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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
1
Baltimore Star notes sermons in the city focus on daily life issues rather than abstract theology. Topics include choosing a husband, a wife’s sphere, and parental discipline, with critics praising practical, humane guidance and warning against indulgent parenting.
Steck's apples for sale are exhibited in boxes at John Millen & Bro. These apples are the finest grown in this section and neatly packed in boxes. Prices given on application.
James T. Mulhall, previously released from Leavenworth, faces federal charges over a 1904 Crooked Deal in Maryland. Evidence from J R Nave links Mulhall to defrauding a Hagerstown supplier and falsifying shipments, with prior schemes in Minneapolis and ongoing concerns of arrest upon release.
Washington forecast from the Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy skies and colder air tonight with Sunday probably snow. The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers are reported as clear today according to the river bulletin.
The Mutual skating rink on Stewart Street sold at public auction in front of the courthouse to Harry Byrd and Fred L. Glaize for 970 dollars. Auctioneer Ash Ley Swanson conducted a spirited bid. No plan announced for the building or organ. assets not withdrawn are to be offered again next Wednesday with advance notice in The Star.
Advertises skating tonight at Elysire Market Street rink and promotes Christmas goods available for purchase.
Last Saturday before Christmas brings unusually busy trades as residents from Shenandoah and surrounding counties flood local stores. Rail travelers from Strasburg, Winchester, and nearby towns arrive for Yuletide purchases, with shops expanding sales staff to handle demand. Weather remains cold but pleasant for holiday shopping.
The marriage of Mrs. Annie McLane Bishop and Frank Eugene Wilson was held at the home of the bride’s brother in Martinsburg. Rev. John S. Douglas conducted a small ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. The couple departed for a honeymoon in the eastern cities and will reside in Martinsburg after. Mrs. Wilson, known for charm, and Mr. Wilson, cashier of People’s Trust Co. and treasurer of Martinsburg Power Co., are prominent local figures.
Henry Baetjor & Co announces a holiday cloak and suit reduction sale on the fourth page. Promotions highlight discounted coats and formalwear with limited-time offers.
A naval observatory expert says Halley’s Comet, seen last in 1835, will be visible to the naked eye by early 1910. Telescopes worldwide chase the wandering visitor as 75 years between appearances repeats, with advances in photography and instruments marking the era.
Community groups and fraternal orders plan gifts and provisions for the less fortunate this Christmas. The local Bike lodge and Elks pledge generous contributions while the Winchester King's Daughters distribute clothing and goods to those deemed worthy. Churches also prepare liberal offerings for needy families.
Marshall McCormick, attorney for Judge Samuel W. Williams, says no requisition will be necessary to compel the judge to go to McDowell county West Virginia to stand trial on an assault charge. Williams will travel when required, and no term of the McDowell court has occurred since the alleged offense.
Paid up stock at 101 per share yields 5 percent per year payable semi annually on January 1 and July 1. Stock is non taxable and non assessable. Loan available only on improved real estate. Monthly payment stock 80 cents. A G Botts Winchester Va I N Good Local Treas 18 20 22 1
Sprint Produce Co will load a car of turkeys for New Year on Wednesday December 29. The note lists Christmas gifts and handmade novelties, and mentions Oglenbee and Heasley's Chocolate Candy. Advertising time urged by Orndorff & McVicar.
William C Morgan a former Clarke County resident and Confederate veteran died after apoplexy while walking in Martinsburg aged 72. He was a Virginia University of Virginia graduate and lawyer, son of Benjamin Morgan, longtime Clarke County landowner. Funeral at Berryville with burial in Beers cemetery. Survived by widow and daughters. lived in Martinsburg for three years after leaving Clarke County.
Wingerter and Jenkins announce the opening of a Grai Factory outlet at Building N Mai, inviting patrons from 17 to 1 the next day. The notice highlights a new facility and invites customers.
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