Sigafoose burning scare false alarm reaches editor
Friends of Mr. Harry Sigafoose deny a Pitts ton Pa fatal burn report. The Star confirms he is not the victim and notes Miss Edith Sigafoose of the city says her brother is employed in Chambersburg Pa. The erroneous item described a kerosene flame in Oak street home causing severe burns and a destroyed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sigafoose
Edith Sigafoose
Pittston, Pa
Sigafoose
Chambersburg
Harry Sigafoos
Oak Street
Pittston
Re-visiting His Boyhood Scenes
Mr. J B White of Clarion Iowa a native of Frederick county revisits his boyhood in Opequon after 21 years He arrived due to his father Mr M White s illness a venerable Opequon resident now in his 92nd year The elder White is better and J B White a prosperous architect plans to return to the West around January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Star
J. B. White
Clarion
Iowa
Mr. White
Frederick County
Opequon
White
Merchant Moves to Market Street And Announces 30 Day Sales
A trader relocates stock from Main street to Market street and will sell plush fur and woolen robes, horse blankets, trunks and satchels at cost or reduced price for 30 days. He will keep manufacturing and repairing harness and trunks at the same line and rents a Main street store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Market Street
Mr Russell Improves After Fall Before Harrisons Wedding
Mr I W Russell senior partner of J B Russell & Bro is much improved after a fall yesterday while handing a package to a carriage passenger. Tonight Miss Salina B Hollander will wed Mr Morris Kaufman at seven in the home ceremony. The groom has ties to a shoe house and has visited Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Russell
J. B. Russell & Bro
Salina B. Hollander
Isaac Hollander
Harrisos
Morris Kaufman
Travhace
Winchester
Niece of Mr Johnson Dies in Wash
Mrs Effie M Daingerfield of Adria died yesterday in Washington. She was the widow of the late J Daingerfield and is survived by relatives including Mr E C Johnson of Nay House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie M. Daingerfield
Adria
J. Daingerfield
E. C. Johnson
Noted Citizens and Local Happenings in Town
Mr. Watkins Leigh departed for New York while Charles T. Hampton, famed house-buyer, is at the Taylor House. Daughters of Rebecca meet tomorrow at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall. John Noonan advertises oysters at 7 North Main. Union Bank offers 3 percent savings interest. L. N. Cooper joins Cuba Rico Tobacco as dancer and singer. Maynard Polhamus visits Elmina New York with plans to return with Walter Nail for Fitch Aldridge & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Rebecca
Odd Fellows Hall
Mr. L. N. Cooper
Richmond, Va
Cuba Rico Tobacco Company
Mr. Cooper
Maynard Polhamus
Elmira
N. Y
Bertie Anderson
Walter Nail
Fitch, Aldridge & Co
Public Lecture by Hon James Marshall at Ashby Camp
On January 20 the Hon James Marshall will lecture before Ashby Camp in The Auditorium. The event is free to the public and open to all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Ashby
Wholesale market prices for produce and staples
Corrected daily market report lists wholesale prices paid for butter, eggs, chickens, and other produce. Prices shown include butter at 0.55 to 0.66 per unit, eggs, candies, and various staples with values appearing for Wednesday January 8. A mix of product lines and figures is noted in a dense OCR-like summary.
Stolen Dog Named Rollo Sought on Market Street
Strayed or stolen dog description A yellow Scotch collie with a white neck ring and collar bearing the name Kelpy Williams and an address. Reward offered by Misses Conrad on Market Street 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo
Winchester
Taylor
Winchster
Peyton
Braddock Water
Maid Street
Pibert & Denny
Main Street
Insurance Company Reports 1901 Policy Wealth and Benefits
The company states it insured 125000 individuals during 1901 with first premiums paid in cash. During the year it paid living policy holders maturing policies and other cash benefits, totaling substantial disbursements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victin
MR. Sigafoose
A. L. Shearer
John Massey
Frank Shenk
Massey
Mr. Russell
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Watkins Leigh
New York
Charles T. Hampton
Taylor House
Scuneider's Grocery
Jack’ Faggitt
South Market Street
O. W. Decker
Harpers Ferry
Noonan
North Main Street
Nona Rixey
Frank Rixey
Fauquier County
Miss Mollie
Ella Morehead
South Main Street
Mrs. D'Arcy Roper
Albert Baker
Washington
Union Bank of Winchester
H. G. Wittis
Messrs
H. R. Bryarly
Bluemont
Berryville
Joseph Wright Jr
Amherst Street
Richard Ospurn
Alexander Carter
Prosp
Horsey and Atwell
Clothiers
NEW York Life Insurance Company
the Great International Life Insurance Company
John A. McCall
Broadway
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Schneider’s
Valuable Realty
Pangle Try Tech
Uble
Marlboro
B. F. Lene
I. N. Pangie
John M. Steok
J. P. Purcer
Albin
the Valley Business College
Tod
W. Nery
Rupert Worstey
Warren Rick
FOX
M.J. Lewis
White Hall
Orses
Chas. T. Hampton
Westchester, Fu
Taylor Huge
Lorre
Ls Bu
Circuit Court
Grove
Grove Bros
Court House
Wva
Virginia Grove
Frederick Counts
Valley Turnpike
Lanas
Hack
Festus Hahn
Stonewall
W. M. Atkinson
W. Roy Stephenson
State of Virginia
Ae Jn
H. Gorp
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
218 North Market Street
S. D
Miller Supply Company
Test
Office OF Comptroller OF Treasury
Washington, D. C
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Frederick
Virginia
United States
William B. Ridgely
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Ww. B. Ripgely
Currency Bureau
Comptroller of the Currency
Treasury Department
BOYD
Fred. S. Boyd
W. Waterst
Bela Bros
Miller’s Drug Store
Drew, Selby & Co
T. M. Bantz
Frank Baker & Son
Rice
L. E. Rice
Eichelberger Building
Eae
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