Public Sale of Valley Mills and Rose Cottage Lands
Decree sale in Frederick County Virginia on August 4 1908 at 11 am in Winchester. Two parcels totaling about 248 acres include Valley Mills and Rose Cottage with mills and brick house. One third cash, balance in two annual bonds at 6 percent, deed of trust and insurance, possession given. Bonds executed by acting commissioner Reardon and trustees Whitacre Larrick Steck with clerk Gold.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. B. McKinster
Howard M. Cunningham
County Court House
Winchester
William N. Eddy
Abram’s Creek
Frederick
Valley Mills
Jas. P. Reardon
Whitacre
H. S. Larrick
Jno
M. Steck
F. B. Whiting
Phil. H. Gold
Cir
Fred’k Co
P. O. S A Picnic Set For August In Gore Virginia
The P O B of A will hold its tournament and picnic on Saturday August 8 at the Gore grounds. A large crowd is expected. Also notes on local visits, transfers and a memorial for Miss Dick, a devoted Methodist Church South member.
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Effie
Elizabeth Whitacre
Gainesboro
Roy Schmucker
Bertha Scrivener
Rock Enon Springs
Addison Wisecarver
Winchester
Rock Enon
Clinton Barr
John Deving
Catherine Elizabeth
Washington
Valley
Walter Purtlebaugh
George Bageant
Pauliné
Miss Ida Dick Dies After Long Illness at 19
Miss Ida Frances Dick, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dick of Dehaven Virginia, died Wednesday afternoon after a lingering illness due to an intestinal tumor. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at her father's house, with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. C. W. Mark to conduct services. Survived by parents five brothers Peter James B Abijah Samuel Roman and four sisters.
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Dehaven
Ida Frances Dick
James W. Dick
Pine Grove
Gainesboro
This County
James W
Anna Dick
Peter
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad_Company
James B
Abijah
Samuel
Roman
William Lehew
Harriet W
Rosa
Nettie Dick
Mrs. Funk Attends Nephew's Funeral in Corning
Mrs. Harry Funk of South Main street travels to Corning New York for the funeral of her young nephew Howard Rothwell aged about 14 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rothwell. The interment is in the local cemetery. Mrs Rothwell formerly Miss Worith McCloskey of near Winchester and once resided in Williamsport with her parents.
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Harry Funk
South Main Street
Corning
N. Y
Howard Rothwell
Charles Rothwell
Worith McCloskey
Winchester
Mr John Lupton Visits Old Home in Winchester
Former Winchester businessman and now Louisville publishing house proprietor Mr John Lupton visits his old city and reviews changes since leaving. He stays with friend Mr H D Fuller cashier of Farmers and Merchants National Bank on North Washington Street and reconnects with relatives and townsfolk.
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John Lupton
Large
Louisville
Keiter Youth Dies at Home Near White Hall
Guy Henry Keiter, 10, son of the late Robert G. Keiter, died yesterday afternoon at his home near White Hall after a prolonged illness. He was born November 4, 1898. Survived by step mother and two sisters Addie and Alice Keiter at home. Funeral at 10:20 a.m. tomorrow at the house conducted by Pastor Este Neff of United Brethren Church Inwood, with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester.
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Guy Henry Keiter
Robert G. Keiter
White Hall
This County
Addie
Alice Kester
Tomor‘row
Este. Neff
United Brethren Church
Inwood
Winchester
Mount ‘Hebron
Local Women Visit Garrett and Denver Kin Amid Travels
Mrs. Hla Melenbacker of Garrett Indiana and Miss Alice Fugitt of Denver Colorado visit their mother Mrs. Fannie Fugitt on East Cork Street. Also seen are Miss Adelle Affleck and her brother Master Scott Affleck as they head this morning on an extended tour to Washington Richmond Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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Hla, Melenbacker
Garrett, Ind
Alice Fugitt
Denver
Col
Fannie Fugitt
East Cork Street
Scott
Jefe
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
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John J. Lawler
Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
Agenc
Grove Bros. Department Store
Winchester, Berry
Shenanagan River
Evan
Jordan Springs Junction
Lakeview
Berryville
Battle Inn
Castléman’s Ferry
Blue Ride Inn
Bluemont
Southern Ry
Lluemont
Berryvile
Winches
Maurice F, Castleman
Castleman’s Ferry
Franck Baker & Son
Huff & Parker's
Sumac
Valais
Miller's Drug Store
Meen
Marvel
Red Street
New York
Stockholders’ Meeting
The
Winchester and Berry’s Ferry Turnpike Co
Over “Va
R. P. Page
Pane
Umberland Valley Fe Ae
Mar
Philadelphia
BAO
Wilichester Trom
Lunda M
A. m
Washington City
RY. CO
Snapp’s Foundry & Machine Shops
Gore
of A
Maggie Getridge
Childen
J. D. McKee
Grace Lonas
Melon Adams
Ethel
Lillian Anderson
Joe
Misses Pearl
Laura Purtlebaugh
Jennie Anderson
Fletcher
Harrison Foreman
Ellen and
Minerva Anderson
Clark Anderson
Cove
W. Brooks Potts
Chester
Miss Dick
Methodist Church
South
Rothwell
Market Street
Williamsport, Pa
Inent
Mr. H. D
Merchants’ National Bank
North Wash
Ington Street
Lupton
Mr. Sargent
Mr. Lupton
Russell & Green’s
Russell
and Greer
Wirchester
S. Main St
Fing Keiter
Jones
Creamery
L. &. Rice
L. E. Rice Rents
L. E.rice
Adelle Affleck
Harrisonburg
Front Royel
Berryvilie
Upperville
Disgust
W Prenton
Petersburg
Edmond
the Evening Star
Balomapr
Omid
Harrisonbug
Lexington
Fort Harpere Ferry
Hagerstown
Washinington
Martineburg
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Chi Columbia
Ambus An
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ille
Baltimore
Walla
Russell & Green
Marligsburg
W. Va
WW. D. Myers
North Main Street
Sie
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