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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1909

Page

3

Improvements At Shenandoah Valley Fair Grounds

The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society prepares for the fortieth annual fair on Winchester fair grounds September 7 to 9 with enhancements led by president Logan R. Fay who funded hedge trimming and improvements. Cumberland Valley Railroad announces special excursion tickets from multiple towns to return by September 11 with varied rates. Harrisburg to the fair is $2.50 and Tirecorstown to the fair is $1.

Winchester Logan R. Fay Ooard of Fay Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg Fair Grounds Martinebure Tablers Darkesville Inwood Bunker Hill Ridgeway Clearbrook Tirecorstown

Delightful Dance At Blueball Inn

Delightful dance held at Blue ball Inn Brucetown with guests from Baltimore Washington Winchester and Bunker Hill about 100 attendees. Mer and Mrs Charley Boden left for Atlantic City and Philadelphia for ten days. Several locals and visitors noted in attendance and travels.

Brucetown Blueball Inn Baltimore Washington Winchester Bunker Hill Mer Charley Boden Atlantic City Philadelphia Ross Lohn Purcell Mattie’ Coyle Summit Point Henry Moulden Nellie Julian Snapp

Martineburg Church Meeting Recalls Day of Prayer

An all day gathering at Crums Church drew strong attendance despite bad weather. Rev. Fr. Mite delivered two sermons noted for vivid flow and expression while several locals, including Mrs. Charles Potter and families, shared in visits and meals. The Woman's Mission Society plans its monthly meeting at Julian Snapp's home.

Martineburg Charles Jefferson Crums Church Mite Berryville Charles Potter Monterey Eperine Grant Albert Cae & of Wittrester S. J. Swimley William Jobe M. N. Frashers Crozet Henry Jabe Joseph Feagans Woman's Mission Society Julian Snapp Raleigh T. Jones Nannie V. Jones Mary J. Jones

Miss Bessie Rees Dies of Typhoid Fever at 20

Miss Bessie Rees, daughter of Mrs. Annie Rees of Baker's lime works, died at home Sunday morning at 6 of typhoid fever after several weeks illness. She leaves four brothers and three sisters. Funeral from her home Tuesday at 9 and burial at Pover's Chapel. Local news notes include visits and travel of residents, school opening, and church services affected by illness.

Bunker -Hildy W. Val Bessie Rees Annie Rees Baker's Lime Works Hhe Pover’s Chapel E. R. Henson Anna Thatcher Taylor Jefferson J. W. Bdedd Martinsburg Maslin Clendening Washington W. E. Clendening Emma Woore Duffields John Tabb Sartinsburg

Rosemont Estate Sold for 100000 in Virginia Valley

Rosemont fruit farm near Berryville Virginia sold for 100000 in a 405 acre package. J Clapp of Pittsburg sold to A L Waw of Front Royal via Frant Parih Washington. Mansion with 11 rooms fed by nine mile water line from Blue Ridge. half mile track and fine outbuildings noted.

Winchester Courthonse Clarke County Berryville Good & Co Rouss Ave Barryville Rosemont A. L. Wawthen Front. Royal J. Clapp Pittsburg Frant Parih Washington Jesse Tyson Baltimore Blue Ridge

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited By grateful Milwaukee Woman

Milwaukee resident Mrs. Puma Imse credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing chronic female trouble and back pain after doctors warned of a tumor. She appeals to others to seek the remedy before surgery, noting free advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynch, Massachusetts, and the company in Lynn.

Milwaukee Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Bh Pinkham Lydia KE. Pinkham Puma Imse First St Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass Lydia FE. Pinkham

Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Wayne Writer

A Wayne West Virginia writer, L Bowen, cites kidney disease relief after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He reports severe pain and weakness but notes full recovery after taking the remedy. Baker & Son promote the product in the clipping.

Foley Mre . L. Bowen Wayne, W.va

Norfolk and Western Rail Schedule Fragments

Norfolk and Western train notices list northbound No 28 9 29 p m for Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Shenandoah Junction connection to Haee No 14 7 45 p m for towns Pullman and Buffet ers to New York No 2 24 57 a m for towns Pullman Steener to teiy bia Beau Bragg Gen Pass Act Tray.

Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Tavwns Pullman Buffeters Steener Teiy Bia B. Bevila Bragg Tray Pala Reancke, Va

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