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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
2
Agents announce 10 000 new plates free with each purchase embroideries cut to 7c 7c goods and 39 cent umbrellas 39c hoses and 25c gowns at cost in a bulk clearance. Patterns and wallpaper deals add one full suit of walls and ceilings for 1.17 with remnants half price.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces very low rate summer excursions to Atlantic City and multiple cities including Boston Cleveland Columbus Denver St. Louis St Paul Toledo and more. Dates run July through September with specialized conventions and events at each stop. Tickets and full details will be sold by ticket agents.
A fragmented set of time stamps and symbols with no coherent event or context. The list includes multiple 9.14 am to 9.59 am entries, several 6.30 pm to 6.55 pm items, and a lone 749 pm marker. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
The United Brethren Church of Winchester attends the annual Virginia district Young People's Societies convention in Martinsburg with 150 delegates. Rev L A Armentrout presided and Rev A R Wilson gave the welcome. Prominent speakers include Dr H He Fout and Evangelist G K Little with talks on temperance and a Passion Play illustrated lecture.
The ad promotes the Inchester Steam Laundry and Winchester Steam Laundry on Water Street with Bell 50 and Bell 15 respectively. Services include plumbing electrical work steam fitting heating and installation. Chas E. Seal at 28 E Piccadilly St is also listed with Bell 15.
G W Rathman on South Main Street offers wholesale and retail bread praised by locals. The ad stresses memorable taste and promises to convert new customers.
The Boyce High School faculty for the 1908-09 session is described as very strong across all departments. D G Cooley of Frederick County is named principal, with Belle Chipley as assistant and Anna Jolliffe to lead the grammar grades. The school has been raised to Virginia's second high school grade and salaries for teachers are increased.
In Frederick County Virginia circuit court in vacation M B Cunningham seeks to attach Edward M Cunningham to recover 948.33 dollars with 6 percent interest and to subject his interest in the Eddy estates to payment of the debt and support costs. The order requires Edward M Cunningham to appear within 15 days after publication and protect his interests. Ward M Cunningham is named in the property subject to future support and costs.
For sale 800 buys a 6 room dwelling with large lot on N Market Street. 650 buys a five room dwelling with garden on Germain Street. Farm lands and city property available nationwide. If you wish to buy or sell property, see Good & Company Real Estate and Insurance. Both phones.
A notice invites sufferers of rheumatism to request a home treatment said to cure muscular and joint pain without climate change. It claims to purge uric acid, loosen stiff joints, purify the blood, and restore vitality. Address Mrs. M. 8 MME Box R, Notre Dame, nd for proof.
Hon C W Heater elected delegate by St Pauls Lutheran Church to the upcoming Virginia Synod session in Richmond next month. Mrs W Rind of South Maple avenue and Mrs Robert Riddleberner are visiting. Mrs Bentley Kern in Wisichester Martinsburg Journal notes Mr William Shiner of the county was in town today.
Clarke Courier notes a modern new building for idly with full conveniences for classes and safety of teachers and pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haller of Baltimore are visiting her brother Charles B. Woodward on South Main Street.
November 24 1907 timetable for Berryville lines lists southbound No 18 9 03 a m for Bristol and intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers to Knoxville and connections, No 1 313 a m to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch, No 276 42 p m to Shenandoah and locals. northbound No 28 929 a m to Hingers town Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York with connections. No 14 824 p m to Hagerstown Washington Baltimore New York with Pullman and buffet sleepers. No 2 157 a m to Hagerstown Philadelphia New York with sleeper to Philadelphia. Officials N and W Ry. OW Bevill Mff Bragg.
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