Personal notices from Berryville and Winchester region
Complete line of paint just opened at Miller Supply Co. Unkl Bill at No 5 offers cold beer and pure whiskey in Berryville. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. William Knight of Baltimore and Dr. and Mrs. Julian F. Ward. Captain and Mrs H A Herrell returned to Washington with Mr. William Herrell. Various visitors and locals travel, visit, or attend events in Berryville, Winchester, and nearby towns, including Miss Pinkie Sheetz and Miss Daisy Burkhart. Notables: Hon. Harry St. George Tucker, Jamestown Exposition president, and Jim Barry, Winchester baseball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Uncle Bill
William Knight
Baltimore
Julian F. Ward
H. A. Herrell
Washington
William Herrell
Harry ©. Lintoer
Lancaster
Harry St. George . Tucker
W. P. McGuire
Two Men Thrown Out of a Buggy Incident
Two men were thrown from a buggy when it was frightened and upset by a stray animal. they escaped with few bruises. The report notes no serious injuries and lists several local residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Ernest Funkhouser
Rappahannock County
Mila Edwards
Winchester
D. C. Funkhouser
Cedarville
Jessie Brumback
N. E. Funkhouser
Big Pool
Maryland
J. E. Sutphin
Flint Hill
Wesley Funkhouser
J. B. Funkhouser
Mary Burner
Luray
Frederick County
Frank Brumback
Eddie Snapp
Hl. Brumback
Dayton
Rueben Zirkle
New Market
Local Market Prices Steady Amid Mixed Livestock
Prices show steadiness in local markets with oats at 2.45 dollars per bushel and notes of chicken items and fowl such as old hens and old roosters appearing in listings.
City Council awards lighting contract to lowest bidder
Winchester chooses Winchester Power Company for lamp lighting at 50 dollars per lamp per year for ten years, saving the city about 1440 dollars annually compared to the 70 dollar per lamp paid to Winchester Gas and Electric Light. The decision faced no dissenting vote, with some councilmen abstaining due to personal interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington City Power Company
Baker
Jenkins
Power Company
Carter
Geos E B. Jenkins
William T. Barr
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Selecias
Cinta Sonkind Ab Wn Benpesk
J. E. Correll
Police, pay and moral movement noted in editorial
The article defends police salaries as fair and praises their duty. It criticizes a self styled literary mover, labeled R gray Williams, and mentions Mr. Will Frederick of the Eddy Press in Winchester V A visiting Cumberland Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray
Will Frederick
The
Eddy Press
Winchester
Cumberland Times
Protect Your Vitality with Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets
A 19th century style health ad urges readers to protect vitality by strengthening the stomach. It claims stomach tablets cure digestive troubles with a money back guarantee unless cancer is present, and promotes Franck Baker & Son as sellers offering a 60-cent box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son
Newsy Letter From White Post Highlights Local Visits
White Post notes travelers and guests including Miss Mary Hicks returning from Greenway Court Rural Retreat, Mr Daniel Compton visiting Mr Harry Powers, and Mrs Mary Fletcher back in Rappahannock County. Social visits to Berryville Elkton Winchester and Nineveh marked by speeches and commencements. Mrs Fendall honored as oldest living graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Mary Hicks
Greenway Court
Meade Memorial Church
Mary Fletcher
Rappahannock County
Walter Hornbaker
Chambersburg
W. C. Green
Michael Reardon
Mary
Rose Hill
Strummer
Elkton
Albert Briarly
Washington
Susan Fendall
J. C. Bowie
Lucile
Frederick
Academy of Visitation
Fendall
Walter Bowers
Dorothy Skinker
Nineveh
Lucy Funston
Winchester
Farnk Kennerly
Flood damages Dry Run Bridge and area gardens
Heavy rain Friday and Saturday caused extensive damage to gardens and swept away the Dry Run bridge. Local residents including Miss Maggie Lewis and Miss Pauline Parish were in Parishville, with several other locals visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Notables such as Prof. J. Howard Gore and Mr. Baxter Griffin were seen in the area, while illness and travel marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahalah Triplett
Baxter “Giffin
Trone
Gore
Summer Fixings Offerings for Comfort
If you keep cool you can enjoy a range of thin summery items. The store lists shirts underwear hosiery straw hats and various thin toggery ready for customers. Prices are described as reasonable allowing shoppers to pick exactly what they want.
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Miller Supply Co
R. P. Northop
Westminster, Md
Evans
S. S. Kline
Winches
Carson Davis
Yellow Springs
W. Va
T. J. Orndorff
S. Bevan Miller
Elise Miller
Capon Springs
Balto. News
Harry Correll
Phillippi, W. Va
Dan. Haines
J. EB. Correll
Mary E.dailey
Nellie Kline
Mount Jackson
Susie Lewis
Spencer W. Aldrich
New York
Harry H. Baker
Woodstock
C. W. Wattles
Alexandria
C. E. Lippitt
Pinkie Sheetz
Daisy Burkhart
Burkhart
Martinsburg World
Edward J.evans
Annapolis
Louis McCoy Nurton
J. W. Armentrout
Strasburg
A. G. Rudolph
Jim Barry
Norfolk
William H. Crawford
Martinsburg
Crawford Woolen Company
Crawford
Virginia Woolen Company
J. W. Richard
Wyatt
Beeaweer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
N. Main St
J. P. Haddox
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry'’S
W. Piccadilly Street
H. W. Clowe
He Ladies’ Aid Society
Mount Eleswant - U. B
Capper
Fouvenir
West Water Bt
Braddock Soak Ieighin
Wanchai
Spey Te
F. Grove
West Water Street
Jones
Fairmont Ave
E. Murnan
Philadelphia
Arthur R. Anderson
Eerste
Daniel Compton
Front Royal
Harry Powers
Dry Run Bridge
Charles L. Barrow
Bunker Hill, W. Va
S. H. Hable
Stetson
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
R. Gray Wlliams
Horsey & Atwell
W. Ramsburg
Piccadil
J. Swimley
Brucetown
Wanamaker & Brown
People
Easy
Coca
Coyne S Brothers
Eg Bt
Stu
Fisher
Agt
Bridgeport Organs
F. W. Magruder
Main Street
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn
Taylor Ritter
Yellowbrings
Marlboro
ES Eskey
D. R. Eskey
Vance Gao Stove ND Steel Ranay Co
Rouse Enginehouse
Bell Phone
Frank Thomas
Zirkie
John Wcarlisle
Carlisle
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