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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
The local Typographical Union informs Winchester that Geo. W. Johnson who left town Saturday under a cloud was not a member but an outsider. The union notes members have left the city, leaving friends who would welcome their return.
Mr Albert Elliott is dangerously ill with pneumonia Dr R W Gover is the physician Mrs S B Larrick and two children return from extended visit to her parents Dr and Mrs James T Gardner at Capon Bridge Mr F D Goodwen to Star Tannery on business
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a $100,000,000 tunnel project to span two rivers, substantially increasing the estimated cost of the Panama Canal endeavor.
The article analyzes Haywood as a dominant labor figure capable of bending the rank and file to his beliefs. It contrasts his forceful leadership with the dangers of ideological zeal and the potential for aggressive methods in pursuing goals.
Macedonia June 19. Mr. Louis and Miss Emlie Smith spent Sunday with their brother Arch Smith near town. Mrs. John B Fries has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Malister near Nain. Miss Elizabeth Petrie and Miss Cruckshank of Bartonaville were pleasant callers in this community yesterday.
Rev Dr W. Lupton, longtime pastor of the Leesburg Presbyterian Church for eight years, resigns effective September 1 and will retire from active ministry. A Frederick County, Virginia native, he spent 28 years as pastor in Clarksville Tennessee and will reside in Winchester after September 1. He has 40 years of ministerial service.
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The imported Percheron stallion, recently purchased by The North Federick Horse Vo, will be at 8S. E. Browns near Gainesboro on Monday and Tuesday at Hon. RB. Barton’s farm. Wednesday and Thursday at C. E Adams near Chambersville, and Friday and Saturday each week at the same Adams location.
Heated by carbon heaters, Geel macadamized roads. Connection with the 11 o clock train at Lluemont from Washington, which returns to Washington after a few minutes’ wait. Connections with morning train at Berryville for Bluemont passengers if notified the day previous. Write for folder giving information of meeting trains at Berryville and Winchester. Maurice F. Castlemn, Prof Cast Perry. Ve
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