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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
Judge James Keith’s remarks at the unveiling of Governor Smith’s statue in Richmond are praised for appropriateness and historical value. The paper lauds the oration as worthy of a permanent place in English literature.
Nain notes show residents visiting relatives and tending health matters. Clarence Melester is slightly improving after illness. Nellie Ompe ill. Emma Bennett visited May Shade. Mary Clark ill but attended neighbors. Several pairs and families from Winchester Martinsburg and Cedar Grove are mentioned with visits and travel.
Riverton notes report Mr and Mrs William Carson returning home. Johnie St John of Charles Town visited Riverton. Sallie Good of Alexandria visited her ill sister Mrs Cary. Mrs Kline and Mrs Herricks spent weekend nearby. I W Dick of Washington and G Grant of Stmaburg appear in local mentions.
A Sunday School in Red Bud schedules Children’s Day services for 10 a.m. on Sunday June 3. Rain has revived vegetation and lifted local spirits. Mr Grove Benner owns a new buggy described as modern courting man style. Mr H S Bromley improves his cattle herd with thoroughbred shorthorns.
Middletown notes visitors and residents with ties to Nineveh Martinsburg W Va McKeesport Pa Fort Loudoun Seminary Winchester and Roanoke. Brad ley Johnston and Miss Valley Johnston of Nineveh were here recently. Rev David Harris and wife return from Martinsburg. Lottie Sperry visited her brother E R Sperry. Julia Owings and Mary Rhodes returned from school. William Downs an artist from New York boards with Mrs Hugh Larrick. William Rhodes attended commencement in Winchester. Frank H Gould of Brand Shoe Co Roanoke was here briefly.
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee is praised as a long established American favorite. The ad touts the product as widely distributed and highly valued for quality and weight, noting 37 years of mail orders and sealed packaging to ensure consumers receive true value. It highlights Arbuckles role in American commerce and daily life.
A vintage advertisement touts Arbuckle Bros ARIOSA Coffee with a patented process sealing pores after roasting. It urges buying whole beans ground at home, warns against loose coffee, and offers a 10 pound bag for $1.80 with freight paid.
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