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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1906

Page

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Exoneration of Minister in Johnson City Boom Case

Judge Harrison dismisses Miss Mary J. Jackson's accounting suit against minister Jonah N. Reese. Settlement in 1902 ends dispute with Reese paying $300 and transferring two lots, while noting prior confidential dealings required utmost good faith. Court finds no concealment and accepts out of court settlement terms.

Mary J. Jackson Johnson City Betts Miss Jackson Reese Church of the Society of Friends of Harrison Jonah N. Reese Mary “Jane Jackson Mary Jane Jackson Jonah L. Reese Mary J. Jack Soh M. M. Lynch Jo L. Reese

Latane Marries Miss Allen in Virginia Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Allen WeyS Latane to the Hon. A. Latane of Buchanan took place with Rev. R. C. Jett and Rev. William Darbie officiating. The bride, given away by George J. Allen, wore gray travel gowns, and was attended by her sister Mrs. William Kemper as matron of honor. The couple departed for Old Point Comfort via Washington and Baltimore, with several relatives and notable guests in attendance.

Buchanan William Kemper Warrenton Meindelssohn Nannie Williams Ae C. Allen Virginia Old Point Comfort Washington Baltimore J. Allen Waitta William Watts Roanoke Gertie Gatewood Gatewood C. B. Gatewood Frostburg Fannie Wilde van Buren Fournace R. A. Latane C. B. Allen Wytheville

Ardent Lover Loses Horse and Buggy in Whitacre

Whitacre June 18. Harry Godlove of Capon Bridge loses his horse and buggy while calling on a damsel. The horse wandered into a machine shed. the man, thinking it had gone home, took the girl’s brother to drive him home. A later telephone report confirmed the horse’s safety.

Whitacre Harry Godlove Capon Bridge

Flower Strewing By The Pythians In Winchester Lodge

Knights of Pythias Winchester Lodge observed decoration day with memorial services for deported brethren. E. E. Northen delivered the oration at Castle Hall after which the Knights marched to Mount Hebron Cemetery to decorate graves of deceased lodge members with flowers.

Winchester J Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Rey E. E. Northen Mount Hebron

Little Child Buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery

The little child Earl Francie, son of Joseph White, who died at his parents home near the Paper Mills, was buried today in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev. E. FE. Northen officiating. Insurance ad notes wheat insured in barns and farms against fire and lightning with rates offered by Her Bryarly & Bro. continuous farm coverage available.

Earl Francie Joseph White Mount Hebron Rev E. FE. Northen Bryarly & Bro

Judge Harrison Guest Of Honor At Luray Banquet

Judge Thomas W. Harrison travels to Luray Virginia for a banquet at the Hotel Lawrence hosted by the Luray and Page County bar. Judge Haas of Rockingham County will preside over the new Page County circuit. The event honors both judges with speeches planned by Harrison Haas and others.

Thomas W. Harrison Luray Lawrence Page County Harrison Virginia T. N. Haas Rockingham County Haas

Forgiven Once She Ran Off Again Near Waynesboro

Mary Row wife of William H. Row of Russell Station near Waynesboro Pa deserted her husband months ago for Martinsburg West Virginia with Harry Brechbill. She wrote asking to be taken back and he went to Martinsburg on June 9. She begged for forgiveness and was taken home. She fled again last Wednesday with two children leaving a note about neighbor criticism. A ten year old child refused to accompany her and she was traced as far as Edgemont.

Mary Row William H. Row Russell Station Waynesboro Martinsburg W. Va Harry Brechbill Ron Edgemont

Mad Dog Amunck At White Post Report

A rabid dog belonging to a colored man caused excitement at White Post in Clarke County yesterday morning. The animal bit several dogs, terrified residents, and then escaped. The bitten dogs are penned awaiting injury results. Officials fear the animals may go mad.

The Star Today White Post Clarke County

Wires in Valley Injured in Storm

Severe electrical storm yesterday disrupted telecommunications in the Valley with telegraph lines hit hardest. Winchester area suffered reduced outbound wires while phones failed to varying degrees, crop damage was minor.

Valley Winchester

Sarah Zane Reel Team Invited to Woodstock Races

The Sarah Zane Reel Team receives an invitation to compete at Woodstock on July 4. The team plans to meet at B o'clock tonight to decide their participation and travel arrangements for the event.

Sarah Zane Reel Woodstock

Philadelphia Man Guests Leader Mr T T Wail

Mr Harry Howell of Philadelphia has been the guest of Mr T T Wail.

Harry Howell Philadelphia T. T. Wail

Lightning Strikes Home Killing Cow and Injuring Family

A severe thunderstorm and electrical strike near Darkesville hit a telegraph pole and burned the house area. A cow owned by Thomas Britton was killed instantly, and occupants of a nearby house were stormed but unharmed. No further damage reported.

Quiet City Wedding Tansell Kastér Tie The Knot

A quiet wedding was held at the bride’s home in the city Saturday at eight o’clock. Miss Minnie Myrtle Tansell daughter of John and Mary M. Tansell married Mr Alonza Delbert Kastér. Rev R E Northen of the First Baptist Church officiated. The groom is a weaver at the Virginia Woolen Mills. The couple will reside in the city with many friends.

Minnie Myrtle Tansell John Mary M. Tansell Alonza Delbert Kastér RE. E. Northen First Baptist Church Virginia Woolen Mills

Jonathan Clark Buried in County

Mr Jona than M Clark was buried at Chestnut Grove yesterday. He lived near Siler in this county and suffered with spinal affliction. He was advanced in years. Mrs B F Frye and son Mayo and daughter Mrs Ramsburg of Capon Bridge were guests of Mr R E Whitacre Sunday. Mr Al Oates and wife of Capon Bridge were calling on friends there yesterday.

Clarke County resident Mr. K. J. Byrne visits town

Mr. K. J. Byrne of Clarke County spent the day in town, touring local shops and meeting residents.

K. J. Byrne Clarke County

Five Year Term For Highwayman Is Given

Thomas Mosee, a Black man arrested last March for robbing Heya Ke Moore, pleaded guilty in Circuit Court before Judge Thomas W. Harrison and was sentenced to five years in the Virginia penitentiary. Mosee was captured by Winchester police on March 29 and held for grand jury action after a true bill was returned. Foreman T. A. Ogden led the grand jury with members Larrick, Steek, Snapp, Marker, Mellinger, Yeakley and Parish.

Thomas Mosee Chargers Heya KE Moore Thomas W. Harrison Virginia Mosé Winchester Aati T. A. Ogden R.A. Larrick T.W. Steek Filden Snapp John D. Marker A. G. Mellinger H. Yeakley C. W. Parish

George Bushnell & Co Anniversary Celebration

George Bushnell and Company celebrated their forty fifth anniversary last Saturday. Thousands visited the well known druggists store receiving souvenirs while ladies received candy and china and gentlemen cigars note books and more. Carnations were given to all and the Junior Orchestra played in the store rear with prize drawings for purchases. Ladies prizes included a hair brush and comb perfume and candy. gentlemen prizes a gillette razor meer scaum pipe and briar pipe. Winning numbers were 2100 2054 2065 for ladies and 1546 1562 4570 for gentlemen.

George Bushnell & Co

John Hauptman Buried in Clarke

The body of John Hauptman who died in Maryland was brought to Berryville and interred today in Green Hill Cemetery. The National Good Roads Association meeting at the Courthouse drew farmers from Clarke and neighboring counties. Chester Ogden, Harry and Wilmer Gower return from Virginia schools. visitors from New York are en route to Berryville.

Evening Star Bureau Berryvidille John Hauptman Maryland Green Hill Cemetery National Good Roads’ Association Clarke Chester Ogden Blacksburg V. P. T. Messrs Harry and Wilmer Gower Ashland New York Berryville

Social visits noted as arrivals from Washington

Miss Lily Yeatman and Mrs. Shoemaker with Miss Laura Yeatman arrived from Washington yesterday. Miss Tau ra is visiting her uncle Mr. R. E. L. Anderson.

Lily Yeatman Shoemaker Laura Yeatman Washington Miss Taura R. E. L. Anderson

Mrs Kerns Dead at Capon Bridge

Whitacre June 18 Mrs Harris Refine died last night at her home near Capon Bridge after a long illness with consumption. She formerly lived in Cumberland but moved last spring seeking better health. She was Mollie Miller daughter of John M Miller. Survived by husband two children and her parents and many siblings. Interment at Fairview in the County on Tuesday. Funeral services by Rev G J Racey.

G. J. Racey

Roanoke Postmaster Nomination Sparks Battle in Senate

Renewed interest surrounds Luther G. Funkhouser as Roanoke seeks a new postmaster. Nominated by the President months ago, his fate rests in the Senate with opponents predicting rejection or a possible recess appointment. Harris Tope remains in office as eight years postmaster. Senator Scott, ally of the Hoge family, is seen as a key obstacle.

Roanoke Luther G. Funkhouser A. C. Brown Winchester Senate Funkhous

Children’s Day Services at Bliss Shine Despite Rain

Inclement weather yesterday evening did not dampen attendance at the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Children’s Day program. The service featured songs recitations and drills performed by well behaved children amid floral decorations and spruce festoons. Local visitors and residents are noted and weather impacts including hail near Paxton’s Chapel with minimal damage to corn are reported.

James Ritter Tinden Winchester Henry Womeldorf Sallie Tloover Woodstock Laura Snapp Paxton’s Chapel Smith Henshaw Summit Point Henry Glaize

Miss Mamie Spellman Returns to Winchester

Miss Mamie Spellman, who spent time in Richmond and other cities, has returned to Winchester and is now the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Conway.

Mamie Spellman Richmond Washington Winchester Mrs. M. Conway

Noted Frederick County Case Sees Arrest In Defilement Conspiracy

Charles A Fisher, a 25 year old white man, was arrested and held by Frederick County magistrate William Davison on a charge of conspiring to procure defilement of his wife Gurney Fisher by another person. A second man from near Orlando Shenandoah County is named in the case and may face arrest soon. The incident follows Virginia limits on such offenses and awaits Circuit Court trial in Frederick.

Prederick Charles A. Fisher Fisher William Davison Middletown Winchester Gurney Fisher Orando Shenandoah Harrisonburg Virginia Newport News Frederick County

Children’s Day Program at Baptist Church Delights

The Baptist Church held a Children’s Day service with a full audience, ornate altar decor, and a program of merit. Children performed recitations, songs, and drills with skill while older girls delivered solos and a twelve girl chorus impressed. Rev Northen gave a brief talk as Massie Parker Dixon and Ree sang in a quartet.

Baptist Church Roy FE. E. Northen Massie Parker, Dixon Ree

Coins 175 Years Old Found in Hampshire County Chimney

Coins dating 175 years were found in an old chimney at Henry Richard farm on North River in Hampshire County West Virginia. The chimney stood in a house among the first built in the region.

Henry Richard North River Hampshire County W. Va

Clarke Courier editor Hughes visits Winchester today

Berryville visitor Mr. C. R. Hughes editor of the Clarke Courier called in Winchester today. Hughes formerly resided in this city.

Berryville Winchester C. R. Hughes Clarke Courier Hughes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jonah Reese Miss Allen Weys MR. Henr Latane Allen Judge Harrison Mad Dog Amunck Berkeley County Banker Hill Darkesville Thomas Britton M. E. Church Cora Hayslett Mabel Bowen Gee. Hayslett Brucetown Charles F. Laise BE. R. Henson Arden Gravatt Diocese of Virginia Christ M. EB Ashland’ White Presbyterian Church Mary North Lillie Clendenning Edna Henson Kirk Paleson Williams Sallie Hayslett Margaret Fry Bruce Clendenning W. 8 Laise P.O. S. of A Edna Huyett Annie Hopkins Hagerstown Lizzie Laise Legg Rock Glenn Farm Bride Jonathan Clark County Trius Mosee Lloyd Moore Roanoke Post Office Bliss Charles’ A. Fisher Iood
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