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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
4
Braddock Street Southern Methodist Church youth members present a cantata titled Ye Little Olde Folks in two acts with humor and songs from old and new repertoires. A large chorus features solos and duets as part of the Sunday School House program on Friday evening March 6 with admission 95 cents.
The B F I's Intermediate Soiree of the copal Female Institute of Winchester will be held at City Hall at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Rehearsals are complete and the program promises to be of moderate length and attractive, drawing pawns and friends of the well known institution.
Mrs Annie R Hack leaves for Baltimore this morning and will stay until after the Marbury attack wedding on March 3.
The article notes an upcoming event at the Winchester Auditorium on Friday February 28 featuring the Lion and the Moon group led by B Harris. It mentions anticipated interest from the public and a long history of attendance at similar events.
Senator Ward introduces a bill that would expand city council powers within its jurisdiction by statute to pass ordinances and punish offenses by fine or imprisonment. The list includes assaults, receiving stolen goods, gambling, concealed weapons, vagrancy, and trespass within city limits. The act should not alter existing powers of any city council.
Public notice announces a forthcoming performance of The Lion and the Mouse in Chambers-Dare at the local theater. The Lion and the Mouse previously played two seasons in New York and is described as high class with notable audience appreciation and spontaneous applause.
Mr and Mrs C H Kern express appreciation for the kindness shown by friends during the illness and death of their son Elmer Luther Kern, thanking them for the support and sympathy.
Removal notice states M L Barr moves business from 25 South Main Street to 317 South Main Street. New shop will manufacture all kinds and styles of ladies and gents shoes and boots with best material and workmanship. Prompt and neat repairs offered. Located 21 percent blocks south of Water Street. 94-6p tf) M L Barr.
Mr. Thomas R. Baker a popular Evans Hotel clerk has been ill but shows marked improvement today. Doctors expect a full recovery soon as he recovers from an indigestion attack.
The advertisement promises cures for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with PAZO Ointment or a full refund. Includes price 56 cents.
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