Great American Park Tour Offers 22 Day Educational Trip
A historic prospectus promotes a 22 day American park tour from New York, with stops in Portland Vancouver Field Laggan Banfi and more. Prices range from 230.80 to 246 dollars with Pullman space limited and applications through Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania Railroad
Park
Portland
Vancouver
Field
B. C
Laggan
Ala
Banfi
America
New’ York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Persoing
Pullman
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Improvements At Funks Store Brighten South Main
Funk and Son furniture dealers and funeral directors announce interior improvements including a new casket and funeral supply display room. Paris Virginia resident John Slack longtime local figure, died after a life spent in Berryville area. Notice for August 3 1908 survey of Lot No 2 Gainesboro Va by W G Conway on behalf of Isaac Jack heirs.
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Gainesboro
Isaac Jack
Aikes
Chambersburg Baseball Arrives Early for Two Games
The Chambersburg team arrived on the Cumberland Valley Railroad at 9 AM for two games this afternoon and tomorrow. The club has been strengthened for Winchester and aims to win at least one. Saturday is rooters day with expectations of a large crowd to watch Sparrows Point visit.
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Chambersburg
Winchester
Sparrows Point
Sparrows” Point
Beech ‘Clayigs
Monger Baker
Social Notes from Painter Hill July 15
Mr. T. F. Miller and Mr. A. D. Henning of St Winchester visited Henning’s brother G. A. Henning. Miss Pearl James and Mr. Snyder of Martinsburg spent part of Sunday with Miss Freddie Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Leach visited Mrs. M. Ss. Strode. Miss Annie Barley returned home after visiting her brother near Kernstown. Mr. Register Strode of Boyce visited his mother. Local youths attended a yard party at Kernstown Saturday night and at double Churches.
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Painter Hill
T. F. Miller
A. D. Henning
Winchester
G. A. Hen
Pearl James
Mr. Snyder
Martinsburg
Freddie Grove
Annie Barley
Kernstown
Mr. Register Strode
Boyce
Double
Virginia Horse Shows Planned Across Towns This Summer
The schedule lists events in Orange Charlottesville Harrisonburg Front Royal Berryville Upperville Warrenton Petersburg with dates from July through September. Richmond show date to be announced later according to the notice.
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W. A. March
Sec’y
Orange
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Front Royer
Berryville
Upperville
Warrenton
Petersburg
Richmond
Weather Report Virginia Fair Tonight and Friday
For Virginia the forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with warming conditions on Friday. Mild temperatures are expected with no precipitation indicated.
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Virginia
Personal Notices From Town Carrying Visits and Travel
Mr Newton Hyde of Boston visits his parents Rev and Mrs John P Hyde on Peyton street. City Clerk Richard L Grey and Mr and Mrs Robert L Gray attend the Reformed Church reunion at Pen Mar. Mrs Dr Conner of Florence Alabama and Mrs Harry W Hyde of New York return home after visiting on Peyton street. Mrs Jacob Streit improves after being ill two months. Mr Leo Frenkel leaves for a business trip after days at home. Mrs Albert Spurrier returns to Baltimore after visiting North Main street. Miss Julia Woore extends visit to Henderson North Carolina. Rev and Mrs F Leslie Robinson depart for Manassas Virginia. Capt B F Bond Baltimore and Ohio traveling passenger agent in town meeting old acquaintances. Mrs McCall returns to Washington after guesting with Mrs Kate L Sheetz on South Main street. Mr Harry L Wood of Washington vacationing with his family. Messrs H Clay Miller Baltimore W W Johnson and R Kenon Clack Washington attend funeral of Mrs A M Fauntleroy. Elder Cornwell and family move to Double Tollgate. Mr Peter R Boxwell Martinsburg in town. Mr W Lee Fisher vacationing at Stephens City and Edinburg. Miss Emma Rudolph Concord visiting sister Miss Hilda Correll on South Main street. Mr and Mrs Joseph E Stegner Newark NJ visit Geo A Windell and family on East Monmouth street. Mr Jonah Tavenner the county spends day in town on business. Bentley Maloy Pittsburg visiting his uncle J E Correll on South Main street. Miss Helen Dortch returns from extended European tour to Bennettville much improved. Mrs Otra Gapper Winchester guest at New Bingham Hotel Philadelphia Tuesday.
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North Main Street
Oes
A Barr
Stephens City
Water Street
Weinblatt
Fairfex Halls
Pughtown Road
Wright's Lane
Star Office
Bulletin
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Tains
Nature
Tional Park
Congress
Mammoth
Seattle
Funks’. Messrs. Funk,,& Son
al Directors of
South Main Street
John Slack
Fpr
William Lindsey
Berrys
Dudley W. Brown
Berry
Paris
Isaac Jac
W. G. Conway
Cumberland ‘Valley
Simmons
Winchester and
Washington City
RY. CO
Mrs. John, Leach
Newton Hyde
Boston
Rev
Mrs
John P. Hyde
Peyton Street
Richard L. Grey
Robert L. Gray
The
Reformed Church
Reun
Ion
Pen Mar
Dr. Conner
Florence, Ala
Harry W. Hyde
New York
Homes
Jacob Streit
Town
Leo Frenkel
This
Albert Spurrier
Lb.spurrier
Julia
Woore
Ing
Henderson, N. C
F. Leslie Robinson
Manas
Sas, Va
B. F. Bond
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ywaay
Mrs. McCall
Kate L. Sheetz
Harry L. Wood
Government Reform School
Messrs. H. Clay Miller
R. Ken
Non Clack
A. M. Fauntleroy
Elder Cornwell
South Market
Peter R. Boxwell
Martins
Burg
Mr. W. Lee Fisher
Edinburg
Emma Rudolph
Concord
N. C
Hilda Correll
Joseph E. Stegner
Newark, N. J
Geo. A. Windell
Ast - Monmouth Street
Jonah Tavenner
Coun- Esty
Busi
Ness
Ner
Bentley Maloy
Pittsburg, Pa
J.E. Correll
Helen Dortch
Bennyville
Otra Gapper
New Bingham Hotel
Phliadelphia
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