Daily Local Notes on People and Visits
Brief items report Harmon Taylor leaving for Woodstock to run a livery. Numerous residents travel, host guests, and visit relatives in Washington Leesburg and Baltimore. A noted dog dies, political fund gifts noted, and a birthday party with souvenirs is held.
Observer Visits The Apple Belt
An observer spent a day in North Frederick county touring farms along Pughtown Pike near Albin’s, noting a strong fruit area with spontaneous peaches and apples. Capt John R Harmer, a successful farmer and Burnt Church Sunday School superintendent, mentions Bryarly's School House lawn party August 9 10 and 11 inviting locals for a pleasant county evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick
Winchester
Pughtown Pike
Albin’s
John R. Harmer
Burnt Church
Bryarly
Opserver
Second Water Street Runaway Injures Wagon, Not Man
This morning on West Water Street a frightened horse attached to Kremer's wagon bolted into John Strickler's milk wagon. Strickler leapt to safety and escaped injury. The horse sustained cuts and a breakage occurred to the wagon but no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremer
West Water Street
Cumberland Valley
John Strickler
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions continue through tonight and Tuesday. Light to fresh west winds are forecast with no significant precipitation expected.
New Friendship Fire Company Uniform Displayed at Horsey Atwells
The display showcases a light blue Charlottesville cloth double breasted coat by M. C. Lilly Co. It features two rows of brass buttons and Clark braid trimmings. The style resembles coats worn by Charley Rouss and Sarah Zane, drawing favorable attention from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Horsey & Atwell’s
M. C. Lilly Co
Charlottesville
Charley Rouss
Sarah Zane
Clark
Sunday Night Program At United Brethren Church
Before regular services the Young People’s Christian Union held special services drawing a large crowd. Miss May Markell read an essay Working for Christ and Miss Edmonia Cupp recited Absalom. Mrs Emma Goshert travels to Baltimore for eye examination after recovering from injuries from last March when a rock from a blast struck her face. G W Halloway and son H C Halloway of Philadelphia visit Taylor House to pursue peaches. Rev Dr J A Hosbeins Rev J B Stonesifer and Mr Robert L Gray head to Woodstock for Massanutten Academy Board meeting.\"
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Young People’s Christian Union
May Markell
Christ
Edmonia Cupp
Absalom
Emma Goshert
Baltimore
G. W. Halloway
H. C. Halloway
Philadelphia
Taylor House
J. A. Hosbeins
Martinsburg
J. B. Stonesifer
Robert L. Gray
Woodstock
Massanutten Academy Board
Local residents depart for visits to friends and family
Mrs. Lucindia Hottel left today for Mr. Jackson. Miss Louise Redman left yesterday for an extended visit to friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Alice E. Bocock, visiting her brother Mr. M. H. G. Willis, left today for Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Reed
J. W. Lapton
Leesburg
Lucindia Hottel
Mr. Jackson
Louise Redman
Baltimore
Alice E. Bocock
M. H. G. Willis
Harrisonburg
Sperry Heirs in Chancery Proceedings
In chancery, the heirs of Chas. E. Sperry are named in a legal action. The case involves estate interests and seeks court intervention for distribution and relief as appropriate under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haines
D. L. Pence
Als
Winchester
John Mick
Byteinson
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Aly
Chas. E. Sperry
Ourpup Chas. E. Sperry’s Heirs Et Als
In Chancery
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Harmon Taylor
D. K. Stouffer
Rock Oak
Washington
James L. Redman
Agnes Grove
Cepheus Grove
John Affleck
Washington, D. C
J. C. Kerfoot
Jennie Pritchard
Peyton Street
P. J. Afflick
Berryville, Va
Robert Bentley
Cornelia L. Bentley
J. S. Gilkeson
North Braddock Street
C. E. Edmunds
Front Royal
Geo. W. Kurtz
A. L. Solenberger
Chambersburg
Miss Sperry
Joseph Sperry
New York
Mary Miller
Washington Street
Arnis
Baltimore, Md
Fletcher
M. Richards
Anchor Farm
J. Burnham Larrick
Wise
Lucy R. Faulkner
George Jolliffe
Llewelyn
Thomas Holt
Norma
William Baker
Market and
Piccadilly Streets
Campbell
Georgia
Misses Hunter
South Washington Street
Montana
Europe
Democratic
Mr. Upton L. Dorsey
Russell
Mr. Dorsey
Mrs. Covington
Annie Rowsom
Canada
G.R. Henry
North Main Street
Sadie Herbert
Lizzie Mohr
Mrs. Henry
Goff Miller
North Washington Street
Mary
Apple Belt
Water Street
North Main St
Friendship Fire Co
Potomac
Harper’s Ferry
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter’s Hall
Millwood
Jones Creamery
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Star Job Office
G. D. HowEstt
Miller
Prescott
J. WM. Miller
Susan T. Fair
Piavnsis
Anna M. Cox
Birta M. Peters
Cora Firth
Beloa Firth
Mason Firth
Ernest Firth
Ella Firth
Chas. W. Heater
Chas
E. Sperry
Anna M.cox
Bella Firth
Virginia
Winchester Star
Larrick P.q. Phil
H. Gold
John J. Kiger
D, c
C. B. Hancock &c
Circuit Court of
Pedericks County
E. T. Hancock
C . Virginia
Dorsey Walter
E.T. Hancock
C. B. Hancock
R. Gray Williams
Barton & d
John M. Steck
Walton & Walton
Ieeecy
Star Office
Lehester
Mr. Mulligan
Pagebrook
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
S. H. Hable
Main and
Water Streets
Belle of
Nelson
Henry
Avondale Gibson Gray
Old Crow
Sherwood Guckenheimer
Old Oscar Pepper
Overholt
Old’ Kenton Club
Kentucky
Schlitz Milwaukee
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
J. Robert Doran
Cae
Geq’ Eine
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welly
Ohio Valley
L. Hester Brewnna Company