Miss personals note travels and visits across cities
Miss Mary R Hack returns from Atlantic City after ten days away. Dr Ran Graham goes back to New York after two weeks at home here. Mrs George W Haines and her little son visit Luray. Mrs Fannie Chapman and daughter Miss Lida of Winchester stay with cousin Mrs J R Carwtorn in Harrisonburg. Miss Alice Meade visits Miss Sherrard Amherst Street. Mr Edmund P Hunter returns to Washington after a Winchester week. Major Q A Whissen wife, Mrs Hopkins of Chicago, and Mrs Lucy Franks of Bagdad are visiting Dr B D Humsten at Kentucky Home on the Valley Strong coast. The dramatic melodrama Human Hearts comes to town August 28 at the Auditorium. ad 4p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ran. Graham
New York
Alice Meade
Washington
M. B.meade
Miss Sherrard
Amherst Street
Q. A. Whissen
Little Rock, Ark
Charlie Hopkins
Chicago, Ill
Lucy Franks
Bagdad
BD. A. Humsten
Kentucky
Roanoke College Seeks $25,000 Memorial Endowment
The Roanoke College committee urges raising $25,000 to endow the David F. Bittle Memorial chair in intellectual and moral philosophy. Rev H C Harthcax of Shepherdstown and Rev C L Brown of Kumamoto Japan share the stage, with Rev J A Moorehead announcing a $1,000 pledge from a Augusta county donor. Rev John C Powers lauds Rev Dr David F Bittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harthcax
D. D
Shepherdstown
W. Va
C. L. Brown
Kumamoto
Japan
Roanoke College
David F. Bittle
J. A. Moorehead
Augusta County
John C. Powers
Calvary
Lutheran Church
Balthmore
Allenhurst guests visit Capon Springs after Winchester gathering
Mr and Mrs Shirley Carter lead a party from Allenhurst New Jersey with guests Mr and Mrs William H Du val and others. They left Winchester Friday afternoon and spent a day or two at Capon Springs before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Duval
Allenhurst
N. J
Alexander Barrie
J.B. Beverley
Miss Carter
Travers
Winchester
Capon Springs
Rée
Bunker Hill Notes Highlight Local Visits and Quarry Work
Miss Liz Fry of Washington and Miss Love Fry visit Bunker Hill while Mr. J. W. Dodd of Martinsburg and A. J. Hays of Mannington stop en route to Wardenaville. Family visits continue as residents host relatives. mention of a dog bite and plans to start work at new quarries with shanties and rock crusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dodd
Martinsburg
A. J. Hays
Mannington
W. Va
Wardenaville
Grangers Picnic and Eagles Reunion Dates Revealed
The Cumberland Valley Railroad will run connections for regular trains to Williams Grove August 27 through September 1 1906. A Thursday special leaves Winchester at 5 15 a m and returns Grove at 6 30 p m with round trip excursion tickets available at one fare. Two day excursion tickets are priced at 1 50 for the round trip, on sale Tuesday through Friday. The Eagles reunion at Brad dock Heights Md September 12 invites Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown Fredericks City and other points with many Winchester Eagles expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Cumberland Valley
Grove
Winchester
Braddock Heights
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Fredericks City
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Balton & Ohio RR
Strasburg Junction
Artisonourg
Taunton
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Harper's Ferry
Frederick
Baltimore & Wa
Ae Saati
Ps Seabeam
Sena
Louisville
Exoor
Baltimore
Philadalphia Eer
Wienday Cae Ieee
B. Patton
Live News Notes From Boyce Virginia August 27
Brief local item roundup listing residents and visitors in Boyce Virginia. Names include Townsend Burwell, Lawrence Jones, Col A L Boyce, J J Jolliffe, Lewis Chrisman, Charlie Dearmont, Arthur Marpole, W J Manning, Will Vorous, Walter Garrett, Bettie Slagle, May Slagle, Ben Randolph, William Randolph, Mary Taylor, Ethel Jenkins, Miss Miller, Miss Bertha Boal, Anna Boyd, Bessie Morgan, Ed Jacobs, Dr Grove, Mary Esser, Sybil Burwell, and others visiting or staying at Maple Grove Rosney Martinsburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Slagle
Miss May
Winchester
Maple Grove
Messrs
Ben
William T. Randolph
St. Louis
Mary Taylor
Washington
Ethel Jenkins
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Mary R. Hack
Atlantic City
Edmund P. Hunter
Mrs
Shirley Carter
Miller
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Key
Bunker Hill Notes
Bunker Hill
Liz
Love Fry
Will Cline
Waynesboro, Pa
H. B. Cline
Nannie Ropp
Knipetown
Dr. Rog
Ers
D. B. Gageby
Walter McKee
Fred. Laise
Kearneysville
Hattie Wickle
Jno
T. Janney
Steelton
Thomas Stewart
Charles F. Laise
Arden
Emma Moore
Duffields
Cliff Tabb
John W. Tabb
Grangers
Eagles
B. Bryarly& Bro
Rouss Ave
Turnpike Notice
Winchester and
Berry's Ferry Turnpike Co
Boyce
R. Powell Page
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Courty Court House
MOON
North Main Street
J. F. Haddox
N. Main St
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Wester
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Fred H H. Hable
Herman H. Hable
Leslee
Rer
Ee Pene
W. E. Nankeville
Arkansas Hills
Hable’s Clothine
Holden Bros
ENIC
Denver Express
Ralph J. Ravencroft
Hable’s Clothing Sta
Postals
Huntsberry
Weathey Fordcast
Virginia
Tair
Boyce, Va
Lumbia, Pa
Lawrence Jones
Col
A. L. Boyce
Wimnington
Del
J. J. Jolliffe
Lewis Chrisman
Charlie Dearmont
White Post
Mrs. Arthur Marpole
W. J. Manning
Mr. Will Vorous
Walter Garrett
Bessie Morgan
Ed. Jacobs
Bayard
Dr. Grove
Berryville
Mary Esser
Mauchchune
Sybil Burwell
Mrs. Beale
Mount Jackson
Nellie Estep
J. H. Huntsberry
Jones
Jones Creamery
Piccadilly
Ft. Loudoun Seminary Day and Boarding
Virgenia
Gless
Gop
Katharine R. Glass
Laura W
S. H. Hable, Ornae and Furnisher
Poear People
Shoes and Oxfords
Lane
Pian
Tae
Mason
Great Slaughter
T. M. Barr
Whitemeat
Doz
Gumis
Picnic Hanis
D. R. Eskey
Linguisme Conpucrosk, Stove and Steel Range Co
Roots Enginehouge Bell Phone 58
Addess CP
McComb
National Bank of Commerce Sudg
Norfolk
Knabe
A. S. Smith
Rea Bua Road
Surry
Jeft
Mack Noonan’s
Robert Johnson
W. Fairfax Lane
Ansherst Street
W. H. Dinges
T. J. Lindamood
Horsey & Atwell
Michael Wilson
Jerry Triggs