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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
Front counters display special June bargains for money savers. Hats reduced from 75c to 25c and $1.26 hats to 50c. Hats up to $2.25 now $1.00. Ready trimmed hats chalked down near half. Dress skirts $1.00 from $1.50 and $2.00 white and linen. Princess dress embroidered value $3.75 from $6.00. Ladies hose 1½c.
In Albin Virginia on June 9 Mr J H Luttrell improves his home with cement walk. Mrs S T Fahnestock and Miss Nellie Fahnestock visited Mrs Fahnestock’s daughter. Rev Henry M White led church services at Burnt Church. Miss Mamie Hudson of Martinsburg visited Mrs Laura ndeon. Mr Dick Greenwalt hosted a neighborhood party. Mrs Roy Lupton spent Sunday with friends in Winchester.
Mr H By Childs recovering after accidental gunshot wound. His mother Mrs Mary Childs of Summit Point WV visiting his brother. Mr Byrd brought Coleman Dunn home from Winchester hospital. Dr F A Cochran in Philadelphia. George D Crone and son Lawrence visiting Neffstown sisters. Crone long B&O Railroad employee praised. P H Lewis and Oy Niceley of Middleway WV visited. Claude Cline lost a cow to overfed green clover. Edward Woore also lost a cow to milk fever. Robert Davis’s hog killed on B and O tracks at Wadesville.
In Capon Springs West Virginia on June 9 James Shoemaker is very ill with pneumonia at Mrs William Fishers home where her husband died of the same disease recently. Robert Kackley stayed with George Farmer as a guest last week. Maphis and Saum of Woodstock were in town on business. Mr and Mrs Lias Anderson visited Mr Pork family and friends near Winchester. Mrs M A Milburn visited her uncle John Elliott in Stevens on Sunday. Mrs Wade Larrick of Nero is very ill. she attended Mount Salem church service. Miss Minta Larrick arrived in Capon and will stay awhile. Miss Dot Strosaider visited Mr John Brill and will spend the summer there. C A Milburn went to Winchester on Tuesday for business and to attend a show. The stork delivered a son to Mr and Mrs Sidney Sechrist on Tuesday.
Miller's Drug Store in Winchester Virginia markets Hindtpo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. They offer a full refund if no benefit and advertise the product as worthwhile with no cost if it fails to help.
Ridgeway Va June 9 members of Paynes Chapel Sunday school announce annual children’s day exercises set for Sunday June 12 at 10 30 am. Forty eight tickets were sold from this place to Winchester. Mrs Mary E Cunningham is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Kibler celebrate arrival of a fine boy. J J Ridgeway shipped 782 lambs last Saturday from En ton to Baltimore. Yard party planned by Reet Chapel in near future.
The page lists wholesale quotes for wheat flour oats rye and butter with varied prices and a few livestock items. It also notes Mrs John Schad has returned home to Martinburg after treatment for epithelonia and Mrs W W Dellinger remains in recovery after recent surgery with hopes of resuming duties soon.
Capucline relieves headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach troubles. It also eases cold or grip attacks and feverish symptoms. The liquid remedy acts immediately and restores normal conditions. Available at drug stores in 10c 25c and 50c sizes.
Public auction will be held in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at noon on the North Loudoun street lot 827. Garland M Hansbrough executor of Mary J Glaize dec’d guides sale under court decree. One third cash day of sale balance two bonds due in one and two years with 6 percent interest secured by a Deed of Trust and fire policy.
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