Dr Manning Dies in Washington
Mrs Holmes Berry of North Washington street learned yesterday of her brother Dr W P Manning’s death at his Rhode Island avenue home in Washington D C on Saturday afternoon. He was 56, Civil War veteran, practiced there, survived by a widow and two children, with brothers and sisters in several cities. He recently completed a $30000 residence on Rhode Island avenue.
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Dr. Manning
Charlestown
W. Va
N. W. Manning
Kent Street Presbyterian Church
Charles Broadway Rouss
Manassas
Manning
Washington
de Islina Avenue
A.H. Berry
Fannie L. Manning
Edn B. Manning
Milerton
N. Y
A. B. Manning
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Parsons
Kansas
M. M. Willis
Waco
Texas
D. Manning
Winchester
Huntsemen Celebrate Victory With Dinner at Grim Residence
Victorious marksmen who won five turkeys in Carper's Valley dined at East Monmouth Street residence of J. D. Grim. Guests included Robert Grim Louis Miller Charles Dusing Stewart Grim and eight others while Mrs J D Grim hosted a decidedly enjoyable meal.
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Carper’s Valley
J. D. Grim
East Monmouth Street
Robert Grim
Louis Miller
Charles Dusing
Stewart Grim
F. Garton
Wm. H. Copenhaver
S. A Shiner
Henry Pope
Jackson Williams
Robi. Carper
P. T. Grim
County Couple to Wed After License Granted
County Clerk T. K. Cartmell has granted a marriage license to Joseph W. Conner of South Frederick and Miss Cora B. Ridenour, daughter of A. H. Ridenour. The marriage is said to take place tonight.
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T. K. Cartmell
Joseph W. Conner
South Frederick
Cora B. Ridenour
A. H. Ridenour
Zelia Smith to wed E Hollis in Gerardstown ceremony
At Gerardstowne West Virginia a six o'clock wedding will unite Miss Zelia Smith and Mr. E Hollis both residents of Gerardstown. The ceremony takes place at the bride’s father Dr W E Smith home.
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Gerardstowne
W. Va
Zelia Smith
E. Hollis
Holis
Gerardstown
W. E. Smith
Martinsburg World Names R D North Among News
Mr. R. D. North of the Martinsburg World was listed among the news in a brief update.
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R. D. North
The
Martinsburg World
Erastus Wyman Stricken On Staten Island
Erastus Wyman, friend of Mr. C. B. Rouse, fell ill last night at his home in St. George, Staten Island. He was resting today but the attack alarms friends. He was to speak tonight at a South Brooklyn Board of Trade meeting at the Montauk Club on how to make Brooklyn a great terminal, using the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel plan and Long Island Rail Road acquisition as context.
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Erastus Wyman
C. B. Rouse
Winchester
St. George
Staten Island
Mr. Wyman
South Brooklyn Board of Trade
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Mr. Rouvs
Ludlow Street
Rouss
Wyman
Montague
Charles Broadway Rouss
A. J. Montague
Virginia
Reuss
Confederacy
New York
Mission at St George Episcopal Church Sermon Endears Pastor
The Free Lance reports Rev Nelson P Dame of Winchester concluded a brief Fredericksburg mission at St George’s Episcopal Church. His sermons to Christians and non Christians impressed attendees and Sunday men’s sessions drew attentive listeners. Dame departed for Winchester, leaving grateful hearts.
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St. George’s Epicopal Church
Fredericksburg
Free Lance
Nelson P. Dame
Dame
Winchester
Mr. Dame
Martinsburg Musicians Return From Reuss Banquet
Martinsburg's F M Yerick L N Myers J R Thompson L F Ort man E H Thompson and L D W Gerhardt spent the night at the Taylor House after playing with the orchestra at the Reuss Banquet. They are praised for their skill and dedication to interpreting soulful melody. Winchester orchestra members also performed with the Martinsburg ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Yerick
L. N. Myers
J. R Thompson
L. F. Ortman
E. H. Thompson
L. D. W. Gerhardt
Taylor House
Martinsburg
Winchester Orchestra
Winchesterians
J. Maarion Spurr
J. Frexk Eddy
Jas. O. Ritter
Millogion Hillborn
Ver- B. Garton
Pref
Harry
Rouss Natal Day Fitly Observed Here
Winchester hosts the seventh annual Charley Rouss Fire Company banquet honoring Charles Broadway Rouss’s sixty fifth birthday. More than 250 guests including professionals, laborers, officials and visitors attend the gala in Kinzel Engine House with music, speeches, and a lavish menu.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Charles B. Bours
New York
South
Charley Roass Company
Winchester
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Holmes
Huntsemen’s Diner
Mr. Rouss
Charley Rouss
Charley
Charley Rouss Kire
Althouse
Kate Woodward
South Main Street
Geo. H. Kinzel
E. Olin Eldridge
Winchester Fire Department
MR. Gray
Robert L. Gray
Fire Department
Fire Department of
Poston
Gray
MR. Kern
Harry R. Kern
Earth
Shakespeare
Col. Wood
Lord Fairfax
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