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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

3

Gave Winchester As His Home

Des Moines June 1 Harry Dee claimed Winchester Virginia as his home and was arrested as a vagrant then released for Memorial Day and his war record He said he was walking to Colorado for health and slept in a freight car No definite record of a man by that name in Des Moines yet believed to be a county resident

Rps R. Adams Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia Whitman NAN Dye Nch A. G. Swanson Auc Corporation Court Marion Griffin Roy Griffin Irving Chrisfin Bly Griffin Sail California Harry Brooks Des Moines Harry Dee Colorado Har- Try Dee

George Markell Victim of Fatal Death

George Markell 43 an Indianapolis cigar maker and native of the city, died in an accident or incident and will be buried in Indianapolis. He was the son of the late James H. Markell and left Winchester about 25 years ago to travel and work in major cities. He leaves his widow Mamie R. Markell and several children in Indianapolis, along with brother Harry Markell and sisters Edith Marixell of Winchester and Mrs. Samuel Miller of Opequon.

Markell James H. Markell Winchester Indianapolis Mamie R. Markell Harry Markell Edith Marixell Samuel Miller Opequon

Burwell Rites Highlight Virginia Family Lines and Civil War Service

Philip Burwell died about 9 30 o clock and was buried at Old Chapel cemetery after funeral services at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. He was born in Winchester 75 years ago and descended from the Carter and Carter descendants with ties to the Carters Pages and Nelsons. He married Sarah Bastable of Clarksburg after work in coal mining. Burwell served in the Confederate Army as a youth, later on Jubal A. Early’s staff, then worked in Maryland and later as superintendent for Consolidated Coal Company before health issues ended his career. He left a widow two daughters Miss Louisa Burwell and Mrs Reginald I McAlle and a son Louis Carter Burwell.

Christ Protestant Episcopal Church John M. Robeson Old Chapel Millwood Berryville Burwell Winchester Nathaniel Burwell Robert Carter King’ Carter Virginia Carters Pages Nelsons Burtwell Sarah Bastable Clarksburg W. Va Reginald I. McAlle New York Go Louisa Burwell Haymarket Louis Carter Burwell Jubal A. Harry Con Rowrly Allessing County Mount Savage Pennsylvania James Holland Ad Cand Consolidated Coal Company

Architect Stuart H Edmunds in Charles Town West Virginia

Mr Stuart H Edmunds a well known architect spent today in Charles Town West Virginia on business seeking sites and surveying conditions for upcoming projects.

Stuart H. Edmunds Charles Town W. Va

Memorial and social notes from Boyce section

News Happenings In Boyce Section details memorial exercises at the Old Chapel in Winchester County and social visits among residents. It reports residents visiting relatives in Charles Town and Richmond, returns from trips, illness of Jerry Hook, lamb shipments by Mrs. Hardesty, and small local gatherings at homes and along Berry's Ferry.

Boyor Henry Stauffer Charles Town Gynn. Harrison Creek W. Va Julia Renshaw Charlottesville Agnes Page Richmond Glascock Bradford Thomas Delia Bertie Hook Bethel Willitshdsdy Berrys J. T. Sprint Strode Stephens City Old Chapel Re Gray Williams Winchester Jerry Hook Shenandoah

Rest Section Highlights and Church Activities

Rest section notes lumber work for a creany separator at Havetes spring to aid farmers. Rev H V Wheeler preached Sunday evening. Quarterly meeting at Paynes Chanel next Thursday and Friday with opening service at edth o clock. Memorial services in Winchester observed a day early. District conference planned July 27 to 30 with church repairs and new library planned. Local residents visit and attend memorial services.

Hauptman Wayett Creany Havetes Spring H. V. Wheeler Paynes Chanel Winchester

Mr. Frank J. McCarthy Visited Hotel Evans Richmond

Mr Frank J McCarthy of Richmond Virginia spent the night at Hotel Evans in the city last evening.

Mr. Frank .J. McCarthy Richemond, Va Evans

Read Virginia Tailoring Company and others ads on page 6

Classified notes urge readers to consult multiple ads including Gray and Sheetz Virginia Tailoring Company Shenandoah Valley Realty Swimley and Co and J P Haddock for clothing properties and prescriptions. The message highlights bargains and summer suits.

Virginia ‘Taiiloring Company J. P. Haddox

Mi-o-na claimed faultless stomach cure for all maladies

A promotional notice touts Mi-o-na as a universal stomach remedy from Franck Baker & Sons. It promises quick, lasting relief from belching gas heartburn and indigestion, with a money back guarantee and a price of 50 cents a large box.

Hay Philo Hay Spec. Co Newark N. J. Franck Baker & Son America Franck Baker & Sons Franck Baker & Son's

Dunkard excursionists handled as officials plan return

Supt. J. H. Spurrier and Division Engineer J. T. Brown left at noon for Harrisonburg to direct the return of Dunkard excursionists. Spurrier said the Valley division had handled 3480 by yesterday noon with more expected today as trains are organized for the homeward journey.

J. H. Spurrier J. T. Brown Harrisonburg Dunkard Spurrier Valley Division

Weather outlook for Virginia turns partly cloudy and warm

A weather report from Wahington dated June 1 notes Virginia will be partly cloudy with continuing warmth tonight and Wednesday. The item also mentions H. F. Byrd of this city and Max Von Schlegel of Martinsburg returning yesterday from Harrisonburg after a brief business trip.

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Train Schedule in Effect May 30 1909 Harrisonburg and More

The schedule lists daily trains except Sunday to Harrisonburg and Stanton with departures at 6:00, 9:28, and 11:55 a.m. and later afternoon runs. Connections include Lexington, Hagerstown, Frederick, Washington, Baltimore, Martinsburg, Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville, and New York. Arrival times vary by destination and stop.

Harrisonburg Stanton Lexington Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Winchester Senee Manitinsburg Enee Hagerstown Greencastle Hamberaburg Shippensburg Sete Carlisle Aaee Ween Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Wipcnester Kennedy

Norfolk and Western Railroad Passenger Sleepers Schedule

Rail timetable lists north and southbound trains from Roanoke to Knoxville Gary Shenandoah and New York with Pullman sleepers and buffet cars. Agents Bevil l and Bragg note connections at Shenandoah Junction and routes via Harrisburg Philadelphia and Roanoke.

Bristol Pullman Buffet Knoxville Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch Pullman Gary Shenandoah Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Buffet Hageretown E. Bevill M. F. Bragg Trav

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