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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
6
Savings alert for 69 days at Hinkins Jewelry on S Main Street Winchester. Watches clocks and jewelry repaired with engraving, reasonable prices, guaranteed satisfaction. Local shop promotes latest styles and discounts across all goods in jewelry line.
Mr T B Buzzard of Berkeley Springs had both feet frozen in a winter snow storm and underwent an operation at home. Both feet were amputated above the ankles. The surgery was performed by Professors Stigers Dr Gilpin and Dr Grubb.
The Weather Bureau bulletin predicts long lasting unsettled weather with snow in the north and rain or snow in the south. A groundhog gesture coincides with forecasts of continued winter conditions through the coming days.
A Berryville Virginia message states J. M. Payne of Berkeley County West Virginia and Katharine Erb widow of Christopher Erb were married today by Rev J H Smith at the parsonage. Payne a Berkeley County revenue commissioner has many friends in Winchester and nearby. Both bride and groom are advanced in years.
Mr G O Snapp who runs a grocery and merchandise store on North Main street will soon move to Frederick Maryland to start a new business. The Snapp family has many friends in Winchester who will regret their departure.
Salvation Army exhorters led an open air service at Main and Water streets then spoke at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Capt. Eddy shared his conversion story, Staff Captain Williams discussed divine mission and noted homes for unemployed girls in Atlanta and Washington. They depart for Nashville to lead the Army post.
The General Assembly yesterday elected four judges for corporation courts for six-year terms. The judges are J. T. Barham of Newport News, Walter R. Staples of Roanoke, William J. Clepton of Manchester, and William M. Atkinson of Winchester. All supported without opposition and received the full vote in both chambers.
Mr. D. R. Eskey departed today for Staunton Virginia for a business visit of several days.
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