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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

4

Woman's Champions Lost

Four single men faced three married men in a Fahnestockville Debating Society contest on the question Resolved, Women should be denied the right of suffrage. The judges ruled the champions of female suffrage to be honest. Affirmins J K Luttrell E W Albin Renus Lewis. negatives Cephas Fahnestock Walter Cooper Ray Robinson Harry Albin. Next week the topic will be Resolved That education increases vice.

Fahnestockville

Baltimore man advertises sale of Whosoever farm and Wharton orphanage

N D Horner of Baltimore advertises sale of the Whosoever farm and Rev Dr H M Wharton s orphanage at Luray Virginia. The farm was deeded to Horner to secure a loan to Dr Wharton and was already incumbered near full value. The orphanage has continued to operate and the title transfer was not widely known.

N. D. Horner Baltimore H. M. Wharton Luray Horner

Miss Fannie Wood to Wed in Muncie Next Thursday Afternoon

Miss Fannie Wood daughter of W J Wood a prominent Muncie Pa businessman will marry Prof A Howard Esplanshade of the University of Pennsylvania in Muncie next Thursday afternoon The bride to be is a niece of Mrs E W Steck of Opequon who she recently visited Thomas Steck will travel to attend the wedding next Wednesday

Fannie Wood W. J. Wood Muncie Prof A. Howard Esplanshade University of Pennsylvania E. W. Steck Opequon Thomas Steck

Virginia Senate approves recess of General Assembly

The Virginia Senate at Richmond concurred in a House resolution for a recess of the General Assembly from December 20 until February 19 by a strong majority after spirited discussion. Also noted is druggist R. E. Chelf purchasing Cuba Rico Tobacco Company's entire retail department and offering low prices on pipes, tobaccos, and cigars.

Virginia Senate Richmond House General Assembly R. E. Chelf Cuba Rico Tobacco Company Chelf

Local notes from Vaucluse Virginia December

Mrs John W Kenney shows improvement after illness Marvin P Kline visits Winchester for eye treatment Miss Myrtle Miller visits Octavia Kline Colored Masons meet Grand Lodge of Virginia re elects officers with Dr Peter B Ramsey as Most Worshipful Grand Master King Hiram Lodge not represented

Taz Evening Star Vaucluse John W. Kenney Marvin P. Kline Winchester Myrtle Miller Octavia Kline Colored Masons Grand Lodge of Virginia Richmond Peter B. Ramsey King Hiram Lodge

Fred Anderson Leaves for Woodstock to Manage Store

Mr. Fred Anderson, after a week of illness at his sister Mrs. R. L. Gray’s home, departed today for Woodstock where he will oversee Horsey and Atwell's department store.

Fred Anderson R. L. Gray Woodstock Horsey & Atwell’s Omar Jackson Washington

Mrs McKinley Faces Worsening Health Rumors

Mrs Ida McKinley, widow of the late President McKinley, continues to brood over sorrows and is described as bordering on a mental and physical collapse.

Ladies walking skirts and golf goods at Orndoff & Co

Mr James E Gearing was in Woodstock the early part of this week. 103 is American Stock Co offering ladies heavy walking skirts in grey blue and black and golf goods at Orndoff & Co 129. Prices quoted at $1.19.

American Stock Co Orndoff & Co James E. Gearing Woodstock H. W. Clowe, Jeweler N. Main ST Winchester

Local notables and visitors fill city scenes notes

Mr R E Byrd returns from Appomattox. W G Smith and John McKown visit from Gore and Grimes. Obituary for Mrs Sarah A Macomber in Richmond. Various shop openings and promotions at Capper jeweler and W E Barr. The Chesapeake and Western Railroad tunnel near Harrisonburg reaches 3300 yards as coal field access expands.

Chesapeake & Western Railroad Harrisonburg West Virginia

Grace Metropolitan organ recital planned in Baltimore

Mrs Jenny Lind Green, organist of Grace Metropolitan Church Baltimore, will give an organ recital in Brad church this city during Christmas holidays. The date is not announced yet. Mrs Green recently delivered a well received recital before a large audience. County resident Mr C L Barrow obtained warrants for two local colored turkey thieves by Justice David Kater. no arrests yet. United States collier Nero officers Captain Shutluff Wooley and Hickey faced assault charges at Norfolk and were acquitted by United States Commissioner Bowden.

Jenny Lind Green Grace Metropal Baltimore Brad Church C. L. Barrow David Kater Shutluff Wooley and Hickey United States Nero United States Commission Bowden Norfolk John F. Reilly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Wood Vaucluse Personals Mr. Anderson R. E. Byrd Appomattox Chelf’s Drug Store Capper W. G. Smith Gore Peter Summel Grimes John McKown Robert H. Jackson Front Royal Sarah A. Macomber Frank Newlin South Braddock Street Frank Castleman Berryville Virginia House Taylor House W. E. Barr’s North Main Street Argie Dess P. W. Dess Martinsburg W. H. Muse Cecil Rodgers W. H. Everly Middletown Windle & Pingley West Water Street Capper’s Lima and Navy Schneider’s Grocery Parkersburg W. Va Tee Company William Gibboney Wytheville George T. Johnson Charlottesville W. E. Evans Monumental Episcopal Church Charleston South Carolina Newport News Frank Smith Alliance K. Nelson Georgia Fredericksburg W. B. Godrick Howard Grimm Grimm Clarksburg Messrs Linden Humsten Edinburg J. L. Humsten Clarke County T. H. Sprint W.E. Barr’s North Main St Agnes Wright Lexington Harry Hardy Elizabeth Hardy Collins Taylor W. H. Taylor Clifton Forge Taylor The Martinsville Tobacco Company Him Horsey and Atwell E. Bruce Capper West Water St Thian M. H. Reardon Pesey, JR Geo. Windle Monmouth Baylis W. E. Hoffman Branco Store East Piccadilly Street S. Hoffman A.W. Cline & CO Main Street Lowney’s South Main St Aeenee W. W. and B. Turnpike Company Joan W. McKown Carroll County Frances Glasser Thomas Keating, Ast Cumberland Beer and Braddock Barwell Cumberland Brewing Company Axen Thomas Keating Agt Telephone H.W. Clowe Miller Supply Company Frederick Nursery J. A. Ramsburg Frederick City Cons. E Auricx South Main Street South Braddock A. J.grifeith Ruffin Pockingham Miller’s Drug Store New Orleans G. O. Snapp N. Market St P. H. Reardon Thomas Spates V. Blevall
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