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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
2
The Evening Star offers city carrier delivery at 6 cents per week, with annual and semiannual prepaid options. Rates shown include one year at 2.50 in advance, six months at 1.25 in advance, and six months for other editions. Prepaid postage to all cases is provided by the publishers.
The piece criticizes Rev. Dr Crapsey's deposition for heresy and defends Roosevelt's disbanding of negro troops after the Brownsville incident. It argues for religious integrity, praises presidential action amid Republican pressure, and urges railroads to implement safety measures to protect lives.
In Millwood on December 1 a parade of visits and news unfolds. Mrs R H Ritter is home after rheumatism confinement. L M Shearer and Miss Sybill Burwell recover from illness and travels. Several residents visit relatives in Charlottesville Winchester Washington and St Louis. A schoolhouse near Berry’s and a nurse position in Strasburg Hospital occur alongside social events and a December church service.
Notes from Burnt Factory report visits from Martinsburg resident Ross Swimsey and Ohio native John Smith. John Smith, a former local, returned home after two weeks with relatives. Ashby Pugh recovers from tonsillitis and may attend events. Protracted meeting postponed due to illness in the area. J N Keller moves to Martinsburg and Rush of Inwood replaces him in the vacated home. J D Wright nears mill dam completion with plans to operate soon.
Dec 1 reports say Mr. R L Stickles of Carper's Valley is spending a week in Richmond. Mrs Thorp of Clarke County visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sh O Riley last Thursday. Miss Corine Stickles called on Miss Katie Carper last Thursday afternoon. Miss Anna Harmer and her mother visited Mr and Mrs E D Carper last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edward Conner spent last Monday on his farm near Carper's Valley.
Rev C L Potter announces sermons tomorrow at Stephenson at 11 AM and Round Hill at 3 PM with no services at Wel town.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rutherford of Lake View Featherford spend a week with Armel family in Armell. John Ritter and wife visit Vaucluse relative Hagers Town. A hunting party traveled to Midfi on Thursday for Thanksgiving with Walter F. Watson. Revival at Greenway Church continues with good interest. Mr M Mo Arma and family visited Boyce relatives. Mrs Lucie Armel is ill.
Charles Bursey and Mazie Butler wed at the Brucetown parsonage with Rev. C H Buchanan officiating. They depart on a bridal tour to Washington. Thanksgiving Day meals noted for Frank Paul and wife and a visit from Dakotah Best of Fort Loudon Seminary to Mrs M E Best in Washington D C. A McAloy daughter suffered a broken ankle at Clarke County school. Hugh Janney remains very ill.
A Baltimore Thanksgiving ball at Lehm ann's Hall featured Ada Heller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas A. Heller in a yellow sun plaited chiffon gown. She was among the belles of the evening. A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal offers free home treatment for rheumatism and other pains with proof from users.
An old soldier praises ARIOSA Coffee calling it the best and richest since leaving service in 1961. The ad touts ARIOSA as the first roasted packaged coffee, sealed with eggs and sugar to settle clear, claims cheaper production via economies of scale, and notes ARIOSA outsells all others in the US with mail order from New York City.
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