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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

3

Euchre Club Entertained by Mrs. John B. Earle at Mt Zion

Mrs. John B. Earle hosted the Euchre Club at Mt Zion White Post on Thursday. Guests included Misses Sara and Margaret Macatee of Front Royal and Mr Louis of Birmingham Alabama. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John C. Lee and Miss Margaret Macatee before supper.

White Post Vic Reb Euchre Club John B. Earle J. C. Lee Sara Margaret Macatee Front Royal Louis Birmingham Ala Sconce Starke Win ‘Dearmont Landwm Green John C. Lee Margaret ® Macatee Annie Hesser Charles Town S. A. Duling

Minister Skinned To Say A Man

Dr J A West of Hancock Maryland grafted skin from Rev Dr J S Webster on the arm of Joseph Montgomery who was badly mutilated in a cogwheel accident at Taneys Mill. Webster donated 250 to 300 skin pieces and is a son of Rev Dr W J Webster of Capon Bridge.

J. A. West Hancock, Md J. S. Webster Hancock Presbyterian Church Joseph Montgomery Taney’s Mill Webster W. J. Webster Capon Bridge Wingcester

Capon Springs Notes Protracted Meetings and Local Visits

Capon Springs West Virginia February 22 Rev C J Racey preached at Capon Chapel on Sunday and Sunday night at Rea Bud in Lafolletteville where he is holding a protracted meeting. Miss Fannie Stevens has been sick but convalescing. Miss Florence Oates and Miss Annie Brill visited Mrs Fannie Dunlap recently. Nimrod Wilson David Line and C A Milburn went to town on business and snow made the 26 mile trip difficult. Clarence Bland visited the village Wednesday evening. Frances Brill was guest of Mrs George Farmer Tuesday.

Capon Springs W. Va C. J. Racey Capon Chapel Rea Bud Lafolletteville Fannie Stevens Florence Oates Annie Brill Fannie Dunlap Messrs Nimrod Wilson David Line C. A. Milburn Clarence Bland Frances _Brill George ‘Farmer

Champion Spiler Spelling Bee at Mountain School

A lively spelling bee at the Mountain School near White Hall drew a large crowd with thirty three participants. Champion Frank Shipe won the prize by outspelling the field. instructor Ernest Shade teaches at the school.

White Hall

Visits of Peter Vredenburgh to Baker Home

Mr. Peter Vredenburgh of New York is here to spend Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Baker on Washington street.

Peter Vredenburgh New York Alexander M. Baker Washington Street

Pittsburg Man Mr J G Clevenger Visiting City Friends

Mr J G Clevenger of Pittsburg Pennsylvania is visiting friends in this city.

J. GC. Clevenger Pittsburg, Pa

Dessert Options Mentioned In Iw41-O Ad

An old ad fragment lists possible desserts and flavors including lemon raspberry strawberry chocolate cherry and peach. It references substitutes and a vendor likely promoting ready to eat treats with noted tastes and options.

Bear Herve AV Piavored June Rieht Arecept Commick

Farmers Institute Plan Discussed by Committee

A farmers institute committee met at the office of H. Lupton on Rouss avenue and decided to hold the event in late March. Sub committee members named were Hugh S. Lupton John Thwaite W Allen J S Haldeman and Lewis Pidgeon. Citizens with topic ideas should contact committee members. A follow up meeting will be held in a few days.

Mr. H. & Lupton Rouss Avenue Hugh’ S. Lupton John Thwaite J. S. Haldeman Lewis’ Pidgeon Lewis Pidgeron

Preparations For General Conference In Baltimore

The Baltimore committee of entertainment has opened headquarters to arrange the reception for the Methodist Episcopal Church conference. About 800 delegates are expected from across the United States and at least 30,000 additional people may visit Baltimore during the conference week at the Lyric starting May 6.

Baltimore the Lyric United States

Chambersville Notes Highlight Local Health and Visits

Ada Graves visits sister Lizzie Sherman who has been confined to bed with a illness. Fred Yeakley is ill. Grace Hudson Fling from Albin visits parents James and Harry Fling in Chambersville. Mattie Foreman and son from Winchester visit friends. Lena Orndorff ill with pneumonia. Mr Hudson's sale was well attended last Tuesday. Thurston Renner family welcomed a baby girl. Pearl and Lillian Cooper visit Mary Sherman at church.

Chambersville, Va Ada Graves Lizzie Sherman Fred. Yeakley Harry Fling Washington

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Olen Cie Weare Campien Vas Main Street Winchester, Va Savage’s Old Mountain Rye L. E. Savages Sons Union Bank of Winchester Depository State of Virginia Ting Board of Supervision W. {. Dinges Wyndham & Brill WEN Sam & Brill Bell Phone Frank Baker & Son Winchester Berred Plymouth Rock Chickens J. M. Steelf & Co Stephens City Ff Ayer Mrs. Jott Earte Capon National Biscuit Company Brevt. Bros UW. Summers Notre & Fag Y. CN CCU Cura Sterling Remedy Co Chicago N.Y Chambersville Notes Elkins Stuart H. Edmonds Farmers & Merchants Nationa Bank Winslow Irkie Jones’ Creamery Leo I Piren King Nobl Peter E Company Poland China Williams
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