Horse and Wagon Borrowed For Night
Brucetown, Dec. 13. Mr. J. K. Cunningham of Rest had his driving horse stolen from the stable late Saturday night tied to a stick wagon and driven away. The horse was found Sunday morning hitched to the wagon in its usual place. The theft was not by a stranger and the culprit knew the premises. The village also notes upcoming school holiday plans and various local visits, with residents mentioned including Mr. Roland Bryarly and the Coyle and Tharp families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
J. K. Cunningham
Roland Bryarly
Called Home By His Mother's Death
Mr. Marshall Ferguson of Bristol Tennessee attended the funeral in Upperville Virginia for his mother Mrs Abner Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson’s husband is a half brother of Alfred Ferguson of Winchester. The notice notes the family and many local friends and promotes Christmas furnishings from Horsey Atwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Ferguson
Bristol, Tenn
Grace Sprint
Boyce
Upperville
Abner Ferguson
Ferguson
Alfred Ferguson
Winchester
Poultry Wanted and Christmas Gift Ads From Local Shops
Classified items show T. H. Byriot purchasing poultry including turkeys ducks and geese with walnuts offered for cash. Horsey and Atwell promote Christmas gifts and suits or overcoats. Job ads seek four men to sell silverware on instalment terms. Officials Medford Coffman and C. I. Leber registered at Taylor House with F. G. Mear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Byriot
Herman H. Hable
Horsey & Atwell
Messrs
Medford Coffman and
C. I. Leber
Baltimore
Taylor House
Virginia Pays Higher Prices for School Books
The legislative committee investigating Virginia schoolbooks met in Richmond and heard Dr. Joseph P. Southall and B. C. Glass of the State Board of Education. They compared Virginia prices to Texas and New York, noting Virginia paid more than likely any Atlantic coast state. A book costing 1.05 in Virginia sold for 0.50 in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Joseph P. Southall
B. C. Glass
State Board of Education
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Texas
New York
S& Cents
Southall
Byrd
La Vere Toole Company Shines in Kilarney and the Rhine
The La Vere Toole Company drew a large audience at the Rosedale opera house with four act drama Kilarney and the Rhine. Mr Toole sings and dances to applause while Miss La Vere as Rose Delaney delivers artistic work aiding the production. Show runs three nights at the Auditorium starting Monday December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vere-Toole Company
Rosedale Opera House
Kilarney and the Rhiné
Mr. Toole
J. K. Emmett
Venetia la Vere
J. E. Toole & Co
Winchester Has Oldest Clergyman
Rev. W. G. Eggleston, a venerable retired clergyman, is now living with Miss Emma Eggleston at Miss Briggs on South Market Street. He formerly resided in Middletown. Ale is now 9T years old and is the oldest member of the Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church, South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Eggleston
Washington Choral Society
First Congregational Church
Charles B. Dooley
Winchester
In Memoriam Annie E Cain One Year Gone
In remembrance of Annie E Cain who departed this life December 13 1905 her husband and children note a year of sorrow. They thank friends for kindness shown during illness and death and mention a Christmas tie sale from Horsey with prices 25 cents to 1 dollar 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E Cain
Joshua
Annie Cain
Mi O na stomach tablets urged for indigestion danger
The text promotes Mi O Na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims the product builds stomach strength, reduces heaviness and distress after meals, and can prevent serious diseases. A 50 cent box is offered with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meade & Baker's
Raleigh Jones
P. W. Coyle
Charles Tharp
Welltown
William Carter
Swimley’s
Hugh Janney
F. G- Mear
Samie
Gwe
The
Evening Star
State Board
Horsey & Atwell Men’s Toggery
Main St
U. S
Valley Nat. Bank Virginia
Farmers and Merchants Nat’s Bank
U.S. Depostory
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
J. P. Haddox, the Short. Profit Man
UDIT
Hansbrough & Carter
Ily
E. DL
H. McKay
Fairbanks
Also & Wood
A. L
Gardner Hillyard
Miller Supply Company
Braddock
Breseil
William R Wilis
McKim Diffenderfer
South Market Street
North
Washington
Hurter H. M.G
W. Wm. Jefferson
Rest
Berryville
Star Office
Sevn
Kent St
Bell Phone
Smith Doll
Wincee
Willow Lawn
Raek Turnpike
A. _C. Heck
Evans
Ap- Ry
J. F. Reynolds
Rust & Clevenger
Oeens City
Braddoe Street
Sioux Pub. Co
Southerland
Iowa
C. H. Boxwell
OPEN
T. J. Lindamood
Bam
Chas. A. Ford
Boyce, Va
Old Sumac Mill
GEO. H. Eagle
Xmas Shopping
S. H. Hable
Hatter and Sacstaher
COR. Main and Water Sts
P. S
Huntsberry’s
Nntsberry
Just
Gray & Sheetz
Mail Outfiters
Main Street
Lepp
BIG Home Store
N. Y
T. NM
West Water Stree
L. M. Brown
Jerry
D. R. Eskey
W. Water
St. Winchester
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