Happenings In Western Frederick
Correspondent reports Roy Amick plans to move to West Virginia ending his long service at Hebron Baptist Church and as Sunday School superintendent. A fortieth anniversary gathering for Jos A Potts family was postponed due to their daughter Kerns illness. Jennie Kerns is recovering. Community notes include Parishes adding ice houses and dairies, Rev McGruder’s Hebron services, and visits to Burlington, W Va. by Harrison family. The McKee infant remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Roy Amick
West Virginia
Hebron Baptist Church
Jos. A. Potts
Pleasant notices point to visits and events in town
Messrs John and Herbert Anderson left for Pittsburg. Miss Eia Gilson opens school September 8. Zeigler’s Orchestra performs at Pen-Mar on September 9 with free dancing all day. Mrs Blanche Laughlin of Jacksonville, Florida visits on Main Street. Rev H P Hamill leaves for Washington. T Marion Bantz and Master William Powell visit Staunton. George and John Kimmell visit Mr J W McDonald. Mr and Mrs Little from Pittsburg visit in Front Royal. Baptist Association meetings at Martinsburg. Catalogues offered for fall tree planting. Information available at 30 South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eia Gilson
South Market Street
Pen-Mar
Zeigler
Gulf Stream Markers and Marine Notes From a Magazine
The Gulf Stream’s blue color reflects high salinity and tropical temperatures that keep heat in mid latitudes. Franklin and Williams linked surface water temperatures to navigation, predicting positions. second class ambitions and social advice contrast with reflections from the Bank of England’s wealth and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
National Geographic Magazine
Harrigan
America
Benjamin Franklin
Gulf Stream
Jonathan Williams
Time flies when old jokes get exchanged
A Somerville Journal quip notes that when two long unseen married men meet they ask about their eldest child and remark on how time flies. The piece captures a light urban humor about aging and small talk.
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Somerville
Mass
Water Street
Main Street
Winchester banks close Labor Day observe holiday
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester and other local banks announce Labor Day holiday on Monday September 1 1902. Maturing paper may be paid on Tuesday September 2 1902. Bank cashiers include Jon W Rice Fansees and Merchants National Bank M H G Wits and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoam Valley National Bank
Winchster
Jon W, Rice
Fansees & Merchants National Bank
Winchester
HPD. Friern
Ceshter
Union Bank OF Winchester
M. H.G. Wits
For Sale Valuable Realty Heirs of Lawson Willey Estate
The heirs at law of Lawson Willey deceased of Middletown Virginia offer private sale of four tracts. Tract 1 a large two story house and lot on Main and 5th streets. Tract 2 a 174 acre improved state land near Buckton Road. Tract 3 a 29 acre improved slate land near Buckton Road. Tract 4 a 22 acre limestone land on the Valley Turnpike with an orchard in bearing. For particulars contact G W Wiley M L Wiley Middletown Va.
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Lawson Willey
Dee
Middletown
Buckton Road
Valley Turnpike
G. W. Wiley
M. L. Wiley
Real Estate Public Sale of 40 Acre Tract in Virginia
Public sale in Winchester Virginia on September 18 1902 at 10 oclock for a 40 acre tract adjoining Hiram Adams Joseph Place and Martin Adams near Gainsboro Virginia. Sale subject to a $60 note secured by deed of trust dated March 2 1900 in Frederick County. Cash to cover costs and remaining balance. C T Adams Trustee.
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J. Polk Shade
T. CO. Adams
Nathan W. Gains
Frederick Co
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Hiram Adams
Joeph Place
Martin Adams
Gainsboro
C. T. Adams
Braddock Street
Emma Morrison
STECK
M. M. Lynox
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Frederick
Messrs
John and
Herbert Anderson
Pittsburg
Sousa
Hable’s
Blanche Laughlin
Jacksonville, Florida
J. W Darlington
North Main Street
Knitting Factory Lawn
H. P. Hamill
Washington, D. C
Marion Bantz
William Powell
Staunton
Friendship Band
H. W. Tyree
Hillsboro, N. C
J. A. Ramssura
Frederick, Md
George and
John Kimmell
Cumberland, Md
J. W. McDonald
Mrs. Little
Pittsburg, Pa
Front Royal
Wm. Heflin
East Cork Street
B. M. Carter
Mrs. Hume
Culpeper
The
Baptist Association i
Martinsburg
Anna
Taggart
Phila
Capon
Springs
Miss McGuire
England
Bank of England
London Globe
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Nice
S. H. Hasne
Pam H. Gown
J. M. “Steck
Atty
Winchester, Va
Gale
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
W.va
Jacob Joanson
W. Va
J. E. Affleck
N. Market St
Braddock ST
B. McCormick
Virginia Avenue
Bessie Ridgeway
South Braddock Street
Salis
John Kerr
Robert Worsley
Ieee
Notica
Ch’v. Oireust Court of Fred
Ki. Byrd
Oxfords
Horsey and Atwell
E. Bruce
Capper
West Water Street
the Optician and Jeweler
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Gra. Univ. Va
W.C. Marshall
North Braddock Street
the March King
John Philip Sousa
Arthur Pryor
Emil Kenecke
Marsua
Lursky
Mary Dame
W. Warer Street
L C. Willey
County Court
Frederick County
County Court House
Sai
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Main
Water Streets
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
S. H. Hansbrough
John W. Rice
Cashier
Tan
GEO, E. Bushnell &Co
Davecwrs and Pharmacists
WincuEster, Va
South Kent Street
Valuable Realty
Corporation Court
City of
T. O. Wigginton
Sarah O. Miler
Poe
Ric L. Gray
Berryville Pike
Ws. M. Swinney
Lake View
Clarke Co
Joaran Baker
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