Local Briefs From Stefarus City and Nearby
Charles K. Rothgeb, son of A B Rothgeb, a Brooklyn street railway conductor, was knocked off his car by a passing wagon and bruised. he was taken to a Brooklyn hospital. Robert A Lemley's horse wandered away and was found near Strasburg. J A Parker attends U S Court in Harrisonburg this week.
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Star
Stefarus City
Charles K. Rothgeb
A. B. Rothgeb
Brooklyn
Robert A. Lemley
Strasburg
J. A. Parker
Harrisonburg
U. S. Court
Martinsburg Lieutenant Faulkner cited by Manila American
Lieut. Charles P. Faulkner son of ex Senator C. J. Faulkner of Martinsburg and nephew of Mrs. Dr. W. S. Love was praised by the Manila American. He serves with the Fourteenth Infantry then helps Commandant E. N. Jones at Bay. He handles the summary court and performs commissary quartermaster and municipal fund duties with aid from President Juan Baclagon and his son Blas Baclagon.
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Charles P. Faulkner
C. J. Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. S. Love
Manila American
Faulkner
Fourteenth Infantry
E. N. Jones
Juan Baclagon
Blas Baclagon
Railroad officials survey Valley line during Harpers Ferry trip
Capt. Thomas C. Prince of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad returned with a party including President Loree Gen Manager Potter and Assistant Hale from Harpers Ferry. They will inspect the main line and western and northern terminals before visiting Winchester. Potter may schedule a special trip to the Valley.
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Thomas C. Prince
Valley Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Loree
Potter
Hale
Winchester
Valley
Winchester's Great Red Men record found from 1885 Norfolk meeting
James A. Brown discovers a copy of the fortieth annual session record of the Great Council of Virginia Imp O R M. The 1885 Norfolk session notes the death of Past Great Sachem Henry Kinzel. Geo H Kinzel served as treasurer. Shawnee Tribe was represented by Judge Thomas W Harrison.
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Jas. A. Brown
Great Council of
Virginia
O. R.M
Norfolk
James P. Riely
Henry Kinzel
Geo. H. Kinzel
Thomas W. Harrison
Romney man sues B&O Railroad for five thousand dollars
Philip Hack of Romney has filed suit in Cumberland Maryland against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for five thousand dollars. Hack says he was ejected from the Queen City waiting room while holding a ticket and waiting for a train. Improvements by Mr. Savage extend a lodge storefront into a second story porch with a newly installed sign depicting an Indian crafted by Mr. Nail.
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Philip Hack
Romney
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hack
Queen City
Ralph Savage
North Main Street
Savage
Jnc. W. Nail
Reverend Statton to Speak at United Brethren Church
Rev G W Statton of Monte Vista Colorado will deliver an address at the United Brethren Church tonight. On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Rev S D Skelton will preach.
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United Brethren Church
G. W. Statton
Monte Vista
Col
S. D. Skelton
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Moves Toward Parade Plans
The Friendship Fire Company will meet tonight at 7 30 for parade arrangements. The regular monthly meeting is set for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
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Friendship, Attention
Friendship Fire Company
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Adjusted
Regular meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union scheduled for next Friday at four o’clock. Members are asked to note the change of hour and date.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
City Resolution Sets Lighting Policy for Gas or Electricity
A city council resolution limits lighting to gas for City Hall while lessees may employ any lighting agency. The plan aims to reduce annual costs by several hundred dollars and reflects an adjustment from a previous proposal restricting lessees to electricity only.
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Torium
Memorial procession lineup and cemetery service details
The notice lists divisions and groups in a ceremonial procession including marshal W. W. Striker and various fire companies and bands. Six hundred school children and civic groups participate. At Stonewall Cemetery Rev J P Sibley offers prayer, Mayor Barton introduces Col Effinger, followed by a memorial service for Grand Commander Jno J Williams.
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W. W. Striker
Sarah Zane
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Rouss Hook and Ladder
Friendship Cornet Band
Friendship Fire Company
Charlestown Fire Company
Union Cornet
Charley Rouss Fire Company
South End Hose Company
Jack Adams
Junior Memorial Association
Philip Williams
Stonewall Cemetery
J. P. Sibley
J. P. Hyde
Barton
Col. Effinger
Hyde
Jno J. Williams
Ice Plant Advances in Ammonia and Brine Prep
Ammonia preparation is underway at the ice plant and brine has been prepared. By tomorrow Mr. E D Palmer plans to start ice manufacture, though the ice will take several days to form fully. The manufacturer welcomes visits from interested parties.
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E D Palmer
Miss Katherine McDonnough Leaves Fairfax for Knoxville
Miss Katherine McDonnough a Fairfax College teacher departs for her Knoxville Tennessee home this morning. Attractions in Tennessee will keep her from returning next year, much to local friends' regret. Rice and old shoes were visible at the depot.
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Katherine McDonnough
Fairfax College
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Railroads Seek $2.90 Rate for Firemen Trip
The Rouss Hook & Ladder Company weighs a proposed Westminster Maryland trip next week to attend the Maryland State Firemen's Association June 12 and 13. Railroads request $2.90 for uniformed and $3.18 for ununiformed men, a rate that could affect the journey.
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Rouss Hook & Ladder Company
Westminster
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
City inspector reports strong mosquito control in wards
Inspector W. H. Vermillion, appointed under the Mosquito Law, has inspected First and Third Ward premises and is now at work in the Second Ward. He finds the general condition excellent with a few unfavorable exceptions.
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W. H. Vermillion
Mr Boyd's Guest to Speak at Stonewall Cemetery
Hon Wm H Effinger of Oregon will be the orator at Stonewall Cemetery tomorrow. He will arrive by the Baltimore and Ohio train from Harrisonburg in the evening and be the guest of Mr E Holmes Boyd.
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Wm. H. Effinger
Oregon
Stonewall Cemetery
Baltimore and Ohio
Harrisonburg
E. Holmes Boyd
Rummage Sale Brings In Small Sum on West Water Street
The rummage sale run by a philanthropic woman on West Water Street succeeds. Yesterday afternoon old goods valued at 22 dollars were sold. Dray man Jas W Brown received a new delivery wagon. Joseph E Kiger came back from Charlottesville where he spent several weeks.
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West Water Street
Joseph E. Kiger
Charlottesville
Local firms announce new refrigerator stock and cafe specials
Switzer Limburger and cream cheese at P. H. Reardon’s and Funk Ray have received a large supply of refrigerators. Devised crabs daily at J Noonan’s Cafe located at 7 North Loudour Street. Phone numbers listed.
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Funk & Ray
J Noonan
North Loudour Street
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Prince
Winchester’s
Great Red Men
Mr. Savage
Mr. Statton
Electrics
Mr. Boyd
Jas. W. Brown
Drayman
Horsey and Atwell
E. Bruce Cappex
the Jeweler
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
C. E. Huntsberry
North Mainstreet
Boston Lyric Opera
Wang
India
Horsey & Atwell
H. W. Clowe
North Main St
CHW
Ss. Oonee
Waltham
Hamilton
Dueber
Rogers & Bro
Rogers
Jewexer
Mr. Scott
Miller‘Manual School
Evie Powell
Crozet
W. H. Turner
W. B. Richards
Front Royal
Mr. Turner
Harvey’s and Dold’s
Miller Supply Co
Cook
Warren County
Eliza Frary
Kearnsville
Rebecca McCaffery
John Foreman
Inwood
Mr. Thornton
University of Virginia
Dr. Levin Powell
Messrs. Cooper
O’rear
Lake View
John Wright
Strother Shull
C. J. Grove
Chelf
R. E. Chelf
R. W. Stone
RHIWT
N.heat Street
Winchester, Beach
Rosa A
Ocean Ave
Presbyterian Church
Fairmont Avenue
Wayon Oe
Washington Streets
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