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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
2
Briggs Virginia residents recall a holiday dance at Mr. and Mrs. John Hess home attended by over fifty youths. After dancing and a Virginia supper, guests departed in the early hours. Reading mentions of local residents and social visits, with notes on roads, a horse passing, and Christmas gatherings.
Mr and Mrs J T Lewis hosted Mr and Mrs Miller Weaver at Apple Ridge Virginia on last Wednesday. An enjoyable evening followed with several attendees present including Mr and Mrs. ...
Mr. iRoy Mitchell and Miss Edith Totten, both of Warren county, Va, were married in Front Royal yesterday by Rev. J. H. Light, pastor of the Southern Methodist Church.
Mrs Isaiah Funkhouser of Lebanon Church leaves for Winter Park Florida to visit relatives and friends for several months. She is accompanied to Wahington by her brother Dr A D Henkel of Winchester.
Mr. Hal Cope of Los Angeles spent Christmas with Robert L. Gray Jr. in Winchester and has returned to Sweet Water Tennessee to work with the Tennessee Military Institute. He attended Shenandoah Valley Academy here years ago and was greeted by many Winchester friends.
Jereb ScLrain of Danville Illinois reports long kidney and bladder trouble. After over a year of treatments and various remedies, he began Foley's Kidney Pills seven weeks ago and says he is improving daily. Franck Raker & Son note his testimonial.
Miss Julia Rosenberger hosted many young friends for a musicale at the home of her mother Mrs Wharla Woodward on South Main Street. Parlors were decorated with Christmas greens and soft lights. buffet supper served. guests enjoyed a delightful evening. Miss Margaret Jenkins of The Plaza Md visits Miss Mary Lynch on South Washington Street.
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