Tidball Estate Not Required to Pay, Court Rules
Richmond telegram reports the Court of Appeals reversing the lower court in the suit of E. M. Tidball against Shenandoah Valley National Bank. The bank sought $4,000 as a surety on notes Tidball endorsed. The reversal hinges on a technical defect in the original bill. The precise text is awaited.
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Richmond
Court of Appeals
E. M. Tidball
Shenandolah Valley National Bank
Tidball
Braddock Street Epworth League Meets on Southern Authors
The Braddock Street Methodist Church South Epworth League will discuss the life and works of Thomas Nelson Page at tomorrow night’s meeting. A musical program follows the literary feature at 8, with a 45 minute prior business session to elect officers. Visitors are welcome.
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Braddock Street
Return of the Prodigal Calf
H D Fuller of Shenandoah Valley Bank reported his Jersey cow missing from the stable on North Washington street. The stable door was closed but the cow reappeared grazing on the Equity lot later that day, suggesting the animal was milked elsewhere.
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H. D. Fuller
Shenandoah Valley Bank
North
Washington Street
Equity
Daughters of Rebecca to Nominate Officers This Friday
The Daughters of Rebecca will meet in their hall Friday evening December 7 at 8 o clock. Important business including the nomination of officers requires attendance of all members.
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Daughters of
Rebecca
Miss Lottie Poisell Visits Winchester
Miss Lottie Poisell of Martinsburg is spending some time in Winchester.
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Lottie Poisell
Martinsburg
Winchester
Masonic Hall Fire Threat Narrowly Averted
Shortly after three this afternoon a fire at Chas. C Brown’s on North Main street endangered the Masonic room once used by President McKinley. Russell Dorsey and H. S Baker saw smoke and worked with firemen to extinguish flames caused by an overheated stovepipe.
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Chas. C Brown
North Main Street
McKinley
Mason
Messrs
Russell Dorsey
H. S Baker
Sarah Zane
L. F. Cooper
Miss Baker Weds in Staunton in Elegant Ceremony
The eldest daughter Miss Fannie Baylor Baker wed Mr. Benjamin Lawrence Stollenwerk of Greensboro Alabama. The ceremony at half past six was performed by Rev A T Fraser D D of the First Presbyterian Church Staunton Virginia. The bridal party included Miss Bessie Baker and Miss Katie Bell Baker with attendants, and Mr Jeffrey Blunt was best man. The bride wore brown cloth and white chrysanthemums framed by her sisters’ attire. The couple departed on the westbound train to make their home in Greensboro.
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Christian Streit Baker
Staunton
Everming
Fannie Baylor
Benjamin Lawrence Stollenwerk
Greensboro
Ala
A. Tmi. Fraser
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Stuart Bowe
Richmond
J . Franck McFarland
Bessie Baker
J. Walker McChesney
Katie Bell Baker
Paris
Jeffrey Blunt
Miss Baker
Ame Wurs
Stollenwerk
Winchester
Camilluus
Baker
Rouss Bazar Hopes For Larger Attendance Tonight
Last night at the Charley Rouss bazar an off night drew no attending organization yet many visitors supported the event. It is expected attendance will rise this evening and Berryville fire department members may visit. Mr C A Heller and Mr T T Wall donated handsome pictures. Horsey and Atwell contributed mufflers. New cakes were donated. Mack Noonan won the silver spoons and other prizes were auctioned on the wheel. Supper ends Saturday night with anticipated better business on subsequent evenings.
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Charley Rouss Bazar
Bazar
Berry ~Wille
Advance bid upheld in local judicial sale dispute
In Corporation Court Judge Atkinson ruled that an upset bid by William H. Smith on a Peyton Street lot is valid after the property, bought by William R. Smith for 630, was knocked down. The sale will be reset next Saturday morning as the case A J Tavenner vs Edwin Glaze et al proceeds. Meanwhile a wedding party departed for Boyce for the John Crigman Blanch Sprint ceremony at six o clock tonight.
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Corporation Court
Atkinson
A.J. Tavenner
Edwin
Col Avirett Released From Maryland Hospital
Col Philip W. Avirett, long confined at Spring Grove Maryland Hospital for the Insane, appeared before Judge Burke on a writ of habeas corpus and was ordered released. Superintendent Dr J Percy Wade testified that Col Avirett's reason was restored.
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Col. Avirett
Philip W. Avirett
Maryland Hospital For the Insane
Spring Grove
Baltimore
Burke
J. Percy Wade
Grim Shoots Dog After Chickens Slaughtered
Early morning in South Kent street, Geo W Grim finds a dog in his chicken house and fifteen chickens killed. He fires at the animal, ending the threat.
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Geo. W. Grim
South Kent Street
Deer shot near Taylor Furnace brought to town
Mr. Frank Pingley delivered a deer after shooting it near Taylor Furnace. Mr. John R. Harmer of the county reported killing three hogs yesterday weighing 204 pounds each.
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Frank Pingley
Taylor Furnace
John R. Harmer
Public sale notice in Winchester chancery proceedings
Special commissioners announce sale of SATE Glaize 101 property on Peyton street in Winchester in front of the Court House on December 8 1900 at 11 AM starting bid 700 dollars. The notice details publication requirements and accounts settlement in the estate of Jno J Williams with attendance advised for all parties to the suit.
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Glaize
Peyton Street
Court House
Winchester
Turda
E Holmes Boyd
W. L. MouaNn
Mary L. D. Avirett
Als
Jno J. William
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Rouss Bazar
Gan
T. J. Sprint
John L Sloat
Philip Gitacons
Blanch Diffenderfer
Boyce
John Crigmam
Miss Blanch Sprint
W. H. H. Joyce
P. Williams
B. W Peony Czar
Steok. Com
Fred
Go. Go. Barton & Boyd
A Attys
Eer Alley
Star-Times
Jon
East Weter K
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