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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
2
EK C Jordan announces bid for re election to the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic Convention in Winchester on July 16. He pledges to faithfully fulfill duties to constituents if elected.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad schedules six mid-summer 16 day excursions to Sea Shore towns including Atlantic City and Cape May. Excursion tickets from all stations for train No. 4 depart Winchester at 7:30 a.m. for $6.50 round trip and are valid for return on regular trains within sixteen days, excluding the Pennsylvania Limited. For full NPR call on local ticket agents.
The weekly list shows letters for Mrs. Alice Barkey Phil Conors Katharine Doll T L Dunn R T Jones J S Kuykennall Lilly Robinson Ellen Sutton and C H Harpy P M. Each recipient must pay one cent per letter.
The Rev H J McKeefry pastor of St Patrick's Church Richmond will mark the thirtieth anniversary of his ordination next Sunday. He was in Winchester last week before his brother Rev W A McKeefry departed for Ireland.
Mr Herbert D Wolff recently earned the M A at the University of Virginia and will serve as an instructor in Ancient Languages at a newly established military academy in South Carolina.
Archibald R. Hoxton of Alexandria Virginia will leave the University of Virginia after this year to take a coaching position at Episcopal High School next year. He has served as a baseball and football coach while pursuing his studies.
Mr. Barrett Better and Mr. Stewart Barrett recover after a weeks old cut to the left hand caused by a coworker in Washington. Mr. J A Burgess of Hotel Evans departs for Washington today and plans a stop in Charlottesville before returning to Winchester. Mrs P R Harrison of Marne visits her father.
The Keyser West Virginia gathering of the District Ep worth League names officers including President Lee Bender Martinsburg Secretary Bettie Day Clark Martinsburg Treasurer R G Richardson Keyser Superintendent Junior League Belle League Wilderman Cumberland Vice Presidents First J B Newcomer Williamsport Second Annie R Ringer Hagerstown Third Annie Hanson Frostburg Fourth Hattie Shockey Lonaconning.
Miss E May Rawlings of Mountville Loudoun County returns home after visiting Mrs Joseph W Leafe. She attended the Episcopal Female Institute and has many friends and admirers in Winchester.
The Richmond Times profiles John Herndon, a 17 year old Danville student, as one of the state’s brightest youths with a brilliant future. He is nephew of Captain John A. Herndon, now at the Taylor House.
Mr William Hoffman plans a new cigar factory branch at the Swisher store room on east Piccadilly street opening July 1 managed by Abe Haines. It expands Hoffmans Berryville operation and will be run as a branch of the Berryville factory.
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