Arch ie Hoxton Weds Sare Purvis Taylor in Alexandria
Mr Archald R Hoxton a former Winchester base ball club member wed Miss Sare Purvis Taylor at St Pauls Church in Alexandria Virginia per Bishop A Fed Randolph assisted by Rev P P Phillips. Bridesmaids include Harriet Fowle Taylor and Mary Dangerfield. Best man Llewellyn Hixson. reception followed at the bride's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archald R. Hoxton
Winchester
Bal Cla
Sare Purvis Taylor
St. Paul's Church
Alexandria Va
A'fed M Randolph
P. P. Phillips
Hugh McGuire
Louis Starrow Greer
Hrrietta Fowle Taylor
Miles Hover
Mica Anna R. Hoxton
Mary
Dangerfield
Llewellyn G Hixson
Messrs Gardner L
Boothe Lute M. White
Cary H. Davis
C. 3. T. Burke
Thomas K. Nelson
de. Brdie C. Noble
Amaret Sold to New Yorker Champion Jumper
Amaret the prize winning jumper and hunter from Bosco firm owner Cha es H Hurkamp sold to James A Garland of New York. The horse has shown across New York Atlantic City and Massachusetts earning many prizes and notable performances over jumps. Dora Henry of Winchester has ridden Amaret in shows and Hurkamp has bought a Thoroughbred to develop for future showring success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha'es H. Hurkamp
Bosco
O.k Firm
Amaret
James A. Garland
New York
Atlantic City
Massachusetts
Dora Henry
Winchester
Hurkamp
Kentuky
Senator Lupton Returns to Senate after Surgery
Senator Lupton of Frederick, once absent for several months due to a severe ear condition, has returned to his seat in the Senate after surgery at Memorial Hospital in Richmond Virginia. He is reported recovering and nearly fully restored to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seissor
L. Lupton
Frederick
Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Senate
Mill runs nonstop for flour as Detra ships carload
Mr. Detra the miller keeps his mill operating night and day to ship flour by the carload. Mrs. Robert Arbuckle and daughter, Mrs. Virginia Hack, left Monday for Philadelphia and will visit Baltimore where Miss Hack will winter with her uncle M. H. Hack at 1211 St Paul Street. The Bartonsville Debating Society plans next meeting on the resolution that water is more desure than fire. Ed Boggs of Pittsburgh spent today here. Lyon Petrie has a cow parelz and cannot live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D c
Detra
Robert Arbuckle
Virginia Hack
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Miss Hack
M. H. Hack
St. Paul Street
Bartonsville Debating Society
Ed. Boggs
Pittsburg
Lyon Petrie
Local notices and health updates from town column
December reports several residents ill with pneumonia and other ailments. Julius Braithwaite remains quite ill while M. B. S. Lafollette is sick at home. C. H. Anderson hosts a corn shucking gathering. J. H. Johnson has left for the mountains to start timber sawing for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Braithwaite
M. B.S. Lafollette
Rc. J. H. Johnson
Death of Miss Annie C Boyer in Brunswick Md
Miss Annie C Boyer of Brunswick Maryland died at her sister Mrs Mary Reparts home after living with her. She was about 62 years old. The Martinsburg editor C W Boyer learned of her passing yesterday morning. The Virginia Senate approved a 31000 appropriation for the University of Virginia hospital expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Boyer
Martinsburg
W. Va
State Am
Annie C. Boyer
Brunswick
Mary Repart
Scott's Emulsion Promises Stronger, Healthier Children
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing aid that reverses wasting in pale thin children, restoring rosy cheeks and bright eyes. It claims rapid improvement with just a few drops in a baby's bottle and offers a free sample from C. I. L. & Co. Bowne at 469 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ccoit & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Week of Prayer program outlines city sermons
The annual Web of Prayer begins January 3 1904 with nightly services in city churches. Ministers will deliver short discourses on assigned subjects, ending with songs and prayers. On Sunday January 3 all ministers speak on The Kingdom of God and The Conditions of the Triumphal Advance Thy Kingdom Come Matthew 6 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San'sy
D. Skelton
Baptist Church
J. S. Sibley
Presbyterian Church
H. P Hamill
Braddock St.m. E. Church South
Home and Foreign
C. P. Weede
Reverend Ghiselin Ends Twenty Years at Shepherdstown Church
Rev. Dr. Ghiselin completes his twentieth year as pastor of the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church in West Virginia on December 13. Shenandoah Valley Academy pupil Charles Ghiselin notes the church increased his salary, funded benevolent causes, and paid full apportionment to Davis and Elkins College. A new manse cost 2800 with 500 more for improvements, financed by 1600 raised in the past year and 100 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ghiselin
Ron
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Paater
Davis and Elkins College Fund
Report on Tulloch Is Made Public
The Holmes Condrad Bonaparte report on W. Tulloch charges against the Washington post office administration was released with President approved framing. Mention of D C Fisherty and O Flaherty connected to potential future Attorney General candidacy noted amid constitutional fugatio discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulloch
Messra Holmes Conrad
Charles J. Bonaparte
Specia
W. Tulloch
Washington City Post Ofice
D. C. Fisherty
Orlan Clyde Gallen
Guberpin al
O’ Flaherty
Constitutia Fugatio
Gas pipe break disrupts fuel supply near Warfield
News item reports a break in natural gas lines near Warfield Kentucky causing fuel shortages for Huntington and surrounding mining towns. Details of affected areas and response actions are limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Huntington
W. Way
Erie
Pleasant Paragraphs Highlight Local Goings and Bonds
Virginia bond firms refuse city treasurer bonding. Virginia’s oldest Odd Fellow James Brimson dies in Alexandria. Several local figures and visitors noted with travels, illnesses, and funeral attendance. West Virginia Supreme Court decisions issued. Moonshine raids in Wise county and Kentucky cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
James W. Bimrson
Alexandria
Catarrh Cure Claim Brings One Hundred Dollar Reward
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use reaches blood and mucous surfaces to destroy causes and restore strength, offering a hundred dollar reward if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
My & Co
Toledo
New Officers of Madison Lodge Elect for 1904
At the last weekly meeting Madison Lodge No. 6 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected its new officers for the coming year. Clifton M. Hodgson is noble grand with J. Lee vice grand Newton Grove recording secretary C W Ramasbure financial secretary J P Haddox treasurer and Richard L Gray chaplain. The installation will be Monday January 4 1904. The lodge notes a record year with sixty eight new members enrolled in the last ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
Clifton M. Hodgson
J. 3. Lee
Newton Grove
C. W. Ramasbure
J. P. Haddox
Richard L. Gray
Unique horsehair bridle from Montana Penitentiary found
George F. Sheets of Shenandoah Valley National Bank holds a peculiar bridle sent from a Montana penitentiary inmate. The piece is woven from horsehair in various coarse threads and includes a matching riding quirt. The sender asks Sheets to sell it for not less than twenty five dollars, noting western prices reach twenty five to seventy five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Sheetz
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bas
Sheets
Montana
Shee
Thieves Loot East Main Street Confectionary
Thieves broke into W. E Reves' confectionary on East Main Street in Front Royal last night and stole about 50 pounds of candy. They forced the front door and smashed glass. the candy was found nearby this morning, apparently dropped by the burglars. No clues identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Front Royal
W. E Reves
East Main Street
Gr Hunte brger elected school director in Shiremare town
Gr Hunte brger was elected to fill the school director vacancy left by John G Bentz who moved to Winchester. Councilman John K. Lewis sold his lot on Monmouth street to Edward Grim for 200 dollars. Ailvertine reports increased trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlile
Gr. Huntebrger
Shiremare Town
John G Bentz
Winchester
John K. Lewis
Monimouth Street
Edward Grim
Bridge Still at Wiver's Bottom Near Rigerton
The steel bridge over the Shenandoah near Rigerton was blown from its piers by Sunday winds and lies in the river bottom. A $2000 loss is reported as crews plan to raise and ship the damaged structure to a Roanoke factory. John Bales, 80, widower, died suddenly of apoplexy at Bluemont. funeral held at Ebenezer near Bluemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigerton
Shenandoah River
Roanoke
John Bales
Christmas Entertainment at Greenway Church to Be Held
The Greenway Church youth group plans a Christmas program on Saturday night December 26 at 7 30. The Datlinger orchestra will provide music for the event. Residents note visits from Mr Mithll of Riverton and Mr James P Reardon of Winchester with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mun Screet
Mithll
Riverton
M. H. Reardon
Andrew Hyman
Myrtle
Luray
E. Funkhouser
Greenway Church
Datlinger
G. W. Dellinger
James P Reardon
Winchester
Jacob Randall Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday
Mr Jacob Randall celebrated his fiftieth birthday at his South Market Street home. A number of friends of Mr and Mrs Randall attended a pleasant gathering in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob. Randall
South Market Stret
Randall
Community Reports Chicken PDX Outbreak and Mrs Meil’s News
December notices record several chicken PDX cases in the community. Mrs Meil is organizing a new root project and sharing updates on local food safety and household changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meil
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New Yorker
Lupton
Beck
Tres, i
Bartonsville
C. H. Anderson
Mr. Boyer
Virginia Senate
Hospital of the
University of Jgnia
Lutheran Church
J.R Mudd
United Brethren Church
Christ
T. K. Comer
Merket Street
M E
G L Bowers
Dr. Ghiselin
Mr. O'Flaherty
Na Ral Peeries
Daily Weather Report
Toni
Cts
Barkedale
Virginia House of Delegates
8. A. Newman
Chesterfield
William D. Zimmerman
A. Atwell
Washington
Harry C. Lupton
Edgar Worthington
Hagerstown
Charlestown
Mary Small
York, PI
Peter R. Boxwell
Near Whit
Clarke County
Cheresten
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Arbutus
Dughter
Frank Plank
East Water Street
F. T. Roberts
Denton’s Valley
Washington County
Norfolk and Weestern
Gray Mingo County
James Battle Aviett
Sallie Williams
Staunton
W. H. Beale
Middletown
William Headry
Hss
Cty
Jett Tdig
Martin Burg
Springfill
Maude Staples
Mary E Russell
Helen Denison
Russell Will
To &J. Louis
John W. Aviett
Ariett
Cumberland
Pond Gap
Elkhorn
Wise County
Letcher County
United S Ats
Norfolk and Western Railway
John Kennedy
Staurton
William Aikie
Morgantown
Fokn W Nail
North Main
Mlin’s
Toggery
Barney & Berry and
PECK
Snyder
Horsey & Atwell Men’s
Shen
Valley National Bank
Bruce Capper
West Wa
H. Hinkins
Jeweler
West Water Street
Atock
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Cor
United States
Nat. Bank
W. Henshall
Rouss Ave
Blythe and Galloway
North Main Street
Court
Miller Supply CO
Wiver’s Bottom
Barr’s
Handkerch
W. E. Barr
Tus
H. W. Clowe
Stephens City
J. M. Steele
Patoado
Henry Bothens
Summit Point
J. B. Harrison
Crisfield
G. O. Snapp
North Market
Eagle’s Meat Market
South Main Street
Taz Star
Colvom
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