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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1900

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.\"

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.

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.

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 THE 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
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