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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1910

Page

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Comrey Band To Play Benefit Concert At Empire Rink

Martinsburg's Comrey's Concert Band will perform at the Empire Skating Rink on Saturday at 8 15 PM to raise funds for the Sarah Zane Fire Company bazar. The event features a full program under Prof A Comtey with marches and overtures. United by the fire company, local supporters anticipate a strong crowd and notable donations.

Comrey Sarah Zane Fire Company Friendship Fire Company Ithe Company Hook & Shuler R. T. Spink Martincburg Empire Skating Rink A. Comtey Luzon Duble Oerture Tee Ee Herman Ramsdel Sfaecee Rogenkraus

Claim of Civil War Captor Stirs Editor Letters

Jacob Orisman declares he captured Colonel Percy Wyndham during the Civil War and names comrades as witnesses. He requests a committee of Confederate veterans verify the claim, challenging Major Conrad's credited capture and inviting a public tribunal to establish the truth. February 24, 1910.

Eoening Crawford Conrad iNo Wyndham Percy Wyndham Henry Huntsberry Washington, D. C Arch. Pitman Frederick County Jesse Fry Shenandoah County Jacob Hillyard Winchester Committee of Confederate Veterans Jacob Orisman

Fresh herring trout and perch at Orndoref and McVicar

Advert says fresh herring trout and perch available at Orndoref and McVicar's with price details shown in the 24 1p 2t line.

Orndoref & McVicar’s

Mrs Fendall Dies After Illness in Alexandria

Mrs. Chalmers Twiges Mere Fendall died at home 219 South Alfred street Alexandria Virginia after several weeks with scarlet fever. She was daughter of the late Gen A C Myers and Marion Twiggs Myers and survived by her husband three children and multiple siblings. Funeral services will be held at St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church at noon tomorrow.

Lilly Twiges Mere Fendall William Bendall South Alfred Street Alexandria Fendall Chalmers A. C.myers United States Army Marion Twiggs Myers Algernon C. Chalmers David Twiggs Chalmers University of Virginia William Bryant Baltimore William Twombly Via Reggio Italy William Heyward Myers Pennsylvania Railroad John Twiggs Myers St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church Frank Bruce Robinson Fred. Robinson North Loudoun Street Eugene Richardson United Breth Church Ae Frank Knghahapartide United Brethren’ Church Frank Goth Dickens

Public Sale of Stock and Implements Near Summit Point

The advertisement lists a public sale on Wednesday, October 2, 1910 near Summit Point West Virginia. Items include heavy draft horses mares in foal fat cattle 60 ewes and lambs and other farm implements as announced by Mrs. E B Sibbert.

Summit Point W. Va E. B. Sibbert

Mt Van denNest Leaves for New York to Start Pacific Apple Orchard

TO FAR WEST Mt Van den Nest left this morning for New York City after a month with his mother and sister. From New York he proceeds to Montreal and then boards the Canadian Pacific for British Columbia where he will supervise an upcoming apple orchard for several months.

Mt. van den Nest New York City New York Montreal Canadian Pacific British Columbia

Ill Friends Stricken At Amherst Street Home

Mrs. Joan Bo Tilford and Mrs. John Willis of Orange Virginia were confined to Tilford’s Amherst Street home by grip illness. Willis visited last week to see her cousin and both fell ill within days of the visit.

Joan Bo Tilford John Willis Orange, Va

Mr. Isaac W Russell Improves After Illness

Isaac W Russell senior partner of Russell and Green dry goods firm has shown improvement after two weeks of illness at his Amherst street home. His condition was reported improved today reaffirming his recovery efforts and ongoing treatment.

Isaac W. Russell Russell & Green Amherst Street

Mr Keating Out After Two Week Grip Spasm

Mr William Keating had been confined to his home for two weeks with an attack of grip and was seen out today for the first time.

William Keating

Weather Outlook: Warmer in Virginia This Weekend

The Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia predicts fair skies tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures on Saturday. Special to The Star. Washington, Feb. 25.

the Star Washington Virginia Weather Bureau

Golden Rule Bible Class Invitation at M. E. Church South

The Golden Rule Bible Class at the M. E. Church south invites readers to join next Sunday at 9 45 a m. Seventy men who attended last Sunday extend the cordial invitation and promise a welcome, fellowship and discussion on Christian conduct.

The M. E. Church South America Yacu

Biograph and two other films at the Casino tonight

Lovers of good pictures can enjoy a fine Biograph program and two additional features at the Casino tonight. Patrons are urged to attend and support local cinema.

Casino

Roll of Fence Given Away Free Contest Closes Saturday

Mrs A P Holland of Gainesboro improves after two weeks illness. Mies Mattie Swetland from New York visits Miss Marguerite Norton on North Braddock Street. Wanted farm hands, good wages. Ad appears on page 1.

P. M. Funkhouser A. P. Holland Gainesboro Mies Mattie Swetland New York City Mies Marguerite Norton North Braddock Street

Restaurateur John Dillis Plans North Main Makeover

John Dillis, well known Greek restaurateur on North Main street, returned from Baltimore with new furniture wallpaper and decorations for his restaurant. He will start extensive improvements as soon as the materials arrive.

John Dillis North Main Street Baltimore

Detective Story And Confederate Spy Show At City Hall

The Livingston cage will be brought up in City Hall and the Confederate Spy reel shown as advertised. The four reel program at the Auditorium features two life reels and two additional reels drawing crowds tonight. Be there to see the event.

Livingston Cage

Salvation Army Officers to Visit Winchester for Open Air Services

Adjutant James H. Marshall and Lieut. G L. Storm of the American Salvation Army plan to visit Winchester next week for open air services and fundraising. They arrive from Frederick Maryland, division headquarters, on Monday to appeal for charitable contributions amid increasing distress and a push to relieve the down and outs it has faced this year.

James H. Marshall G. L. Storm American Salvation Army Winchester Witch Marshall Lieut. Storm Frederick

Sarah Zane to Send Suppers to Your Home

Local note indicates Sarah Zane will arrange home delivery of suppers for a 24 to 1p2t window, signaling meal service details for residents seeking convenient dine-in options.

Sarah Zane

Frisky horse injures Maryland magistrate in Stephenson

Magistrate Luther Pannett of Stonewall district Frederick county was struck in the face by a frisky horse at his farm near Stephenson. The impact broke his cheekbone and damaged his right eye but did not impair his sight. He was treated by Dr. Fred A. Cochran Jr. and Dr. P. W. Boyd Jr. at Memorial Hospital in Winchester and later released.

Luther Pannett Stonewall District Frederick County Stephenson Terra Firma Justice Pannett Fred A. Cochran, Jr Clearbrook Harry B. Chilis Winchester Cumberland Valley Memorial Hospital Cochran P. W. Boyd, Jr

Bride and Groom Arrive in Winchester After Wedding

Mr G Reginald Haines and his bride Mrs Anna Ford Brand arrived in Winchester at noon by the Cumberland Valley Railroad and now reside with his parents on South Main Street. The bride formerly Mrs Anna Ford Brand of Kansas City Missouri and the marriage occurred in Kansas City on January 25.

G. Reginald Haines Winchester Cumberland Valley Railroad George _ w. Haines South Main Street

Remains brought here for Mrs Elizabeth Burch funeral

The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Burch widow of Hilary Burch died at her Bethel Clarke county home were interred in the Catholic cemetery after services at the Church of the Sacred Heart officiated by Rev Jamez Gilsenan of Martinsburg WV Many friends attended the funeral.

Temains Elizabeth Burch Hilary Burch Bethel Clarke County Church of the Sacred Heart Jamez Gilsenan Martinesburg W. Va

Sermon to Firemen by Rev H E Richardson

Members of the Sarah Zane Fire Company are invited to hear Rev H E Richardson preach at the United Brethren church next Sunday evening. All members should meet at the hall at 7 o clock in citizens clothes to attend the service.

Sarah Zane Fire Company H. E. Richardson United Brethren Church

Daughters of the Confederacy to Meet in Mrs Love’s Home

Turner Ashby Chapter schedules a gathering at 4 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. W S Love, the chapter president, with a full attendance requested.

Daughters of the Confederacy Turner Ashby W. S. Love

Berryville election district bill sparks heated committee clash

The House agriculture and mining committee reported a bill to form a united agricultural board led by the governor. Debate centered on making Berryville a separate state election district and proposals to tax life insurance firms. The Senate refused a statewide prohibition measure, while amendments to the automobile bill were debated and the Confederate memorial site actions moved forward.

Berryville House Committee On Agriculture and Mining UN For the Kin united agri+ cultural board Senate Strode Finance Committee Ralph Clairke Bryville Grigsby James Cannon, Jr Near Loon League House Richmond, Frederickeburg and Pot Railroad Nto Battle Abbey General Road Fund House Finance Committee Senate Insurance

Funeral Services For Mrs Flowers

The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma Flowers widow of Franklin Flowers was held yesterday in the Southern Methodist church at Gainesboro with Rev Greene officiating. A large gathering attended the obsequies and the interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were James Le Robinson T C Adams Dr Mack Janney A R Rinker Samuel Brown and C T Adams.

Emma Flowers Franklin Flowers Gainesboro Temaine Southern Methodist Gainesbore Greene Jamee le Robinson T. C. ‘Adams Mack Janney A. R. Rinker Samuel Brown C. ‘T. Adams

Bruce man Mr. W. W. Gleisner in city on business

Mr. W. W. Gleisner of Bruce town visited the city today for business purposes.

W. W. Gleisner Brucetown

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Fair Judge's Crisman Mr. Crawford Sarah Zane Bazar Mrs. Chalmers MR. Russell Better MR. Keating Sarah Zane’ Bazar EMO Adamb Boyce Salvation Army Ralph Grigsby State Anti- Saloon League Wick
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