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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
2
Rates listed include yearly 2.00 six months 1.00 three months 0.50 one month 0.20. Postage prepaid by publishers. Rates available at Tum Star Office 17 and 19 East Water Street. Tum Star delivered by carriers citywide at five cents per week.
Harrisonburg Free Press argues the Virginia Democratic Party risks disruption as Montague and Swanson clash. The piece criticizes Montague for disrupting the party, cites a Pittsburg county result, and warns conservatives to avoid endorsing divisive candidates while urging the public to seek unity.
Gorg Virginia June 7 Mr B J Kern is seriously ill at his Rock Enon home Dr Love was phoned for yesterday and performed an operation but the old gentleman remains in severe condition with little hope of recovery J W Parish is busy weighing wool and paying cash for the same Harry Potts left for Washington with his black horse and Dr Gover's gray driver expected to return Sunday Mrs S 8 Gore plans to brighten up for guests arriving soon one has already arrived and others are expected to follow
The Norfolk and Western Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo from May 1 to September 30, 1901. W. B. Begill is listed in connection with the notice.
Railroad timetable listing departures for Henry Bretjer Co, B&O, CV and B4&O from various stations including Romney Bloomery Shockeysville Marlboro Mountain Falls Rock Enon Springs Capon Springs and Star Routes with mail close times and arrival/departure windows.
A quiet wedding was held yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church parsonage on North Braddock Street. The couple were Mr. Benjamin F. Jobhrston of White Post and Miss Nellie V. Custard of Berkeley Springs, daughter of Mr. Jacob Custard of West Virginia. The ceremony moved from 3:30 to 3 o'clock due to the storm.
Prof H A Converse of Baltimore spends a few days in town. He is a mathematics instructor at Randolph Harrison School set to begin in September, while continuing his duties at Johns Hopkins University.
San Francisco hosts Epworth League convention with cheap excursion tickets via the Norfolk and Western Railway from July 5 to 12. Tickets valid until August 31, 1901. Address W. B. Bevill G P A Roanoke Va.
The Lexington Gazette notes the Friendship reel team will travel to Woodstock for Independence Day races. In town, Baltimore and Ohio passenger agent Mr. C. E. Dudrow and his daughters Emma, Lizzie O’Boyie, and Annie Chamblin visited, placing flowers on a Stonewall Cemetery lot.
Regular session of the Charley Rouses Fire Company is scheduled for 8 o'clock tonight at J Neonan's Cafe 7 North Loudour Street. Debates will cover local fire service matters and community safety.
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