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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
A stream of local visitors and residents in Winchester Clarke County and surrounding towns. Notables include Ai Pierce Crums Chapel Edward G Butler and R Powell Page. Jurors summoned for U S Court Harrisonburg. Savage property sale recorded for 13500 dollars. Crump Memorial Chapel events and a late train accident injuring a cow in Stephens City. Local ads for Eskeys Miller Supply and I W Harper whiskey.
Souvenir Letters present eight views in novel style for mailing at 10 cents. Available at T. T. Wall's store, offering a new Winchester souvenir product.
Frisco in flames unfolds on screen as Moore and his Moving Pictures present a sensational tragedy. Firemen rescue victims, soldiers dynamite buildings, and police guide crowds to safety amid a Great Fire spectacle. Authentic scenes show citizens amid destruction and bread lines at Golden Gate Park.
After July 1 rural carriers will view only boxes displaying signals for mail to be delivered. Boxes without signals must obtain a signal to indicate mail awaiting dispatch.
School girls hosted a rosy reception at Fort Loudoun Seminary with music by Miss Glass. Guests, including cheerful young men, enjoyed refreshments and praise for the year's success under Miss Glass and Miss Gold, marking a promising future for the school.
June 1. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bramback and family returned from visiting relatives near Bentonville. Mrs. Tory Peery visited Mrs. J. C. Stephenson. Miss Lorienne Funkhouser returned from Mt Crawford Classis in Virginia. William Hershberger of near Luray spent days with Jacob Brumback. Miss Mary Sutphin of Flint Hill visited her grandmother Mrs. D. C. Funkhouser. Miss Mattie Burner of Page county visited her aunt Mrs. Bromback. James Stephenson spent Wednesday in Winchester. D. Funkhouser, G. W. Hershberger and daughter of Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. J. W. Richard of Bliss.
Refuge column reports Mrs. BE M. Montgomery and daughter visiting Rev. William Stevens at the M F parsonage in Richmond. Miss Katie Evans of Tulip returned from The S N C Reliance commencement. The community rejoices over the rain Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. M A Willis is mobile again after a foot ailment. Memorial services in Winchester were well attended Wednesday.
The notice offers the practical book Farme rs Guide as part of a series on successful fertilization. It states the books are sent free of cost or obligation to any farmer who writes for them.
An ad warnings readers that digestion problems threaten vitality and stomach disease. It promotes Mi-o-na tablets with a guarantee of cures for stomach ailments except cancer, claiming no cure no pay and urging readers to seek the guarantee with every 50 cent box.
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