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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
6
iM HH. E. Guyer recently admitted for surgery at Memorial Hospital recovers quickly and is expected to return home to Mrs. W. Swimiey.
Miss Beverley Better and Miss Annie Douglas Beverley underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital by Dr W P McGuire on Tuesday night and were reported resting well afterward.
Advertises willing to pay good prices for moving footage future stories old films machines and leases. Includes offer to buy and sell thea tres. Address given as FILM C O 150 E Mth St New York City with a 6 8 w reference.
The marriage of Miss Irene Mareece Woolford daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Woolford Lovettsville to Mr William Stipe took place at the bride’s home in Stephenson Wednesday at 11 o’clock in the presence of invited guests. Stipe postmaster and member of Stipe Dunn, a leading merchant firm, plan to reside in Stephenson after a wedding trip to the eastern cities. Attending were Messrs John Jolliffe Silver O rear and Charles Robinson.
A list of farm and orchard properties for sale near Charlottesville Virginia dated June 8 1951 outlines 6 offerings. Prices range from 3000 to 17000 dollars with parcels from 4 miles from town to 700 acres suitable for apples. Includes fruit trees 1500 to 2000 trees and descriptions of dwelling outbuildings and proximity to stations. Also notes a free Real Estate Register describing 200 farms for sale.
Bud Hilliard 35, son of Jacob Hilliard of Frederick county, was struck and killed by a Norfolk and Western passenger train near Charlestown West Virginia while walking along the track after an apparent drinking bout. The rail accident happened at dusk. the body was taken to Berryville for funeral services at Red Bud United Brethren Church.
Miss Annie R Barbour married George W Horner of Greenspring Va yesterday afternoon at her parents Kernstown home. Rev Strother officiated. Sadie Barbour rendered the wedding march. Bridesmaids were Miss Bessie Barbour and Miss C Baker. The couple will reside in Greenspring and be at home after June 15.
Empire presents a strong refined vaudeville program for the last three days this week. Watson and Frankford perform singing and dancing while Jack Benton offers comedy juggling. Four reels of best pictures include a Reliance Indian reel titled In the Tepee. Ten cent show with five cent admission before eight o clock. coupons honored.
Unsettled tonight then Friday expected to be fair and warmer across Virginia according to the official forecast. The outlook calls for rising temperatures and clearer skies later in the day.
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