Nineteen Shocks Burned by Fire in Stemens City
In Stemens City Virginia on July 13 fires have destroyed nineteen shocks of wheat for Mr Graves and a large stack for Charles Weaver not yet stocked. A mower accident injures Martin Jarrett and breaks the mower. A new bicycle bug is named by a local reporter. Lime kiln workmen finish and return to Maryland. K E Barr residence under construction shows promising progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemens City
Graves
Charles Weaver
Martin Jarrett
Maryland
K. E. Barr
Daily Briefs Note Visits and Regional Happenings
Brief notes from Winchester and surrounding towns record visits by Mr. P. J. Murphy Rev W. H. H. Joyce and others. Upcoming events include the Southern Epworth League Conference in Atlanta July 25 29 and a Daisy Fete at Brucetown July 13 14. Local crime and legal items mention Harvey Wilkinson’s six year sentence for killing an infant and trials in Norfolk and Martinsburg. The piece also notes Hat sales from Knox and various visits to Philadelphia Wilmington and Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Horsey & Atwell
Harvey H. Wilkinson
Powhatan
Bridal Couple Weds in Hopeside and Honeymoons in Maryland
Mr and Mrs S C Hall of Hopeside Northumberland county Virginia were married yesterday and arrived in Baltimore by boat then went to Winchester for a brief visit with Rev N N Hall of Gainsboro. They plan to return to Hopeside in about ten days to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Hotel
S.C. Hall
Hopeside
Northumberland County
Virginia Firemen’s Convention to Meet in Richmond
The State Convention of the Association of Virginia Firemen will hold its annual meeting in Richmond on September 26 to 28. Delegates from Winchester area exhibitors are expected to attend, with cattle shipments noted en route for export through Baltimore. A Building Commission session at 4 30 p m will draft bid requests for opera chairs at Reuss City Hall and discuss other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Virginia Firemen
Richmond
Arley Rouss Company
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lexington
Jersey City
Building Commission
Reuss City Hall
Tomers
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
Rebekah Meeting Postponed in Winchester Lodge
Winchester Lodge No. 21 Daughters of Rebeckah I O O F will hold its meeting July 20 instead of July 13. The change affects the usual schedule of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeekah
Winchester Lodge
Rebeckah
Fair Weather With Winds as Local Visits Noted
Generally fair with moderate temperatures and light to fresh north west winds. Miss Frances Calvert, former head of the UND music department, passes through town en route home to New Market for vacation. George Calvert of the Western Union Telegraph Station meets her at Harper's Berry and escorts her to town. Miss Mary Glaize of Marion Indiana, daughter of Luther D Glaize, visits her grandmother Mrs George Glaize on North Main Street.
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Frances Calvert
New Market
University of North Dakota
George Calvert
Western Union Telegraph Station
Harper's Berry
Mary
Glaize
Marion, Indiana
Luther D
George Glaize
North Main Street
WMS
LE Beer
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
L. Hoster Brewnna Company
Nage
J. Robert Doran
Virginia Mountains Labeled Natural Sanitarium by Dr Holt
Dr Joseph Holt, noted for maritime sanitation, calls Virginia mountains a natural sanitarium offering waste-restoring stimulus for visitors from warm latitudes and crowded centers, aiding rapid recuperation and sustained health after busy overworked life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holt
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Murphy
Brucetown
W. H. H. Joyce
Stephen City
Mrs
T. J. Shaw-Sloane
T. M. Bantz
Sylvia Byers
Shepherdstown
Mrs. Kendricks
Front Royal
Dr. Taggert
Philadelphia
Atlanta
F. Lewis Marshall
Washington
B. 4. Ferguson
J. H. Wallenstine
Joseph Thomas
Snickersville Va
Hotel Evans
Graham Baker
John W. Diffenderfer
Harrisonburg
Olfie
Pearl Fries
William Allemony
Fairmont Avenue
Massie Boxwell
Mr. Buzzie
Baker
Martinsburg
Berryville
Great Interstate Christian Endeavor
Mountain Lake Park
M4d
Vulcanite Works
Philipsburg N. J
James Jordan
Norfolk,Va
Joseph Douglass
Joe Boone
Seaview
Lula Fulford
E. J. Beck and Son
Thos. H. Savage
Wilmington
Del
Mack Noonan
Scranton
Wm. Noonan
Katie Savage
Savage
The
National Cemetery
Edinburg
Daniel Miller
Nebraska
Messrs. John and
Thos. Marple
Miller
Sam Noakes
New Reformed Church
8. H. Long
Nellie
Winchester, Va
Louis McC. Nulton
Hagerstown Globe
Marie Lucas
West Chester, Pa
Elizabeth Kurtz
Lucas
Charlottesville
Sunnyside
R. T. W. Duke
Nirals Nek
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Scots Greys
Lincolnshire Regiment
Seventh Dragoons
Buller
Paardekraal
North Main St
State Firemens Convention
Wedingre Mugene Aulick
South Braddock St
North Kent St
Wright's
Jos. Wheat, Jr
Peyton Street
S. Main St
Kent
North Kent Street
I. H. Faulkner
M. Frysooth
Kent Street
Presbyterian Church
Kent and
Water Streets
Kent St. Presbyterian Church
Court House
Ava
Geo
W. Kortz
Trustees
Virginia Health Resorts
South Market Street
L. J. Barr
County
Wainthd
N. Kern
Pranok Baker
T. J. Orndorff
Granite & Marble Monuments
Water St
Kent St
Tuly
Miller’s Drug Store
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland
Comany
Ss. H. Harsh
Main and Water Streets
Miller Supply CO
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