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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
6
Mr Williams delivered an address on Jefferson Davis in the camp room at Turner Ashby Camp, C.V., on Saturday afternoon before many veterans and ladies. The Star cannot print a full notice today due to space. a longer summary will appear tomorrow.
Jacob Carpenter dies at 75 with a 25 year Winchester county residence. Krouse had three sons and two daughters, with siblings and a Berryville aunt noted. Funeral at 2 pm from Mrs Steele’s home, Mount Hebron burial. Jane Shultize, 84, once of Criglersville, dies near Woodstock, with relatives listed. Lula Curl funeral held at Christ Church and Mount Hebron. Laura Slagle, a noted colored woman, buried at Orrick cemetery with three daughters and two sons.
Editor notes corrected history from the Confederate Memorial Association piece. Miss Mary Kurtz was former vice president. headstones now present at Stonewall Cemetery. Corrects Winchester arrival date to April 8 1861 and secession ordinance date to July seventh. Major Robert W. Hunter traveled to Washington after visiting his home.
James Bennett driving a $6,000 touring car owned by visitors was arrested by Sergeant Taylor and fined $2 in police court for speeding on Main street. The arrest followed by May or H H Baker who witnessed the run. The party is stopping at the Winchester Inn.
Are you seeking bargains in watches clocks jewelry and silverware Attend the closing out sale of D F Hinkings 128 N Main St Miss Mary E Newcomer former Nail's millinery staff has returned to her home in Hagerstown
Mr. William H. Beck and his daughter Miss Eleanor Beck of Milton Pennsylvania are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nail on North Main Street.
Joseph W. Wells departed on a business trip leaving a mourning note. The message mentions personal loss and his travels, with Wells asking readers to understand his absence from company duties.
M William G Dorsey of Washington spent yesterday with relatives in the city.
Mt John Campbell arrived in Baltimore this morning after visiting friends in the city.
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