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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
5
Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank and Farmers & Merchants Nat Bank close July 5 a legal holiday. Paper maturing on that day can be paid July 6 1909. Signers include W R Rich cashier and H D Fuller cashier Lee R Grim cashier.
In the wholesale market butter and eggs held steady while corn stayed quiet and oats and potatoes showed small price points. Poultry buying quotas popped up with small varied figures for young chickens and other fowl.
Judge Thomas W. Harrison departed at noon for Woodstock Virginia to hear a motion for a new trial in the Bowman Lantz cutting case which drew much attention. Mr and Mrs W A Nye of New York arrived today and are staying at the Hotel Evans.
Miss Frankie Venable a Winchester Bell Telephone Company operator married Berryville telegraph worker John E. Enders at the Baptist parsonage in Berryville. The bride age 19 groom 23 will reside in Berryville, leaving the Winchester exchange where five colleagues have wed in five years.
Mrs. Joseph Huffer found a large copperhead in a garret box at her Middle Town Maryland home causing a panic as the family heard snakes in the garret daily. Neighbors recall years of big black snakes killed on the Huffer farm and a trap caught a copperhead near the stable. Regina Reed travels to Philadelphia to visit Mr and Mrs J Frank Eddy.
Children's day services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church South Cain's Chapel Clarke county on Sunday morning. An audience enjoyed recitations songs solos and dialogues by young performers under the guidance of Rev. Mr. Kline and local teachers.
A Prospertown New Jersey physician and patient recount Postum easing a summer ordeal of dizziness, nervousness, and stomach heaviness after quitting coffee. The patient reports restored health, regular bowels, and strength. The letter promotes Postum with a call to read The Road to Wellville and the line There’s a Reason.
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