Winchester Bluemont Stage Notice Trains and Schedules
Starting May 30 Southern By. Co. trains arriving at Bluemont will be met daily by stage at 10.40 a.m. and return at 12.15 p.m. Every Sunday from June 1 to December 1 the stage will run a round trip Winchester to Bluemont with a 12 oclock return at Castleman's Ferry and a riverside excursion until 4 p.m. Reaching Winchester at 6.30 p.m. Sundays and Wednesdays the stage waits for the morning Berryville train en route to Bluemont. Maurice F Castleman dated 5-29-1p-tt.
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Winchester
Bluemont
Castleman’s Ferry
Southern By. Co
Berryville
Maurice F
Castleman
Browne Heads to Mexico as Mining Engineer for GE
Mr. Browne, son of Mr and Mrs Horace Browne of this city, left on the Cumberland Valley train for Mexico where he has taken a mining engineer post with the General Electric Company. He will work several hundred miles north of the City of Mexico and previously served years with GE in Lima, Peru. Friends in Winchester wish him success and regret his departure.
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Horace’ Brown
Cumberland Valley
Mexico
General Electric Company
Browne
City of
Lima
Peru
Winchester
Three Months For Young Minnick Convicted by Court Martial
Private Edward Minnick of Company II Second Battalion Engineers was found guilty by court martial of being absent twenty one days without leave. He received three months confinement at hard labor and forfeiture of pay to reimburse the United States for the cost of his apprehension. Evidence of three prior convictions was considered. General Wood approved the sentence.
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Washington
Edward Minnick
Winchester
United States
Wood
East
Winchester’s Auditorium Presents New Program Lineup
The Winchester theater announces a full evening program at the Auditorium featuring Hungry Jack's Hallucinations and the grand talking pictures Rose Bergere Raz ner Boy's Fun Charles Ellison Hand of Fate. All seats available at 6 pm for the city’s finest show.
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Winchester
Hungry Jack
Charles Ellison
Notice to Creditors Hook Mill
Notice to creditors. All persons owing J. W. Hook for bills contracted with Hook's Mill will please settle with the bookkeeper at once. All holding claims against the above named will present them for settlement. July 6. Signed J. W. Hook.
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J. W. Hook
Hook
Wounded Carpenter Fights Ongoing Foot Trouble
Mr. James Darr, a noted contracting carpenter, injures his left foot which remains inflamed. He previously stepped on a nail nine years ago at woolen mills, causing a wound that recurs every spring and troubles him still.
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James Darr
Darr
Gray Family Heads to Memphis for Family Visit
City Clerk Richard J. Gray and his son and daughter-in-law leave this noon for Memphis Tennessee to attend centennial celebrations and visit relatives for several weeks.
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Memphis
Richard J. Gray
Robert L. Gray
Tenn. Iy
Confantis
Yénunién
Valley Route Favored For New York Atlanta Highway
Letters to H F Byrd of the Valley Turnpike Co indicate Shenandoah Valley has bright chances to be part of the New York to Atlanta auto highway. C C Bowling of Atlanta expresses optimism, and Frank C Weldon of the Good Roads Club of Georgia notes study of routes and potential cooperation in Winchester Martinsville Roanoke area.
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H. F. Byrd
The
Valley Turnpike Company
Shenandoah Valley
New York City
Atlanta
Byrd
C C. Bowling
New York
Valley
Frank C. Weldon
Good Roads Club of Georgia
Atlurta Journal
New York Wer
Enterprise
Winchester
Roanoke
Border
White Post News Notes Busy With Visits and Deaths
White Post Virginia notes report visits by RB Rarnshaw of Boston Baking Co in Washington DC and Turner Hughes of Buena Vista Virginia. Funeral held for William Kennerly with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Mrs J H Sixinker travels to New York due to sister Mattie Kennerly illness. Local meat house raid at Ni W Gore's feared theft of hundreds of pounds of ham.
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White Post
RB. J. Rarnshaw
Boston ‘Baking Co
Washington, D. C
Lewis Kennerly
Birmingham
Ala
William
Kennerly
Turner Hughes
Buena Vista
Isabella Randolph
Millwood
William c. Kennerly
Protestant Episcopal Church
O'Chock
G. Maney
Charles O. Dearmont
I. A.chrisman
George” C. Meade
H. G. Kendrick
R. P. Page
David Meade
Mere Reardon
A. Duling
Royal
J. M.robeson
J. H. Sixinker
Greenway Court
New York City
M . Mattie Kennerly
MessissWamies Register at Hotel Evans
Myckvine and W. A. Campbell of St. Joseph Missouri are registered at the Hotel Evans today.
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MessissWamies
Myckvine
W. A. Campbell
St. Joseph, Mo
Hotel
Evans
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Nat. Bank
Yestmenta
Wihithin
Cy Uuowir
K. T. Barton
H. D. Fuller
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Bracetown
Shenandgah Valley Realty CO
Ligen
MGR
Bell Phone
Asee
Rouss Avenue
LCE
GREAM
Woodward
Beth
UY the Famous
Santaire
Japan
China
Geo.w. Kurtz
Mr. Browne
Young
Minnick
Fe’ Chon As
New York-Atlanta
Pranklin
Henry
Martinsville
Rocky Mount
Jrrank
Weddon
Union Suite
Balbriggan
Nainsook
Gray
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Ensminger
Miss Hudson
Willis
Art
Missesffieck
Noel
Katherine R. Geass
Warlor
Max Moses
E. Piccadilly St. Bell
Lydia A.cther
Fairmont Avenue
J. W. Taylor
Lydia A. Cather
Ltone
Frederick Co
J. M Steck
BELL
Wincester Steam Dying & Cleaning Works
Free City Delivery
Jones Creamery
W. McFlercnur
Main St
Baker
Washingtonians
Brooks
Naves
Columbia
Alwa
Virginia Tailoring Co
West W. Street
Oxfords
Henry S. Baker & Co
Tot
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Piccadilly St
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Swimley & Cd Druggists
Jones Bros
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