Young Matron Dies Shockingly at Kent Street Home
Mrs. Sidney A. Shull wife of Edward Shull and daughter of David Hamilton John Kerr Public Schools died at 4 16 pm at her Kent street residence. Funeral set for tomorrow at Centenary Reform Church with Rev. T K Cromer. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. She left a two week old infant and is survived by parents husband siblings and half-siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney A. Shull
Edward Shull
David Hamilton
John Kerr Public Schools
South Kent Street
Centenary Reformed Church
T. K. Cromer
Mt. Hebron
David
Sidney Hamilton
Shull
John Seal
George Eagle
Robert
J. Wm. Conner
Cumberland
Edward Conner
Lizzie Daugherty
County
Organ Recital to Close Old Year at Braddock Street
Mrs Jenny Lind Green, famed Baltimore organist, will give a recital at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South on Tuesday evening December 31. She will be assisted by local and other talent. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lind Green
Baltimore
Braddock St. Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ministers' Association of Winchester Elects Officers
The Ministers' Association of Winchester met at 2 30 PM electing Rev T Marshall West president pro tem and Rev B D Skelton permanent secretary A committee of one led by Rev Julian B Sibley to arrange Week of Prayer starting January 1 1902 A monthly meeting schedule was set for the city association on the Monday after the first Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association of
Winchester
T. Marshall West
D. Skelton
Julian
Sibley
Ministers Association
Braddock Street Church Infant Class Christmas Program
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South infant class plans a Christmas program next Tuesday night at 7 o clock. An attractive program will be rendered and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Barlow and Wilson's Minstrels Delight at Powers Opera House
Grand Rapids Daily Democrat reports a crowded Powers Opera House as Barlow and Wilson's Minstrels return for an annual performance. Musical numbers by Barardi Leonard and McGrath praised, with strong monologues by the duo and warm reception for Conroy and Murry. Auditorium engagement noted for Monday with seats at Horsey and Atwell's priced 35 50 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Wilson
Powers’ Opera House
James Barardi
James Leonard
Joseph McGrath
Conroy and Murry
Barlow and Wilson
Grand Rapids Daily Democrat
Horsey & Atwell’s
Wedded in Middletown Miss Cora Larrick Marries Charles Hammack
Miss Cora Annette Larrick and Mr. Charles C. Hammack were married at 7 30 last night at Capt J S Larricks Middletown home. The bride wore white organdie with satin ribbon and carnations. Rev Dr A M Cackley performed the ceremony and a reception followed. Gifts included a gold watch and chain from the groom. The couple are very popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Annette Larrick
Charles C. Hammack
J. S. Larrick
Middletown
A. M. Cackley
Evening With Southern Authors at Braddock Street Church
The Epworth League event at Braddock Street M E Church South last night featured Father Ryan Hayne and Theodore O Har a. Readings from their works were paired with musical numbers for an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock-st. M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
Father Ryan
Hayne
Theodore O’hara
Burial for Mrs. Mary Cougill at Fairview Church
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Cougill, of South Market Street, was held yesterday. Rev. S K Wine preached at Fairview Church two miles east of Stephens City around noon, with interment in the nearby graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cougill
South Market Street
S. K. Wine
Fairview Church
Stephens City
Atwell Colds From Winter Hats Trial
Mr. Atwell reports a severe cold after trying on next summer straw hats in winter. He bought a large assortment of fine straws for next summer and believes the cold came from the fitting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Atwell
Fairfax College Recital Delights Guests Before Holidays
A Fairfax College music recital last evening pleased attendees. The young ladies hosted the event to honor friends before departing for holidays, delivering an enjoyable performance and festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax College
Christmas Entertainment at Red Bud Sunday School
Red Bud Sunday School hosts a Christmas Eve program featuring musical selections recitations speeches and related entertainment. Scunerper’s Grocery advertises holiday oranges mixed nuts candies figs prunes lemons and other treats.
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Red Bud
ScuNerper’s
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Stock on Cowden Farm Near Hagerstown
A bank barn on Mrs. Isabella Cowden’s Clearspring pike property burned at two o’clock yesterday morning destroying nearly all livestock and farming gear. About fifty head of live stock perished including fourteen cattle and sixteen hogs. two horses survived. Insurance totals 3,500 with additional coverage on the barn and produce. total loss around 4,000. Origin undetermined with incendiary theory and spark possibility from hog butchering activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Cowden
Clearspring Pike
Wilson
Hagerstown
John A. K. Brewer
J. Thomas Bloyer
Luther Bloyer
H. A. McComas
Reardon's Store Changes Hands 179 and 181 North Main
George Baily and Charles H Boxwell purchase stock at 179 and 181 North Main from M Reardon trustee and will run the grocery business formerly operated by P H Reardon. They plan extensive building improvements, a large grocery stock, and a first class meat market with Boxwell as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George §. Bailey
Charles H. Boxwell
North Main Street
M. Reardon
P. H. Reardon
Boxwell
Treasury notes found by hunter worth $238.80
United States Treasury notes picked up on the Blue Ridge by Sam Wiley of Clarke county were sent to the Bank of Clarke county's Baltimore correspondent for collection. They bear compound interest for three years after issue, with a total value of $238.80 from one $100 note and two $50 notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Blue Ridge
Sam Wiley
Clarke County
Bank of Clarke County
Baltimore
Uncle Sam
Rice offers easy terms on sales for all buyers
L. E. Rice extends flexible financing to all customers, promising affordable terms that help many shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L._E
Death of Samuel H. Garrett in White Hall Passes at 73
Samuel H. Garrett, 73, died at his White Hall home after a several months battle with stomach cancer. The funeral is set for nine in the morning at his residence with Rev. A. A. P. Neel officiating and burial in the family plot. Garrett served in the Thirty third Virginia Infantry during the Civil War, was severely wounded, and spent his later years farming until age slowed him. He leaves a widow and many children scattered across Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana, Kansas, and Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Garrett
the Star
White Hall
A. A. P. Neel
Mr. Garrett
Cather
John Cather
Hayfield
C. W. Orrison
Front Royal
W. B. Garrett
Sedan
Kansas
T. C. Hancher
A. S
C. L. Garrett
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eugene Garrett
Walton
Ind
A. W. Garrett
Washington, D. C
E. C. Line
Falls Church
Granvil C. Garrett
Baltimore
Garrett
Civil War Mr. Garrett
R. Bruce Muse
Thirty-third Virginia Infantry
Factories Seek Relocation Offers From City
Mayor R T Barton received a letter from C Benton Dix of New York who runs an agency to locate factories. Dix says several factories will hire workers and wants the Board of Trade to discuss inducements the city can offer to attract them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
C. Benton Dix
New York
Mr Frank Waters Returns From Northern Europe Cruise
Mr. Frank Waters, secretary to the Hartford training ship captain, has finished a three year cruise in Northern Europe and plans to return to Georgetown today or tomorrow after visiting his sister Mrs G O Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waters
G. O. Miller
Georgetown
Waters
Hartford
Europe
Presiding Elder Hamill to Preach at Winchester District
Rev. H. P. Hamill presiding elder of Winchester district will preach at Church South on Sunday morning at 11 and again Sunday night at 7 30. The quarterly love feast is set for 9 45 and all members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hamill
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Red Men Launch Monthly Journal The Tomahawk
Local members of the Improved Order of Red Men receive copies of The Tomahawk, a new monthly journal issued from Martinsburg. C. K. Chambers edits the publication aimed at promoting the society’s interests.
Pipes Smoking Tobaccos and Cigars At Chelf's Drug Store
An item notes pipes smoking tobaccos and cigars at Chelf's drug store with reference 12-6-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelf’s Drug Store
Cuba Rico Tobacco Company Wins Charley Rouss Trademark
The Cuba Rico Tobacco Company of this city has been officially notified by Patent Commissioner F B Allen that the Charley Rouss cigar trademark has been registered. Marcus Davis filed the application December 7 through attorney Harry R Kern. The mark features the name Charley Rouss on a scroll above Charley Rouss’ picture with crowns and scrolls, leaves, and the slogan Very truly yours C B Rouss in handwriting. The registration follows a dispute with the American Tobacco Company, after the firm briefly used Our Benefactor, and now holds also registered labels Perla Bueno and La Castelle. The Charley Rouss label is used on the five cent cigar formerly sold as Our Benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba Rica Tobacco Company
F. 8. Allen
United States Commissioner of Patents
Charley Rouss
Marcus Davis
Harry R. Kern
Rouss
Flor
C. B. Rouss
Mr. Rouss
American Tobacco Company
Cuba Rico
Perla Bueno
la Castelle
Vandiver Returns From Virginia Mission With Exposition Hope
Hon. C. H. Vandiver of Missouri has returned to Winchester from Richmond Virginia where he promoted the St. Louis Exposition. He secured a bill in both houses to appropriate 35000 for Virginia's exhibit and reports strong public interest indicating a creditable representation for the Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Vandiver
Missouri
Winchester
Richmond
H. P. Tabb
Vandiver
Virginia
Old Dominion
Well Known Miller Injures His Hand
Mr. W. T. Hottel, a well known miller who manages the cornmeal and homing mill near the Cumberland Valley Railroad depot, suffers painful bruising after his hand was caught between a belt and pulley while shelling a large corn shipment. He is incapacitated for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hottel
Cumberland Valley
Sheep Killing Dogs Strike Frederick County Farms
A raid by sheep-killing dogs in Frederick County last night killed seven sheep and injured about thirteen at the West Baker farm. Baker then killed two of the dogs. At James Robinson’s farm the animals were killed or wounded as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
B. West Baker
Baker
James Robinson
Noted Maryland Case Awards Fees for Professional Services
The Maryland Court of Appeals opinion treats the suit by Judge T. W. Harrison and R. E. Byrd against John D. Wheeler to recover 500 for professional services. It recounts the Equity Improvement Company’s Virginia incorporation in 1890 and the ensuing subscription disputes with dissidents, including the January 1892 signing of an agreement authorizing attorneys to defend signers from paying capital stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Court of Appeals
T. W. Harrison
R. E., Byrd
Winchester
John D. Wheeler
Harrison
Byrd
Charles W. Field
Baltimore
Equity Improvement Company
Virginia
Appellant
Appellees
Asa
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Sidney Shull
Janitor Hamilton
Mr. Atwell
MR. Bloyer
Reardon’s
Secret Society
Tobacco Trust
Maryland
Winchester Lawyers
Highest Tribunal
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