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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

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Telegraphers to Work Nine Hours Under New Law

Shenandoah division chief confirms Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will enforce the nine hour limit for telegraph operators starting March 4. An additional operator is added to Chief Train Dispatcher J. C. Smith’s Winchester office to maintain eight hour shifts. The B and O and Pennsylvania Railroad have already begun implementing the policy and increasing telegrapher staff.

J. E. Spurrier Shenandoah Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Congress Spurrier J. C. Smith Winchester Smith W. Ray Smith Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Chicago St. Louis Pennsylvania Railroad

Fourth Brucetown circuit meeting at Darkesville

The fourth quarterly Brucetown circuit gathering opens Saturday February 22 and Sunday February 23 at Darkesville with Presiding Elder George T. Tyler preaching Friday 7 p m Saturday 1 a m and Sunday 11 a m Crum's Memorial Church February 23 11 a m Burnt Factory 3 p m and Brucetown 7 30 p m with Rev. H V Wheeler Payne's Chapel February 23 11 a m with Rev. H C Bitner on Sunday.

Brucetown Darkesville George T. Tyler Crum’s Memorial Church H. V. Wheeler Payne’s Chapel H. C. Bitner

Jones & Jolliffe’s Special Sale Draws Shoppers

Shoppers flock to Jones and Jolliffe’s Special Sale praised for high value and low prices. The store claims to quote prices below production cost, attracting many buyers.

Jones & Jolliffe

Genuine Enthusiasm for Bargains on South Main Street

The reader reports buying I. H. Faulkner Stock from Jones & Joliffe on South Main Street near the Bridge. After purchasing all items they left with nearly half the expected money, praising the deal and encouraging others to try the same.

Messrs. Jones & Jolliffe I. H. Faulkner South Main Street

Editor Chosen for Randall Poems at Press

Prof. Matthew Page Andrews of Baltimore a former Shenandoah Valley Academy mathematics professor has been named editor of the late James Ryder Randall poems. He notes the volume, ready for press, includes previously unpublished pieces and corrections from original manuscripts.

Matthew Page Andrews Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Baltimore James R. Randall Maryland Andrews Baltimore Sun of Prof.Andrews James Ryder Randall

Hampshire Rivers Rising Shuts Bottom Lands Ad

Weather notes from Hampshire county West Virginia report the Capon and South Branch rivers unusually high since mid last week with the South Branch at its highest in a decade. Warming rains melted mountain snow and sleet driving floods over low lands. Also advertised Lucrene feed for livestock.

Fire Star Hampshire County W. Va Capon South Branch

Sarah Zane Meeting and W C T U Session Announced

All Sarah Zane members are requested to meet at the engine house tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to attend the Friendship bazar. Captain Robert L. Gray reports the W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday, February 20, at 3 o'clock. Secy. 6pt.

Sarah Zane Engine House Friendship Bazar Robert L. Gray

Funeral for Isabelle Mason Died at Parents’ Home

The funeral of Isabelle Mason, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Mason, follows her death yesterday at their Braddock and Cork streets home. Services will be held at 11 tomorrow morning from the residence with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Isabelle Mason Isaac Mason Braddock Cork Streets Randa Mount- Hebron

Lindamood and Washburn Spa in City Visit

Messrs. T. J. Lindamood and Edward Washburn of McKeesport Pennsylvania are spending a few days in this city with Lindamood’s family.

Messrs T. J. Lindamood Edward Washburn McKeesport Spennes

Death lifts veil on young North Carolinian's death

George McDonald a 29 year old North Carolinian died at Winchester hospital after a 33 day typhoid illness. He had used the alias George McKenzie then revealed his true name to a nurse before his death. He was buried in Rockingham North Carolina.

Young North Winchester Hospital George McDonald Eiecanaee N. C McDonald Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick Julian F. Ward George McKenzie McKenzie Rockingham N. C Myrs. S. Covington Uo Winchester North Carolina

Miss Beverley Hurt At Rink

Miss Beverley, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Beverley, fell at the skating rink while skating with a friend. She struck her head hard, was dazed, removed home, and is reported to be recovering with the knot on her head and the music stopped during treatment.

Anne Douglas Beverley J. B. Beverley Rink

Valentine Wait Has Good Home in Clarke County

A baby boy found abandoned on a doorstep in Berryville Virginia was placed in the care of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Morrison Crums Chapel Clarke County. The infant was released from Packer hospital and named Cupid St Valentine per a note found with the basket. Police have not yet taken definite steps to identify those connected with the abandonment and the case is under further inquiry.

Berryville Star D. D. Brown Peldak Packer Hospital Martin Morrison Crums Chapel Clarke County Ars Charles Town Jefferson County W. Vas Betty Ystier Charles

Retirement of Conductor Mickey Ends Long Cumberland Service

Conductor John Mickey of Chambersburg Pa has retired after many years with the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Conductor Kuhn is promoted to Mickeys former run and ex Conductor Karacofe takes the Dillsburg freight crew. Passenger train No beat Mechanicsburg recently and was dismissed. The men resided at Chambersburg.

John Mickey Chambersburg Cumberland Valley Railroad Kuhn Sipers Karacofe Dilisburg Mechanicsburg The Screw Tiagearsburk

Fixed date for I. O. C. F. reunion

Delegates from nearly all Virginia West Virginia and Maryland lodges attended the Tri State League of Odd Fellows semi annual meeting at Madison Lodge Winchester. It was decided to hold the third annual reunion at Island Park Harpers Ferry on August 4 provided favorable rail rates from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. If rates fail the reunion will be held elsewhere as several places show interest. Over 100 delegates and 30 to 40 ladies took part with Mr Clifton M Hodgson presiding and E T Lichliter as secretary. Past President de Russgler of Martinsburg delivered congratulatory remarks on the league s growth and prosperity. Many committee reports were read and found satisfactory. Delegates were hosted by Madison Lodge and returned home pleased with the trip.

Oda Fellows Virginia West Virginia Maryland League of Odd Fellows Madison Lodge North Main Street League Island Park Harpers Ferry W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Rebekahs Clifton M. Hodgson Winchester E. T. Lichliter Shepherdstown WW. Va de Russgler Martineburg

Perryville Man Finds Dead Hog

Berryville Virginia February 19 Mr P wm Pulliam woke to barking dogs and found two men in a hurry to jump a fence They fled leaving a large hog in the yard still warm indicating recent death and they have not been identified.

Berryville P. Wm. Pulliam

Mental derangement leads two men to asylum

Rev. G. KK. Heydrick of Hampshire county has been taken to the asylum for mental derangement. Alexander Long of near Capon Springs also committed to the asylum. Long is described as a respected citizen with a wife a daughter of Squire D W Giffin and three children. Much sympathy follows these cases.

G. KK. Heydrick Hampshire County Alexander” Long Capon Springs

They Are Others Like The Senator In The Senate Circle

A Washington dispatch notes friends of Senator Martin have urged him to fund various schemes in recent days. The report casts him as part of the millionaire class within the Senate and ends with a note of skeptical sympathy.

A. Washington “Dispatch Martin Senate

Miss Lucy Allen Dies at Clifton Near Berryville

Miss Lucy Allen, 77, died last night at her Clifton home near Berryville after a long illness due to debility. She was from a prominent Virginia family, daughter of Col. Thomas Allen and Sarah Taylor, and granddaughter of Col. Allen who lived in Shenandoah county. Funeral services will be at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church with interment in Gr Hill Cemetery in Berryville. She leaves two sisters Butterfield of Clifton and Isabel of Rippon W Va.

Colonel Allen Princeton Winchester Sarah Taylor Col Griffin Taylor Frederick County Hildren Allen Misseye Grace Prottant Episcopal Church Reeter Wall Gr Hill Cemetery Berryville Miss Allen Butterfield Clifton Isabel Rippon Jeffers County W.V

More Money For Aged Confederates

The Senate finance committee agreed to increase pensions for aged and disabled Confederate soldiers by 100000 dollars, to be included in the general appropriation bill now under Senate consideration. The current pension appropriation stands at 200000 dollars, with a proposal to add up to ten dollars per year to individual pensions as distributed.

Senate Finance Comm

Sale of Tobacco Business and Pool Room Equipment

Administrator offers privately the business stock of goods and fixtures belonging to the late W. S. Cather at 166 N Main St Winchester Va for sale by Thursday Feb 2010. Call at the office Stock attorney Winchester for terms. All creditors of W. S. Cather deceased should present claims at once.

W. 8. Cather N. Main Street Winchester S. Cather

Cather Adm’r W. S. Cather

An obituary notice lists Clark Cather, age 17, with administrator W. S. Cather mentioned in the line of succession or estate handling. The snippet implies legal or probate context, reflecting early 20th century record style.

Special Sale on Scauth ee Street Near the Bridge

Mr Warstreon Store is selling the entire stock at very cheap prices. Jones and Jolliffe have taken over the inventory and offer it at well below cost. The SALE is currently in progress on Scauth ee Street near the Bridge.

Scauthee Street He. Warstreon Mevirs Jones & Jolliffe

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B. & C. Despatcher’s Randall Prof. Andrews Hampshire T. P Covington Mani Bockingham Baltitrore Ohioand Briinawick Valentine Wait Mickey Fiomo Asylum Lucy Allen Clark Cather W. S. Cather
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