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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1902

Page

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Touching tribute to Gen. Morgan by Friendship Fire

Forty six members, each carrying flowers, march to Mount Hebron Cemetery to honor General Daniel Morgan. Reverend J M Murdoch leads prayers, a hymn, and floral offerings as Winchester firemen recall Morgan’s colonial heroism and call for national recognition.

Mount Hebron Daniel Morgan James M. Haymaker Winchester J. Ryland Murdoch Astor First Baptist Church Friendship Fire Company Murdoch Morgan Wellis

Woman from Bloomery Sees Winchester Train World

A Bloomery West Virginia couple visits Winchester for the first time. Mrs. Kerns, age 18, had never seen a railroad, brick house, large town, or a rattlesnake before. They toured with Mr. and Mrs. Purcell and witnessed a Cumberland Valley train with about 1200 people aboard.

Winchester Bloomery W. Va William Kerns Clark H. Purcell Cumberland Valley Mrs. Kerns

Fire Destroyed Sperry Barn in Middletown Area

A massive Sunday evening blaze destroyed John Sperry’s barn, corn house, and granary near Middletown, damaging the dwelling but saving the house. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with 500 dollars insured. wheat, binder, mower, drill, wagon, harness, and livestock perished or burned. Fire origin unknown. Frank Sperry raised the alarm, and neighbors aided before wind shift eased danger.

Middletown John Sperry Sperry Frank Sperry Rick

Left Stranded on a Cruel Shore

Charles Siford, a county man, travels city temptations and losses all his money. After a night at the Baltimore & Ohio station he sleeps in a doorway. A night prowler steals his dollar, fleeing along the railroad tracks as police pursue but find no clue.

Charles Siford Siford Baltimore & Ohio Mr. Siford Massey W. Ray Smith

Mrs Weakley Dies At 36 At Applepie Ridge

Mrs Callie Weakley died yesterday at her home on Applepie Ridge aged 36. She is survived by husband William L. Weakley and four children. A Methodist Episcopal Church funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. from the Welltown church.

Callie Weakley Applepie Ridge

Evangelists Sam Jones and George R Stuart at White Post camp meeting

Reverends Sam P Jones and Geo R Stuart will headline a camp meeting at White Post Clarke County Virginia July 18 to 28. Jones appears July 22 to 24 with J R Andrew H P Hamill and W L Reid leading music by the Front Royal Methodist choir and other singers from afar.

White Post Clarke County Sam Jones Geo.r. Stuart Tennessee J.R. Andrew Maryland H. P. Hamill W. L. Reid West Virginia Front Royal Methodist Choir Ae Gtove Dr. Sommerville

Mrs Leifer Dying In the Far West

City Councilman Albert C. Brown received a telegram from Salt Lake City Utah stating that his sister in law Mrs Otto Leifer is dying and cannot survive the day Mrs Leifer is a Frederick county native who moved to Salt Lake about 12 years ago She was formerly Miss Cordelia Sollars daughter of the late William R Sollare of the county

Albert C. Brown Salt Lake City Utah Otto Leifer Leifer Frederick County Salt Lake Cordelia Sollars William R. Sollare

A Valuable Mare Dies

Yesterday at noon a valuable gray mare belonging to Mr. Fred R. died. The notice notes the loss of the horse but provides no further details on cause or context.

Mr.Fred

Larrick & Larrick Receives Middletown Charter

Judge Thomas W. Harrison grants a charter to Larrick & Larrick of Middletown Virginia. Officers include James I Larrick president and E O Larrick secretary treasurer with directors M F Larrick Rose Larrick and others. The company may operate wholesale and retail mercantile business and cannery with can manufacturing crates boxes and containers and land purchases up to 2000 acres. Capital stock is 25000 with shares at 100. The enterprise plans a large canning operation in Middletown boosting local industry.

Thomas W. Harrison Larrick & Larrick Middletown Herbert S. Larrick James I. Larrick E. Olin Larrick J. I. Larrick EF. O. Larrick G W. Larrick Rose Larrick M.F. Larrick

Dead Body Found Under Shade Trees

An elderly woman, wife of Julius Allen, vanished during a walk and was later found dead under a shade tree on Dr. J. J. Triplett's farm. Police suspect heat illness and heart disease. she was 70 years old.

Jackson Julius Allen J. J. Triplett

Aged Colored Woman Dies at 74 in Pall Mall Street Residence

Francis J. Washington died yesterday afternoon at No 20 east Pall Mall from a complication of diseases. The 74 year old woman will have funeral services at 3 this afternoon at the Colored Cemetery with Rev R P Lawson officiating.

Francis J. Washington East Pall Mall Street R. P. Lawson

Freight Agents Convene in Chambersburg on Industrial Facilities

Freight agents from the Cumberland Valley railroad's southern end met Thursday afternoon at Hotel Montgomery in Chambersburg Pa. A. L. Langdon of Harrisburg presided. The main topic was the industrial facilities of the towns along the route. George R. Blake of Winchester was among the attendees.

Fourth of July Celebration Committee Holds Final Meeting

The committee convenes its last meeting Tuesday at 8 p m at Sarah Zane Engine House. All claims must be presented for payment as the session concludes the committee's work by order of President Jos T Brown and Jo E Kiger. Mr ate E Jones returned to Charlottesville today.

Sarah Zane Engine House Jos. T. Brown E. Kiger

Big horse show planned for Winchester event

The first annual Winchester Horse Show and Racing Association meeting will be at the Fair Grounds on July 30 and 31. Hagerstown and Winchester horsemen promise top horses, exciting speed trials, and generous prizes over $600 in premiums.

Winchester Horse Show and Racing Association Hagerstown Winchester Fair Grounds Star

Long Service as Singing Master Celebrated

On July 4, 1852, the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School held a social at Tidball grove. Captain J. I. H. Baker led singing and has since supervised the local Sunday school singing with only about a dozen absences in fifty years. Many children from the original picnic are gone, yet Baker remains hale and active and looks to continue his service.

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Tidball Grove Town Springs J. I. H. Baker Captain Baker

Major Hunter Served as Defendant in Court Suit

William Ellyson of Virginia sues in District Court Washington against Secretary Shaw ex Senator Wilkinson Call Augustus Davis Jr Robert W Hunter and John C Shaney to stop payment of Davis interest in a Court of Claims judgment and to appoint a receiver to manage proceeds after hearings. Winchester City Pension Board to meet at City Hall Wednesday at 10 o clock. Daughters of the Confederacy reunion at Inwood Wednesday July 9 with return trip at 10 300 o clock via Cumberland Valley Railroad.

William Ellyson Virginia District Court Washington, D. C Shaw Wilkinson Call Florida Augustus Davis, Jr Robert W. Hunter Winchester John C. Shaney Washington Davis Court of Claims City Pension Board Pension Board of the City of Corporation Clerk’s City Hall The Daughters of the Confederacy Inwood Cumberland Valley Railroad

South End Hose Company Monthly Meeting

Attention South End residents. The South End Hose Company will meet tonight in regular monthly session with full attendance if desired. Granads pay the Lacas.

South End

Union services held across churches conclude in city

State and college YMCA officials G L A Coulter and J F E Hubbard led a weekend series of YMCA meetings in Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Presbyterian and Christ Episcopal and a Market Street Methodist Episcopal public gathering. Attendance was strong despite heat as Coulter Hubbard and local hosts promoted YMCA work and shared statistics before traveling to Winchester.

Young Men’s Christian Association G. L. A. Coulter J. FE. Hubbard Braddock St. Methodist Episcopal Church South Presbyterian Church Christ Episcopal Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church L. A. Coulter J. Hubbard Association Hubbard Coulter Mr. Coulter Mr. Hubbard Winchester Jos. Leaf Hotel Evans

McVicar Convalescing After Toe Amputations

Charles W. McVicar underwent a surgical operation at his residence last week to remove two toes from his left foot and one from his right. Doctors W P McGuire and W A Bell performed the procedure with a successful outcome. He is convalescing and hopes to be out soon.

Charles W. McVicar McVicar W. P. McGuire W. A. Bell Mr.McVicar Star

Entertaining Night by Market Street M E Church Women

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church plans an event next Thursday night at the church with a prepared program and a collection to follows.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Two Virginia Mills Workers Take Baltimore Positions

Al Housestaple and Henry Miller, long employed at the Virginia Woolen Mills, departed this morning for Baltimore Maryland where they have secured lucrative positions with a woolen company there.

Messrs. al. Housestaple Henry Miller Virginia Woolen Mills Baltimore

Winchester Red and Reel Club Meeting Notice

All members are requested to attend a meeting at headquarters on Wednesday night July 9 at 8 30 o clock. Business of importance. E L Hopasox president.

Winchester Red ,and Reel Club E. L. Hopasox

Minister's Meeting Tomorrow At Rev. J. B. Sibley Home

The Minis ter's Association holds its regular meeting tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at the residence of Rev. J. B. Sibley.

J. 8. Sibley

Electric Storm Ravages Frederick County with Fiery Furies

A severe electrical storm lashed the Frederick area with heavy humidity and fierce winds. In Winchester lightning struck a large elm and an outbuilding, while at the Baltimore and Ohio office flames briefly flared before being controlled. Livestock and homes suffered damage as fences and trees fell, including residences of Grant Warrick and Mr. Thomas at Reliance.

Frederick County Winchester Manuel Grim East Clifford Street Baltimore and Ohio W. Ray Smith Marlboro Benjamin Bahrum Grant Warrick Mr. Thomas Reliance

Firemen’s Association Meeting Grants Thanks to Winchester

At the close of the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association first session on July 4th a vote of thanks was given to Winchester's people the Mayor Rev C D Bulla Friendship Fire Co and all contributors to the event.

Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Winchester C. D. Bulla Friendship Fire Co

Jenkins Family Return From Visit to Baltimore

Mr and Mrs William Jenkins and their niece Mias Rosa Peltz have returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs M T Reed. The text notes they will sail from New York on Tuesday July 15 and mentions Mr B J Roonan is sick.

William Jenkins Mias Rosa Peltz M. T. Reed Baltimore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gen. Morgan Friendship Company Prayer and Song Service Mountain Girl Sam P. Jones Geo. R. Stuart Large Company Harrison Ate E Jones Charlottesville Major Hunter Granads Mr. McVicar Will Mr. Grim Europe B J. Roonan
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