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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
4
The note describes the comedy My Wife's Family in three acts praised as clean and lively. It highlights the cast, music, costumes, and broad appeal, noting it will be performed at the Auditorium Friday night December 21st. The column also discusses the victim's mother and the young widow in a local tragedy context.
Rush Chamblin of Airmont, Loudoun County, was stabbed six times by Henry Williams who fled toward Clarke County. Williams bought a barrel of corn from Chamblin and attacked him after a dispute over payment. Chamblin’s condition is precarious. a reward is offered for Williams, who is believed to be in Clarke County.
The Star reports an upcoming marble brick and stone structure at the northwest corner of Piccadilly and Braddock Streets. Enlarged by Miller and Lodge acquisitions the project advances as the building committee chaired by Iansbrough Gibbens and F. M. r. finalizes plans and prepares constructors to begin work.
Four girls list silverware sets for sale on instalment terms with good salaries to the right party. Apply at once to Herman H. Hable. Reverend George T. Tyler of Frederick Maryland, formerly of Winchester, visiting his daughter Mrs C C Buckner on Peyton Street.
Rev. James Gray McAllister of Hampden-Sidney College visits Farmville residents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac W. Russell. A. A. Davis and R. W. Baker of Summit Point attend the Annual New Year’s Ball. Invitations go out for the Hagerstown Assembly Club ball at the Hotel Hamilton. Winchester reports last night’s social scene. Horsey and Atwell promote Christmas gifts and layaways.
Mrs. E. M. Barr and daughter Miss Mayme Barr of Winchester with Mrs. J. C. VanFossen of Washington visit Mr. and Mrs. L. DeW. Gerhardt on South Raleigh Street. Mr. David Fries remains ill at home on Fairmount Avenue. Christmas shopping hints from Horsey & Uncle Bill's in Berryville promote whiskies wines and cigars as festive gifts.
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