Youth Confesses Forgery In Virginia Case
Charles White, son of Mrs. Joseph White, confessed to forging Miss Ann F. Stickley’s signature on two orders totaling 10.90, which were given to Clayton Jones. Jones, illiterate, had been arrested, but White admitted he forged both signatures and procured two suits of clothes from John R. Adams store. White was held for trial.
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Stephens City
Charles White
Joseph White
Ann F. Stickley
Clayton Jones
Jones
Young White
Miss Stickley
John R. Adams
Mr. Adams
Locke
White
Mrs. Hahn Honored By Strasburg Friends At Turkey Roast
Mrs. Sidney Hahn of Winchester visits daughter Mrs. Joseph M. Fisher of Strasburg Virginia. On Tuesday Mrs. Fisher hosts a small party with a turkey roast in honor of Mrs. Hahn.
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Sidney Hahn
Winchester
Joseph M. Fisher
Strasburg, Va
Mrs. Hope Recovered After Illness In Hampton
Dr. W. L Love returned home from Hampton Virginia where he was summoned by the illness of his daughter Mrs. J Wilton Hope who had appendicitis. Mrs Hope is about recovered.
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W. 8. Love
Hampton, Va
J. Wilton Hope
Hope
Missing long eared animal spurs stir in White Hall
A strange long eared animal caused neighborhood excitement after being bought at a mule sale in Winchester a few days ago.
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White Hall
Winchester
Weath erford lecture for ladies in Friendship Hall
Mrs M H Weatherford of Washington DC will speak to ladies tonight at 7 30 in Friendship Hall. Admission is free. Charley Rouss Fire Company to Meet tonight at 7 30 in a special session to transact important business.
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M. H. Weatherford
Washington, D. C
Friendship Hall
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Round Hill Society to Meet at Lupton-Swimley Home
The Round Hill Literary Society will convene tonight at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Lupton-Swimley on Amherst street.
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Round Hill Literary Society
Elizabeth Lupton-Swimley
Amherst Street
Social Notes From Marshall Roberts Home Dance
Last evening about fifty guests enjoyed a dance at the home of Marshall Roberts near Albin. Mr. Thomas Cover left this morning to resume duties as purchasing agent for the Cover tanneries. Miss Mollie Williams visits friends in Martinsburg and is now relative to Mrs. William McCarroll. Mr. Walter Violet, cash clerk for G. W. Haddox's grocery, remains at his home on National Way.
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Marshall Roberts
Albin
Thomas Cover
The
Cover Tanneries
Mollie Williams
Martinsburg
William McCarroll
Walter Violet
G. W. Haddox
National Ay
Wants Official Animal Doctor For Virginia
Mr. C. W. Heater of Middletown in the county serves on the State Board of Agriculture and is pushing for a State Veterinarian. The General Assembly will be asked to create the office as lawmakers already express support. The move aims to improve veterinary service for wild stock cases like last spring at Middletown, saving farmers money and cattle.
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C. W. Heater
Middletown
State Board of Agriculture
Heater
General Assembly
Virginia
Strasburg News
A Testimonial Worth Having
An inventor sends a case of bottles to a bald editor seeking a testimonial. The reply extols the product as a versatile fluid that applies as inkstand bristles turning a nail into a shaving brush and, in ten minutes, grows hair on steps floors sheds and cradles. It is described as wind rain and cold resistant and useful for gardens and roadsides.
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Collier’s Weekly
Round Club meets this evening at 7 30
Local social notes report Miss Lena Gore staying with Miss Bessie Nurton and Mrs. Joseph Copenhaver in Winchester. Visitors include Mrs. Jessie Bailey and Miss Rosa Tucker with relatives in News York. Widespread social chatter and farm news accompany notices of local shops and crop reports.
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Rosa Tucker
Lexington
News York
Local Market List Reads Fresh Produce and Poultry
A partial market list shows items such as eggs butter apples potatoes chickens old wheat rye and general produce. The reader notes a rural commerce scene with basic staples and farm goods.
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Mrs
Mr. Heater
America
Cockburn
Nicaragua
New Spain
Round Club
Lena Gore
Bessie Nurton
Joseph Copenhaver
Relief
Jessie Bailey
Opequon
Alice Boehm
Meadow Mills
W. C. Morris
Charlestown
Hotel
Evans
L. E. Rice
Bernice Sartelle
Wheatfield
Ada Copp Frenkel
J. E. Copp
Kernstown
Horsey and Atwell
Clothiers
the Miller Supply Company
Kate B. Conrad
North Market Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchesor
K. E Lee
John W. Rice
Union Bank OF
Gen &. E. Lee
Ob. Ma. G. Willis
Farrmers' & Merchants’ Natonal Bank
Ber Yville
Ward
J. W. Barringer
Peers Ae
Jno
F. Kremer
Hunter McGuire
West Water Street
Dr. Henkel
South Market
J. F. Kremer
S0th Main
Sr. Miller
Standard Oil Company
Southern Oil Company
Cooper Brothers
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
North Main Street
Farmers & Merchants National Bank OF Winchester
R. T. Barton
John Keating
H. D., Fuller
L. N. Barton
the Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Dr. W. P. McGuire
John M. Steck
Perry C. Gore
Ji Thos. M. Nelson
W.E
Daniel Annan
Wm. C. Graichen
German Smith
S. M. Chiles
E. D. Newman
Nes W. Rhodes
C. E. Clevenger
H. H. Baker
M. M. Lynch
Barr
J.S. Haldeman
W. Roy Stephenson
O. A. Bowen
Livery Stabe
South Market Street
J. H. Herr
Grace Lutheran Church
Court House
Kent Street
Market Street
Chelf’s
Huyler’s Candy
Tae Srag
Bluemont
Berryville
Joseph Wright Jr
Richard Osburrn
Farmers Surrey
Hess
Eichelberg
RICE
L. E
Rice, Eichelberger Building
P. H. Reardon
Sena Fie
M. BH
Miller’s Drug Store
Geo. W. Kurtz
Jolly M. Steer
Rouss Avenue
Frank B. & Son
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