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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
Booths Balm formerly Hyomei Balm is advertised as a pure skin food that can be used on delicate skin with instant relief. The Hyomei Company of Buffalo New York guarantees results and markets the product as suitable for direct skin application.
The notice states that only signed communications will be published and anonymous letters or those not relating to news or current comments will not be credited or printed.
Millwood Virginia reports Miss Mary Meade is home from Baltimore after a throat operation. The procedure aims to restore health after over a year of illness. Dr. Harrison and Mr. Bevan traveled from New York and will tour England all summer. Dr. Nathaniel Burwell will supervise Harrison's practice at Fire Creek West Virginia.
Hayfield residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. William Wisecarver and family stayed with Mrs. Ramey. John Hopkins and Lizzie Harlee visited relatives. Elias Anderson from Capon Springs paid calls. Rutherford of Lenore visited Bayliss. Pidyer meeting planned at Light then White homes. Holmes and Seymour families traveled from Saturday to Tuesday. Children’s Day services in Gainesboro drew large attendance. Mrs Potts and son Walter visited Winchester. Ella Cornell and Glenn guests of Mamie Miller.
The Clarke Courier notes that the Boyce town plans and blueprints for a $6,000 high school building were received last week and construction should begin soon. It commends Boyce residents for public spirit and progress after securing the high school and forming the Bank of Boyce.
The North Frederick Horse Co. reports its imported Percheron stallion can be seen at S. KE. Browns near Gainesboro on Monday and Tuesday. B I Barton's farm hosts Wednesday, C. E Adams near Chambereville on Thursday, and at the same Adams site Friday and Saturday each week.
Heated by carbon heaters the Berryville and Bluemont stage offers good connections with the 11 o'clock train at Bluemont from Washington, returning shortly after. Connections with morning trains at Berryville for Bluemont passengers are arranged, and a folder with meeting times at Berryville and Winchester is available from Maurice F. Cheeny, proprietor.
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