Automobile Inn Service Fires Up First Night Response
The Charley Rouss Fire Company 8 hose carriage was used for the first time last night to answer a fire alarm. Ollie Vance served as chauffeur, guiding the apparatus up Fort Hill with apparent ease. Local residents include Miss Annie McFanden who is recovering from pneumonia at her South Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss
Ollie Vance
Chaffeur
Fort Hill
Annie McFanden
Washington Street
Personal Notes From Millwood neighborhood items
Millwood notes list social visits and travels. Bertha Bowles left for timore last week, Miss Mary Lee returned to Berryville, Mrs H B Stoneham visits Front Royal, Tom Eddy returned to Washington, Miss Lucie Jolliffe visited her sister, Elizabeth Sowers of Berryville called on Hilda McKay, Mrs W B McKay and daughter Mary shopped in Winchester, Miss Mynnie Goode and Fannie Glascock spent weekend with Mrs John Lindsey, Mrs C A Ford of Front Royal visited Millwood, Postmaster A L Glascock spent Sunday with E A Lindsey, Mr and Mrs Robert Brown returned from Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Millwood
Bertha Bowles
Timore
J. Sys
Lindsey
Berryville
Mary Lee
Berrys
H. B. Stoneham
Front Royal
Tom Eddy
Washington
Lucie Jolliffe
R. Eg. Reid
Elizabeth Sowers
Hilda McKay
W. B. McKay
Mary McKay
Winchester
Mynnie Goode
Fannié Glascock
John L. Lindsey
C.A. Ford
A. L. Glascock
E. A. Lindsey
Robert
Brown Hate
Charles Town
Lake View Notes of Local Happenings
Rev W R Hardesty visits Brucetown Circuit fri ends this week. Mrs R J Duvall returns home from Rest with daughter Mrs E L Bromley. Louise Baker visits grandparents W L and M McDonald. Mills family moves to Carver’s house. Mrs Lewis Seibel returns near Baltimore. Lee Jackson sick with whooping cough. Several cases in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
W. R. Hardesty
Brucetown
R. J. Duvall
E. L. Bromley
Louise
G. E. Baker
W. L. McDonald
Sk. Mills
Ford's Mill
Charles Carver
Lewis Seibel
K. J. Carver
Baltimore
Lee Jackson
J. F. Jackson
Mr J B Chamberlin Leaves for Cumberland Md as Salesman
Mr J B Chamberlin departed yesterday for Cumberland Maryland to assume a salesman post. His many friends expressed regret at his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Chamberlin
Cumberland, Md
Agnes Willis Improves After Funeral Accident
Miss Agnes Willis, who fell and injured her head a few days ago while attending a funeral, is improving at her home on North Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Willis
North Kent Street
Funeral of Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Padgett Held Today
The funeral for Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Padgett, announced by The Star yesterday, was held at 2 o clock this afternoon at her late home on Lacy. Interment followed at Mount cemetery with services attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth Padgett
Star
Baltimore railroad worker recovers at home after axe injury
Joseph Athey, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad special policeman and station janitor, recently cut his hand with an axe. He is improving at his North Kent Street home and expects to return to work in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Athey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
North Kent Street
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C/s
Horsey & Atwells
Nks
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ness
Eastern Money Center
Suraa
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
BANK
Oppositt County Court House
Victor
Columbia
Wwe
Funk & Son Undertakers
Ann
Devo
Gould’s
Target Brand
Eskey
Automobile Inn Service
R. M. Henry
Herbert S. Warrick
Summit Point
Edward Jones
Beverley Jones
Fairmont Avenue
St. Tsouis
W. W. Ruth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Freght Department
Robert W. Worsley
Hayfield
M. W. Fisher
Charles S. Fling
M. S. Strode
Stephens City
Mr. Pratt Meade
White Post
J. D. Hart
Ture
Prime Gost
Hable
Ss. H. Hable
Clorarer
Hatter App Furnisner
Main and Water
Gray & Sheetz Male Outfitters
Taylor House
Berlin
Williams Building
W. Piccadilly ST
Bell Phone
Huntsberry
Huntsberry’s
Mixe
HH. Lacy
Mount
Hinkins
B. B. Orndorff
Star Tannery
R.F.D
Wyhdham & Brill
Sale
Main’ Street
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