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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
6
A local social gathering at Sunny Side features a mid season suit sale with tailored worsted patterns priced around 15 dollars above standard cost, savings of five to seven dollars on order-made fits. The event is noted for its stylish decor and a guest list including Misses Allie, Lucie Mt Bartonsville, Bertus Barr, Lottie Shertzer, and several others from Winchester Middletown Edinburg and Stephens City.
Messrs. Lee Fisher and Ashby Sprint spent Sunday with friends at Middletown. Mrs. B. G. Harris has returned to Winchester after spending a week in Berryville as the guest of Mrs. Marshall McCormick. Messrs. W. H. Herrell and Ernest Leatherman spent Sunday with friends at Stephens City. Miss Clara Downey of Edinburg Va left this afternoon for home after visiting the Misses Hwemston. Miss Lottie Lehman and Mr. Aaron Lehman of Reid Ma, spent holidays with the Schlack family in Clarke county and returned home. Messrs. George Worthington and Albert Howard of Washington and Stuart Hunter of Baltimore spent Sunday with friends in the city.
The first sensational offering of the season at the Auditorium promises a thrilling melodrama. For Mothers Sake is highlighted as a popular, gigantic success with constant action from curtain rise to final fall.
Vinol is promoted as a reliable medicine claiming to be a superior cod liver oil tonic with labeled ingredients and no added oil clogging the system. The advertisement asserts Vinol builds strength for the elderly, sickly women and children, nursing mothers, and recovering patients, backed by 5000 druggists and Franck Baker and Son in Winchester, Va.
Dr Beale of Berkeley Springs West Virginia is visiting his son Reverend J W H Beale on South Market Street.
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