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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
6
The two final Fort Loudoun Seminary concerts will be held at the empire heater on Monday June 1 at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm Admission 5 cents in the morning and 10 cents in the evening Any surplus after expenses will benefit the Citizens Band 30 6p 2t
Miss Daisy Bowers returned home Saturday from Le Moyne near Harrisburg Pennsylvania where she assisted in nursing her elder sister Mrs Price who has pneumonia and is now on the road to recovery.
First Lieutenant Fred B. Anderson of Company 1, Second Virginia Regiment, travels to Fredericksburg for the annual school of instruction for commissioned officers of the Virginia militia. Captain Robert Y. Conrad also attends.
Mr Thomas M Barr of this city recently joined the Department of Agriculture in Washington. He spent Sunday at his North Avenue home and left this morning for Washington. Barr has served in government work for several months and is pleased with the new assignment.
An old druggist advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Ter Com as quick relief for night coughs. It claims soothing coating calms tickling airways and loosens chest tightness, easing wheezy breath and tearful coughing for children.
William Pat Dunn left this morning for Frederick Maryland to report for duty with the Frederick baseball team where he is expected to play third base. I W Russell and his daughter Mrs J C Eastham left for Atlantic City New Jersey for several weeks. Mrs Hunter Moss departed for her Parkersburg West Virginia home after visiting Miss Matter for several weeks. Mrs Mortimer Harkins of Washington is visiting the Kremer family on South Main Street.
The Tickville weekly train faces a slow decline as blackberry vines along the rail right-of-way show a large crop growth. The era of a timely weekly arrival may be affected as vegetation increasingly crowds the tracks.
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