mother. Frank Gould of Harrisonburg is in town on business. Mr and Mrs William JF Hottel returned from Shenandoah County. W H Dinges, board of supervisors chair, returned from Mount Crawford. Argh Lewis of Harrisonburg arrived for internal revenue service business.
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Philadelphia
John Randolph Grahapt
Charles Showalter
New York
Rockingham , County
Winchester
Ralph Savage
Baltimore
Kernstown
Amelia Savage
W. H. Dinges
Board of Supervisors
Mount Crawford
Argh’ Lewis
Harrisonburg
Internal Revenue Service
Local residents visit friends and travel to several cities
Mr M B O Conner of this city spent Sunday with his family at Ediburgh visiting friends and returned to duties with Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. Miss Anna Virginia Green hosted Misses Parker in Washington after visiting Virginia Ginn near Berryville. Mrs Henry H Little goes to Marion Massachusetts to stay with the Hamlin summer home. Mr Henry G Ralston leaves for Charlottesville after weeks of visiting friends here.
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M. B. O'Conner
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Edipbure
Normen Rypper
Chambersburg
Mary
Blanche Parker
Virginia Ginn
Berryville
Henry H. Little
Marion, Mass
Edward Hamlin
Henry G. Ralston
Charlottesville
Notable Guests Depart as Washington Station Hosts Weds
Mr John K Graves of the Southern Railway returns to Washington after a visit to Winchester. Messrs Hugh Worthington and George Y Worthington Jr of Washington leave for home after a stay in August. Miss Katherine Coyner of Waynesboro visits her uncle Dr W A Coyner in town.
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John K. Graves
The
Southern Railway
Washington
Winches
Messrs
Hugh Worthington
George Y. Worthington, Jr
Katherine Coyner
Waynesboro
W. A. Coy
Local Socials and Visits Around Clarke County
Mrs Edward Walker and daughter Mary travel with Mrs Sisk of Alexandria after a week with Mr and Mrs Wesley Grim at 511 South Market Street. W Nelson Page goes to Lawrence Long Island to visit Fred B Pinkus for several weeks. Luella Hareard visits Charles Town to see relatives. Rev J C Bowers of Calvary Lutheran Baltimore visits his brother Rev Geo K S Bowers and preaches at Grace Lutheran. Frank S Lindsey of Berrys Ferry visits Howard Wilson near Millwood Clarke County.
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Mary
Sisk
Alexandria
Wesley Grim
South Market Street
J. C. Bowers
Calvary Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Geo. K S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Frank
Lindsey
Berrys Ferry
Howard ‘Wilson
Millwood
Clarke ‘County
Norfolk visit of Mrs Hillbourn and daughters
Mrs. Harry Hillbourn and her daughters Florence and Ivy Belle of Norfolk Virginia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James O. Ritter in North Cork.
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Harry Hillbourn
Florence and
Ivy Belle
Norfolk, Va
James, O. Ritter
North Cork
Glass letters and figures for signs and numbers
An advertisement offers glass letters and figures for signs and house numbers with a bright mirrored finish. The gold is on the back and will not wear off and can be kept clean with no trouble. Pricing depends on size and quantity. requests for samples and prices to Mr. FP Sartelle. Contact James Ritter at 104 West Cort Street.
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FP. Sartelle
Grangers Picnic Pecan Excursion From Williams Grove
Cumberland Valley Railroad runs connections for regular trains to Williams Grove for the Pecan Picnic August 24 to 29. Thursday special departs Winchester at 5 15 a.m. Return trains operate at reduced rates. Excursion tickets are two day passes on sale Tuesday to Friday at 15 0 dollars for round trip.
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Grangers
Williams~ Grove
Cumberland - Valley Railroad
Grove
Winchester
Toll Privilege at Valley Turnpike Gates Offered
Parties may secure a one year toll privilege at Valley Turnpike gates Nos 1 2 and 3. Apply at Hansbrough and Carter office August receipts issued by a firm member covering period from September 1st.
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Gates
Hansbrough & Carter
Wither
Notice to Fruit Growers Hydrantic Cider Press Daily
Hydrantic Cider Press located one mile south of town at 3 Valley Pike is in operation daily for business. Contact and hours are listed for growers seeking cider services and supplies.
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Hydrantic Cider Press
My. Mill
3 Valley Pikey
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Panamas
Horsey & Atwell
Men’s Toggery
VAL
National Bank
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Gppo
County Courts
U.S. Gov
Berlin
Piccadidly ST
Episcopal Female Institute
W. G. Marshall
North Braddock Street
Cecil
Wincester Streets
Co. Marshall
Thomas W. Harrison
Stewart St
Shen. Valley Realty Co
Rouss Ave
Bell
Russell & Green
Thomas
Cover
Frank Gould
Marrison
Burg
Busi
Ness
William JF. Hottel
Shenandoah County
J.M. Orndoff
North Main St
Fort Loddoun Seminary
Katharine Glass
Llewelyn Baker
Jennie C. Ensminger
H. Eva North
Willie Bell
Rebecca Baird
Ruth H . Antt
Patty Lis
Victoria Viola Noel
Adelle Affleck
Nita McKinney
Daisy Miller
Vance
Katharine R. Gags
W. HH. Hamilton
Foley
Franck Baker & Son
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia
New Management
Frederick’ County
B. M. Roszel
Edward Walker
W. Nelson Page
Luella Hareard
Charles Town
James ©. Ritter
W. Cort St
Hable
Hatter
Jno. B. Stetson
Gray
Eskey
D. R. Eskey
West Water ST
Gost
Huntsberry
JNO
California
M. Barr
Henry $. Baker & Co
Piccadilly Sta
Dr.j.a Richard
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