Mrs Stump Returns Home from East Radford Visit
Mrs. Frank Stump returns to her East Radford, Virginia home after visiting aunt Miss Kate MecVicar on North Main street. She is accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Anderson who will visit for some time. George Elliott of Charles Town West Virginia and Mrs. E N Zeilor with Miss Lee Pine of Dukesville West Virginia stayed a few days with A B Richards at The Maples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stump
Kate MecVicar
North Main Street
East Radford
Herbert Anderson
Charles Town
W. Va
E. N. Zeilor
Lee Pine
Dukesville
A. B. Richards
Elizabeth
Washington
D. C
H. S. Willey and Children
Woodstock
O. R. Rhodes
J. P. Stump
Fannie, Atterbank
Leesburg
Joseph Watson
A.R. Middleton
Baltimore
Annie Gardner
Paris
Ellen. Harris
Grace Wallace
Chicago
Ill
Denver
Colo
Paron Stump
Rev
Mra
Miss Pitts
Alexandria
B. F. Greenwalt
Yates
Jesse Stall
Odd Fellows
Clarence ‘Venable
Front Royal
S. R. Edmondson
New Store Open Promises Fresh Stock and Variety
An advertisement notes a new store now open offering fresh stock and complete variety with competitive prices. The exact store name appears as Hillyard Lewis in the fragment.
Relatives Thank Friends for Kindness During Illness
Relatives of the late Mrs. Lula Curl wife of Mr. C. B. Gurl express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Curl
C. B. Gurl
Wedding at Kensington Church Unites West and German
Miss Lacey May West daughter of Rev T Marshall West wed Edward Harrington German of Mount Washington. The ceremony at Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church was performed by the bride’s father with Rev German aiding. Miss Angelia West was maid of honor and Howard Gilbert best man.}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Lacey May'' West
T. Marshall West
Winchester
Edward Harrington German
Mount Washington
Mr. Cardwell
West
Buckingham
Minnie Holliday
Mary Louisé
German
Elizabeth Joye
Mark L. German
Prince Smith
Edward Hutton
The-Valley
Marlboro Happenings Report Local News and Visits
Marlboro notes list Miss Pearl Kinsley visiting Miss Gusse Stickley and Mrs J E Clagett staying in Winchester. George Booth travels to Harrisonburg for a stay. Dr R J Shull and wife honored at a gathering hosted by Mrs B Jamison. Protracted meeting led by Rev A G Link and J T Siler begins Monday night at 8.00 at the Presbyterian Church. Emma Shull and Mrs B C Shull visiting at home. Ernest Funkhouser and Sally Hoover spent Thursday evening with Mrs R J Shull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
B. C. Shull
Emma
A. G. Link
J. T. Siler
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Funkhouser
Sally Hoover
R. J. Shull
Infant Walter Cave Rests After Early Morning Death
The funeral for five week old Walter Cave, son of Henry Cave, was held at 10 this morning. Rev. R. G. Hammond of the United Brethren Church conducted the service at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Burial followed at the Ceractery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cave
Henry Cave
Baton North Main Street
R. G. Hammond
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron
Truth and Quality Laxative Advertisement Claim
An ad extols Truth and Quality as a premier laxative from California Fig Syrup Co. It claims it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or need to increase doses, uses physician approved ingredients, and urges purchase only of the genuine product from leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
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Bloomer
TRUMP
Horsey & Atwell
THE
Shenandoah Val. Nat. Bank
Farmers & Eee Pen Bank
Oppo. County Court House
U. S. Gov’t Depository
R. Eskey
Billyard & Lewis
West Water Street
Bijou Dream
Main Street
Evans
Vale of Shenandoah
Middletown
Edith
Ida May Dimges
New Jersey
Marlboro
Ista Ig
Winchester Steam
Main St
Winchester and
Washington City
RY. CO
People’s Bargain Store
Cor. Market
Piccadily St
Baker’s
Prince
Henry S
Baker & Co
Snapp’s Foundry & Machine Shops
S. H. Hable’s
Gray
Sheetz
Old Home Store
Japan
North
Lain
Virginia
N. Main St
S. WY. N. Bank
J. R. Haddox
North Main
Winchestere VA
Cheon
Winchester Tea Co
All Grocers
McCormick
R. M. Swimley & Bro., Eichelburger Bldg
Huntsberry’s
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