Personal items from Martinsburg World column
Local notes report Mr J W Atkins of Canterburg visiting town. Mr W C Locke of Canterburg repainting his home. Mr and Mrs William Merryman return from West Virginia. Miss Bara Cuthbert of Philadelphia visiting Miss Ger. Young Men's Club held a dance at Winchester Inn. Shawnee Tribe No 2 initiated eight. H B Carlton of Geary Hotel Woodstock spent day on business. Carroll Willis joined Adams Express in local office. Lily Brown recovered from recent operation and walks short distances daily. Mrs George Martin of Albin to visit Augusta West Virginia with son Dr E Blake Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Carlton
Geary
Woodstock
Carroll Willis
Adame’ Express Company
Lily Brown
Confederate Fete at Inwood Park on July 4
A Confederate fete will be held at Inwood Park on July 4 with nine fine dinners and suppers provided. A riders tournament from the section will take place with afternoon and evening dancing. Extra trains from Winchester will run. The Berkeley county chapter of the U D C sponsors the event for veteran benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood Park
Winchester
Berkely County
U. D
Mrs Gore in Ill Health After Sheriff Gore’s Death
Mrs. Gore widow of the late Sheriff Gore has been seriously ill for some time and her condition worsened today.
Children Day Services At Payne's Chapel In Brucetown
Brucetown residents attend Children’s Day services at Payne's Chapel on Sunday. Mr. Grantham Smith of Martinsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Miss Annie Brady returns from Baltimore, and Mr. W. W. Tanquary Jr. is at home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Payne’s Chapel
Grantham Smith
Martinsburg
Robert Smith
Annie Brady
Baltimore
W. W. Tanquary, Jr
Local Visits Highlight North American Summer Week
June 21 notes guest captains and family hosts in Vancleresville and nearby Williams. J K Cunningham family extends hospitality while Williams visits Mrs Chas for a period this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Cunningham
Vancleresville
W. Va
J. K. Cunningham
Williams
Near Hsia
Chassa Ee
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications, explains it stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining, and promises $100 for any case of deafness by catarrh that cannot be cured by constitutional treatment.
Movements of Seaquakes and Trivial War Triggers
Notes on seaquakes and their effects on ships with incidents from 1863 near Arica. Also recounts wars sparked by trivial slights from William I to Frederick the Great. Includes European birth ratios and German cement practices and peculiar culinary opinions on giraffe tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
B. ‘Dutton
South America
Maj. Dutton
Guayaquil
Waterleo
Seashore Excursions From Cumberland Valley RR 1905 Dates
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Company arranges its annual excursions via O V R E and P R B B to Atlantic City Cape May and other seashore resorts on June 29 July 13 and July 27 July 10 and July 24 and August 7. Tickets valid for 16 days from issue will be sold on these trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad ‘Company
P. RB. B
Atlantic City
Cape May
Springtime Catarrh Warning and Hyomei Remedy
The ad claims spring temperature swings cause catarrh in many, promotes Hyomei with pocket inhaler as a cure. It asserts the inhaler penetrates respiratory passages, heals irritated mucous membranes, and drives catarrh from the system. The complete outfit costs one dollar with a refund promise if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son
Telegraphy Training for Boy Messengers on Santa Fe Line
An order on the Pacific coast division of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad allows messenger boys to study telegraphy half a day. Proficiency leads to positions with higher salaries. Selection will be strict, and boys will be treated as apprentice telegraph operators rather than merely errand boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Division
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Atkins
Canterburg
W. C. Locke
William Merryman
West Virginia
Bara Cuthbert
Phila
Ger
Winchester Inn
By Eay
Minsea Bessie
Meta Sartelle
Jessie Walters
West John Street
Martinsburg World
George Martin
Albin
County
Augusta
E. Blake Martin
Mrs. Gore
Bunker Hill
William Thever
England
Wiliam
Philip of
France
William
Mantes
Frederick the Great
George
Ecuador
Europe
M. de Varingy
Pagis
Mhoreover
Germany
London
Prussia
Weather Forecast
Virginia
Hyomei
Horsey & Atwell
Shamoah Valley
Savings Department
THE
Frederick
Farmers’ & Merchants
NAT. Bank
Dame
Serge
Tor
Snellenburg Clothes
Haddox
Main Street
Andy
Sol
Capper
West Water Street
GOLD
Cua H. Cather
Gainesboro
Portner's
Robert Portner Brewing Company
T. J. Fuqua, Agt
Lenora
Mammoth
H. W. Clowe'’S. Jeweler
N. Main St
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Vastom
Qden’s. Shoe Store
Amherst St
St Lambert Stramn
J. C. Ford
Route 1
Berryville
Washington
Water Sts
Market Street
WOORE
North Main Street
BELL
Geo. H. Eagle
Loudoun Street
State of
Virginian
Warren
Samuel Carson
Feange
Carson Line Company
Joseph Bbaytiss
Boyce
Virginia Lightning
North Market St
Kern Street
Wm. M. Atkinson
Ti A. m
County Court House
Jin Ate Cetsafond
Va. A
Jan Et
Ieaac
Stine Farm
Martinsburg Pike
Charles Brown
H. & W Seabright
N. A. Cooper
E. Water St
Star Office Agt
Columbia Motor No
C.W. Allamong
Fairmont Avenue
W. Water St
N. Braddock St
W. L. Hollis
East Cork Street
H. &.W. Seabright
Oxfords
Vici Kia
Quit
Florsheim
Huntsberry’s
People’s Bargain Store
Corner “Market
Piccadilly
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