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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1902

Page

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ELOPING COUPLES MEET WITH VARYING SUCCESS

Miss Julia Fuller of Winchester Va and Walter Dunn of Martinsburg W Va were married at the parsonage after an elopement. The couple fled to avoid parental consent as Miss Fuller was seventeen and Dunn twenty. The ceremony was performed by Rev R A Boyle with Capt Burkhart and Dunns sister assisting.

Julia Fuller Winchester Walter Dunn Martinsburg W. Va R. A. Boyle Presbyterian Church Umberland Valley Burkhart West Virginia Regiment Miss Fuller Dann John Fuller South Kent Street Young Dunn Mr. Dunn Virginia Woolen Thomas L. Dunn Cumberland Valley Hagerstown Blanche Dunn Thomas Burkett Dunn Crawford Woolen Mills

Quarterly Conference of Frederick Circuit Program

Rev H P Hamill will preach at Stephensons Saturday December 20 at 10 30 a m The business meeting is at Winchester Circuit Parsonage 2 p m Sunday December 21 services at Stephensons 10 30 a m and Welltown 3 p m Rev Hawill preaches Welltown Round Hill 7 p m Rev J N Haul is pastor

Frederick H. P. Hamill Stephensons Winchester Welltown H. P. Hawill Round Hill J. N. Haul

Wife Beater Fined in Police Court

O C Parygo, a colored waiter, was arrested on a wife assault warrant and tried before Justice Bragonier. He was fined $1 and costs, which were paid. The incident followed his beating of his wife prompting the arrest. Mr B V Shultz of Zanesville Ohio, visiting the Misses Miller on west Piccadilly street, returned home last night. he is the son of a wealthy soap manufacturer and works with his father.

O. C. Parygo Bragonier B.V. Shultz Zanesville Ohio

Want to Plant Trees This Fall Catalogue Offer

A brief notice from J A Ramepore of Frederick Maryland inviting readers to write for a tree planting catalogue this fall. The item suggests a local advertisement for a nurseryman or seed catalog.

J. A. Ramepore Frederick Md

Christmas German At Rouss Hall

Winchester young men issued invitations for a german at Rouss Engine Hall on Tuesday evening December 30. The event promises to be a festive Christmas entertainment with out-of-town guests expected. Dancing starts at nine with Thompson's Orchestra of Martinsburg. hall decor features Christmas greens and refreshments will be served.

Winchester Rouss Thompson Martinsburg

No Place Like Old Frederick Moves South

Mr. Chas. R. McCann, near Middleway West Virginia, will discontinue farming next spring and move back to Frederick County Virginia. The Spirit of Jefferson lauds his six years in Jefferson as an active democrat and good citizen, and notes Frederick County Virginia man S. S. Polhamus will take over the farm.

Chas. R. McCann Middleway W. Va Frederick County Charlestown Jefferson McCann Polhamus

Bank Safe Moved to New Harris Hall Banking House

The Shenandoah Valley Bank safe, used in Harris Hall on Main Street, was moved to the new banking house today. A crew under James Hodgson directed the move, requiring four large horses and several hours to reposition a six ton safe.

Shenandoah Valley Bank Harris Hall Main Street James Hodgson

Superintendent Lynch to Attend Richmond Education Conference

Superintendent M. M. Lynch will attend a three day conference of county and city school superintendents in Richmond from January 14 to 16 1903. The event aims to collect statistics discuss school improvements libraries rural consolidation taxation and state education measures with speakers from Princeton Columbia and the General Educational Board. Travel and board discounts will be arranged to ease attendance and Lynch will not present an address at the conference.

M. M. Lynch Richmond Woodrow Wilson Princeton University Russell Columbia University New York Wallace Buttrick General Educational Board Lynch

Rev La Mothe Accepts Call From St Joseph Church

Rev Joh D La Mothe rector of St John Episcopal Church Washington has accepted a call from St Joseph Missouri at five thousand dollars a year He is brother in law of Mrs Nelson P Danie of Winchester and is well known there He visited Winchester last week during consideration of the offer

Joh D. la Mothe St.John Protestant Episcopal Church Washington, D. C Nelson P. Danie Winchester St. Joseph la Mothe

New Apple Variety Grows in Frederick County

Supt. John B. Shull of Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co received a sample of the black Ben Davis apple from his brother G. W. Shull of Lexington Missouri. The apple, grown in Missouri and new to Frederick county, has 400 trees planted and will bear in about ten years. The fruit resembles York Imperial in size and color and is a thrifty bearer.

John B. Shull Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company Ben Davis G. W. Shull Lexington Missouri Frederick County Shull York

Sarah Zane Fire Company to Host Oyster Supper and Bazaar

The Sarah Zane Fire Company plans a January oyster supper and bazaar spanning ten days starting January 20. A large committee meeting discussed venue, invitations, and securing a suitable room while enlisting many ladies to aid the effort.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Sarah Zane Star Jos. T. Brown R. L. Gray D. McDonald C. A. Evane Sarah Zane Firemen

Hon. Harry Tucker Visits Staunton

Hon. Harry St. George Tucker arrived in Staunton from Washington and stayed with Dr. and Mrs. W. P. McGuire on Amherst Street. He left today for Staunton to resume his law practice and to visit his mother Mrs. John Randolph Tucker, denying any gubernatorial candidacy in Richmond press reports.

Harry St. George Tucker W. P. McGuire Washington McGuire Amherst Street Tucker Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Staunton John Randolph Tucker Richmond Virginia

Delegate Jordan Confident in Baylor Survey Bill

Frederick county delegate E. C. Jordan says his bill to break the Baylor survey will pass both branches of the general assembly. He notes the holidays delay and expects a big fight but believes the bill merits support.

E. C. Jordan Frederick County General Assembly Mr. Jordan

Winchester Telephone Plant Devastated by Winter Storm

As Winchester faced sleet snow and rain outages, Martinsburg suffered worse damage. The Winchester Telephone Company suffered a near total wreck with downed poles wires and a crippled system. Repairs are expected to take days to weeks. the Chesapeake and Potomac Company fared better with only three wires down.

Winchester Martinsburg Winchester Telephone Company Exchange Queen Street Burke College and King Streets College Street King Street Burke Street Spring Chesapeake and Potomac Company

Clay Clement Shifts To Washington Vaudeville Fame

Veteran actor Clay Clement, who debuted at the city auditorium under Atwell & Worthington, now performs polite vaudeville at Chase's Theatre in Washington. Previously he led in The New Common in Winchester, Virginia, and stars in The Baron’s Love Story as his current vehicle. Clement drew strong crowds in Winchester and could again draw on a return visit.

Clay Clement Messrs. Atwell & Worthington Chase’s Washington Winchester Clement

Frederick County resident Jonah Tavenner to spend winter in Texas

Noted Frederick County figure Jonah Tavenner departed today for Texas to visit his daughter Mrs. Eastman. He plans to return home next spring and will be greatly missed in the area.

Jonah Tavenner Frederick County Texas Tavenner Lone Star State Eastman

White Ribboners Meet for WCTU Regular Session

The Womens Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon December 18 at three o clock. Full attendance requested. All welcome. Misses Margretta and Rosalie McCormick of Berryville, daughters of Hon and Mrs Marshall McCormick, drove to Winchester today. Gellars and Coffs at T T Walls.

Womens Christian Temperance Union Margretta and Rosalie McCormick Berryville Marshall McCormick Winchester

Reign of Terror Ends as Lights Return to Winchester

Winchester plans a full night of lighting as both arc and incandescent systems burn again. Officials report power restored at usual hour with streets illuminated despite downed telephone wires. Coal shipments totaling eight car loads are en route, raising hope for permanent all night lighting if supplies improve. Weather clears slightly, ending weeks of cloud cover and ice disruption.

Winchester Jas. B. Russell Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company Russell Cumberland

Outwitted Parents and Wed In Washington

Miss Annie M. Rush of Shenandoah Virginia elopes to marry Ray C. Gaunt of Berryville Virginia. The ceremony occurred in Justice L. I. O Neil s office in Washington as relatives failed to stop the match. The couple plans to reside with Gaunt s family in Berryville.

Washington Annie M. Rush Shenandoah Ray C. Gaunt Berryville L. I. O'Neil Grant Winchester T. H. Sprint Messrs Ollie and Charles Gaunt

Robins v Johnson Case Set for Trial in Corporation Court

Tomorrow in the Corporation Court before Judge William M. Atkinson the Ella Robins versus Major E. C. Johnson trial will be heard by a jury. Plaintiff’s attorney is Holmes Boyd Jr. and defendant’s attorney is R. E. Byrd. The action is expected to be very interesting.

Corporation Court William M. Atkinson Ella Robins E. C. Johnson Taylor House Holmes Boyd, Jr R. E. Byrd

Birthday Celebration for Charles Rouss Fire Company Legacy

The Charley Rouss fire company plans a February 11 observance in Winchester for Charles Broad­way Rouss. Speeches and music at the Auditorium will precede a banquet at the Rouss Engine Hall on West Water Street. Captain Geo H Kinzel named toastmaster. subcommittees formed for a larger event.

Rous Celeration Committee Charley Rouss Fire Company Broadway Rouss Engingo House George H. Kinzel Rouss Charley Rouss Lxte Charles Broadway Rouss Ory Green Phagus Mount Hebron Becaus Winchester Rouss Fire Company West Water Street M. T. Reed J. E. Kiger H. N. Kern Geo. H. Kin G. H. Kinz H. N. Oat F. H. Krebs J. M. Spurr Wm. M. Calvert G. H. Kinzel Jos E. Kiger Wii M. Calvert W. Spellman Seo’y F. H. Krebs Loil E. Kiger Dliffe

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Tue Sra Tele Gram William M. Fisher Navy Yard Katherine Geneva Curley Laurel George Curley Fisher Curly Sixth Street Donald C. McLeod Miss Curley Robert Boardman Proctor Wife Beater Rouss Hall Wall's Supt. Lynch Harry Tucker T. T. Wall's Winchester Company White Ribboners Meeting T. T. Wall Johnson Case Auditorlup Rouss Engine Hall Fountain T. T Walltal
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