Funeral Services Fort Mrs Coffman Fort Wardensville WVa
Mrs W W Coffman died Friday morning after pneumonia. The funeral was Tuesday at 10 in the M E Church South conducted by Rev S G Thomas. Burial followed near the town. She leaves a husband one sister Mrs Kate Fetzer Moorefield and two brothers L C Everly Marlboro Va and Geo Everly Pa. Mrs Coffman was Miss Everly before marriage daughter of John Everly. Other items note Dr G M Lowman Rio in town for a week, Ira McKeever and Joseph Snyder home from Moorefield for Christmas, and local social notes. The community reports zero or below temperatures with twelve inches of snow remaining.
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Wardensville
W. Va
W. W. Coffman
M. E. Church
South
S. G. Thomas
Ome
Sturday
The
Lutheran Church
C. H
Cline
Mary E. Baker
Mary
Mamie Lee
Mioma Hetzel
Bess Lee
Santa Delights Winchester Post Office Worker With Rise in Pay
Santa Claus visited the Winchester post office where clerk Robert Otis Glaize received a letter from Uncle Sam stating a $100 salary raise for 1911. Glaize expressed thanks and shared a few of his original funny stories before Santa departed.
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Santa Claus
Yuletide
the Star
Winchester
Robert Otis
Glaize
Land purchases shift farms near Stephens City
Stephens City Virginia records show Russell Bates taking possession of a farm north of town from Scott, Henry Shiley occupying Dr. S M Stickley's east farm, B F Hottle moving his family to a Purcellville area farm, Park Strode taking possession of a newly bought home, and David H Stickley remaining near Vaucluse station as rural routes adjust.
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Stephens City
Russell Bates
Scott
Henry Shiley
S. M. Stickley
B. F.hottle
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Hottle
Stephens Guy Milling Company
Park Strode
David H. Stickley
Vaucluse Station
Cuticura Remedies Featured In Personal Cure Story
A San Leandro Cal. mother reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to treat a persistent Stevens Johnson like skin condition on her hand and arm. After trying several salves a half box of Ointment and little Soap cleared the ailment completely with immediate improvement.
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C. E. Canady
San Leandro
Cal
Uleinor' Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Market Report Shows Mixed Agri Prices Across Commodities
In the wholesale market wheat remained steady while corn eased at closing and oats stayed level. Rye grew dull and butter stayed steady with hay firm and straw dull. Poultry markets see chicks cheaper and other lines steady. vegetables and green fruits reported steady demand. Fresh country butter and various grain and hay prices are listed with live turkeys and flour per retail unit noted.
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Eos
Sian
Summit Point Notes Reflect Local Happenings
In Summit Point West Virginia on December 15 a baby boy arrived for Mr Wilson Henry. George Willingham sold property. Mrs Henry Carper visited her daughter Mrs Glascock. Mrs George Roland called to help her mother Mrs Butler near Bunker Hill who has pneumonia. Farmers report corn in the fields not yet shocked awaiting Indian summer. Postmaster James Myers drove hogs last summer. Snutsler halted revival due to the sow Little Busy Carper. Charles Timberlake and his Brooklyn sons visited Winchester this week.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Wilson Henry
George Willingham
Henry Carper
Glascock
George Roland
Butler
Bunker Hill
James Myers
Snutsler
Carper
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Grove Bros’. Department Store
Grocery Department
Muscatel
Carolina
California
T. M. Barr
North Market Street
A. L. Shearer
Philadelphia
Edson Bros
Dock St
Hicks
Capudine
Wood
Cash
Cord. Glaize & Bro
Huyler
Eastman Kodaks
Fred. S. Boyd Prescription Druggist
Mammoth
Edgar McCartney
R. M.swimley & Bro
ARVEL
Maryvel Co
East 284 Street
New York
Chichester
Ledice
Kichester
Franck Baker & Son
H. B. Orndorff
Santa
Stephens City News
Ari
Adam Dean
Market Report
Charles Timberlake
Our Sons
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. Bruce Capper
the Jeweler and Optician
Water Street
Phoenix
Ae Russell
Green
Mendel
Hotel
Evans
North Main Street
Eheuer’s
Berryville and
Front Royal, Va
Sibert & Denny
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