Man on Roof Moved After Being Ordered by Homeowner
Martinsburg West Virginia. A man on a shed roof near Raleigh street was spotted by Peyton R. Harrison, son in law of E. Holmes Boyd. After Harrison commanded it to move, the intruder leaped down and fled after scaling fences. The World notes the intent to rob remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton R. Harrison
E. Holmes Boyd
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. J. Thomas
Raleigh Street
Mr.Harrison
Harrison
Organ Recital at Braddock Street Church Leads Tonight
Mrs. Jenny Lind Green of Baltimore headlines the organ recital at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, with Miss Nannie Forsythe assisting. The program includes The Confederate Whistling Regiment and new selections. admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Jenny Lind Green
Baltimore
Green
Winchester
Nannie Forsythe
Confederate Whistling Regiment
Will Start Its Savings Department
Suenanpoan Var Nat Bank Worcester announces the launch of a savings department to begin January 1 1902. Interest will be paid on deposits under board adopted provisions, explained by officers after opening. The bank will also remain open Saturday evenings from 6 to 9 oclock for depositors. Jno W Rice cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suenanpoan Var. Nat. Ban
Winchester
Jno
W. Rice
Funeral of Mrs Locke at Brucetown
The funeral for Mrs Lavenia Locke who died near Berryville last Sunday night was held at Brucetown this afternoon with Rev Entsler presiding. She was sixty five and survived by a husband two sons and two daughters. The article notes a separate item about a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad wage increase averaging eight percent for train men and switchmen and mentions a German event in Winston Hall tonight with local young people attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavenia Locke
Berryville
Brucetown
Entsler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John Henson
Bunker Hill
Henson
Martinsburg notes and social happenings in brief
Personal notices from Martinsburg include Mr. David Davidson returning from Cumberland and Prof. E. A. Hoenshhel speaking in Martinsburg. The piece lists visitors, social visits, millinery bargains, holiday groceries, watch night service, and local business developments with dates and places in West Virginia.
FTO buy or not to buy poem riff on outfits and markets
A playful meditation on choosing clothes and stocks, pondering whether a husband should let his wife select neckwear or pursue stock market musings. It riffs on harmony in hue and the daily search for wise purchases.
Remains of Howard Halley Moved After Morning Death
The body of Howard Halley arrived in town about one o'clock and was taken to Braddock Street Methodist Church for a service led by Rev. W H H Joyce. Funeral rites proceeded to Mt Hebron Cemetery for interment. County Clerk T K Cartmell had issued 113 marriage licenses by four this afternoon, compared to 95 in 1900 and 119 in 1899. City Clerk Richard L Gray issued 36 licenses, versus 37 in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Halley
S. Gore
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W.H. H. Joyce
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
T. K. Cartmell
Richard L. Gray
Shawnee Tribe No 2 Postpones Tonight Meeting
Shawnee Tribe No 2 Improved Order of Red Men will not meet tonight as customary. The meeting is rescheduled for tomorrow evening at 7 30.
Marriage License Granted to Kiger and Dunn
In the County Clerk's office today a marriage license was granted to Ed ward D. Kiger and Miss Ellen C. Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Kiger
Ellen C. Dunn
Free Scholarships Offered by Valley Business College
The Valley Business College will award five free scholarships in bookkeeping. Apply to J. W. Nerr, Rupert Worstry or Warren Rice. Also notes a regular meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union on Thursday afternoon January 2 at 3 o'clock requiring full attendance. The School Board did not meet last night despite it being the regular meeting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Valley Business College
J. W. Nerr
Rupert Worstry
Warren Rice
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Reardon
Produce price list summary from market bulletin
Wholesale prices paid for produce and grain in market report for December 31. The excerpt shows corrected date and supplier notes with butter prices and related entries, indicating a brief market daily update.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Boyd
David Davidson
Cumberland
Mr. L. T. F. Grim
West Virginia
W. E. Barr
Main St
Holmes Allen
Jefferson County
Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Beardsworth
Staunton
Charlotte Conner
Woodstock
Schneider’s Grocery
John Mann M. E
Hagerstown
Rice’s
William Whitridge Williams
Boston
Philip Williams
John J. Williams
West Water Street
Norah Davidson
Sadie Gibbons
L. E. Rice’s
Thomas W. Grimes
Miss Etta
Washington
C. E. Huntsberry
Grimes
L. E. Rice
E. A. Hoenshhel
Dayton, Va
Europe
United Brethren Church
Oberammergau
Lewis Trier and Son
North Main Street
Merchants’ and
Farmers’ National Bank
W. C. Nunn
West Point
Taylor House
W. H. Crawford
The
Virginia Woolen Mills
J. D. Goodman
Richmond
Mrs. Goodman
R. D. Hardesty of
D. Walker Lupton
Carrie
Clearbrook
Mr. Lupton
Miss Lupton
George School
Philadelphia
Emma C. Link
Harrisonburg
Adah
Maggie Conner
Cumberland, Md
Clifford Grim
SwAr
W. A. Bradford
Billdebud
Horsey and Atwell
Fox
POR Rert
SH Betz
B. F. Hinkins
FR. T
Boro
Bakers @rug store
West Cork Street
L. MapHis
Grace Lutheran c Church
Rice
Temperance Meeting
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
P. H. Reardon
Reardon’s Grogery and Jeat
Gost
Bailey &Boxwell
Eichelberger Building
BOYD
Fred. S. Boyd
W. Waterst
Laura
Hulbert
Burrill Gomedy Gomp’y
Laura Hulbert
Horsey & Atwell’s
Chester
Martin Wisecarver
W. Amherst St
the Miller Supply Company
Bell Bros
Miller’s Drug Store
Atere
Sacsandoab Valley
Wational Bank
W. Riow
Union Bank OF Winchester
H.G. Wiis
A. W. Cline & Cos Stock
Main Street
Lowney
Pia
South Main St
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