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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1903

Page

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Cloud Burst Destruction Spreads Across Winchester Area

A historic cloudburst yesterday caused extensive flooding and wreckage from Stephensons to Martinsburg. Streets flooded, trains halted, and hundreds stranded expect weeks to repair damage. property losses rise to thousands as washouts, landslides, and a raging Town Run flood the region.

Winchester Stephensons Baltimore and Ohio Trafic Valley Harpers Ferry Baltimore Washington Cumberland Valley Railroad Martinsburg Jordan

Young Couple Elopes and Marries in Hagerstown

Percy Seibert aged 20 and Miss Bessie Green aged 19 eloped to Hagerstown this morning to wed. They secured a license and were married by a Methodist minister and returned to Winchester by the 11:55 A.M. train before hosting a celebratory dinner with the Boxwells. Both sets of parents initially objected to the haste.

Percy Seibert Bessie Green Hagerstown

Will Leaves Property to Her Sister

The will of the late Miss Balsora Hall was filed for probate in the city clerk's office. She leaves the house and lot on south Braddock street and all personal property to her sister Mrs Bet tie Trammell. At death the property will be divided equally among the sisters and brothers and Mr Wren Trammell.

Balsora Hall South Braddock Street Bettie Trammell Wren Trammell

Brothers-in-Law Fight Like Dogs In Public Dispute

Mack White and his brother-in-law Harry Ailestock, both colored, fought Saturday night ending with police separation. Each man paid a $2.50 fine after Policeman EcIntosh intervened. F. G. Walter Jr. offers private math Latin or French lessons this summer.

F. G. Walter, Jr Mack White Harry Ailestock EcIntosh

Mare owned by Noonan dies after Rock Enon trip

A valuable mare belonging to liveryman Mr Henry Noonan died yesterday after a trip to Rock Enon Springs. Friday the mare was driven to the springs by Frank Shenk and John Weicht who returned Saturday morning.

Henry Noonan Rock Enon Springs Frank Shenk John Weicht

Spike Through Fingers At Virginia Woolen Mills Accident

Mr Ellworth Boxwell injured his fingers at Virginia Woolen Mills on Saturday when a thirty penny spike pierced three fingers. Judge E D Newman of Woodstock was in Winchester on business. Mack Noonan's Livery. Phone 10.

Mack Noonan

Miss Edith Kremer to Wed Mr. Oscar Cornwell Tomorrow

Miss Edith May Kremer of Winchester will wed Oscar H. Cornwell of Rockford Illinois in a quiet ceremony at her home 89 West Piccadilly Street Tuesday morning at eight. The bride, daughter of the late John Kremer and Mrs Henrietta Kremer, will wear navy blue broadcloth. her niece Florence Kremer will attend. Reverend Geos S Bowers will perform the ceremony. The couple plans a wedding journey and will reside at 907 Grand Avenue Rockford after July 15.

Winchester West Piccadilly Street Edith May Kremer Oscar H. Cornwell Rockford Ill John ©. Kremer Henrietta Kremer Mr. Cornwell Illinois Florsheim Shoe Company Kremer Cornwell Miss Kremer Florence Kremer Geos Bowers Grace Lutheran Church Grand Avenue

Mr. Jones Elected Secretary in Kiger’s Stead

At the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association meeting in Carlisle Pennsylvania on a Saturday Welling ton Jones of Harrisburg private secretary to President Lutz Harrisburg was elected secretary to fill the term of Jerm Jer Kiger of Winchester

Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Carlisle Wellington Jones Harrisburg Lutz Jer. E. Kiger Winchester

Danville Professor Visits City for Military Institute

Prof. Horace Campbell of Danville Virginia visits the city to promote the Danville Military Institute. He serves as principal of the institute, noted as one of the best equipped military schools in the state.

Horace Campbell Danville Campbell Danville Military Institute

McKeefry Brothers Sail for Europe From New York

Rev W A McKeefry of Sacred Heart Church leaves for New York while his brother Rev H J McKeefry of Richmond Va plans to sail for Europe on Wednesday.

W. A. McKeefry Sacred Heart Catholic Church New York H. J. McKeefry Richmond Europe

Mrs G Casper Fries Heads To Capon Springs

Mrs G Casper Fries leaves for Capon Springs to spend some time. Mr Madison J Lee, taken ill Saturday night, is greatly improved. Miss Sallie Miller ill at home on Washington street and threatened with pneumonia. Mr Walter Whissen of Columbus Ohio visits his aunt Mrs James Seabright on Piccadilly street. Mr and Mrs R C Holland of Charlotte NC registered at Hotel Evans. Judge Wm F Rhea of Bristol VA, renowned attorney and Constitutional Convention member, was in Winchester today on legal business. Tax Graz leads them all.

Madison J.lee Walter Whissen Columbus Ohio James Seabright Piccadilly Street R. C. Holland Charlotte N. C Evans Wm. F. Rhea Bristol Virginia Winchester

Quietly Wedded at Hotel Stafford in Baltimore

The marriage of Miss Louise Harrison Beall to Dr. William Clarence Gwyn took place Saturday night in a private Stafford Hotel room. The ceremony was performed by Rev. James F. X. Mulvaney with only immediate relatives present due to the bride’s father’s recent death. The couple plans a wedding journey and will reside in Washington.

Louise Harrison Beall Henry D. Beall Wiliam Clarence Gwyn Stafford Hotel Baltimore James F. X. Mulvaney Holy Trinity Catholic Church Washington Margaret Tilden Owings R. C. Gwyn Pittsburg South Winchester Tom Winchester Times Nannie V. Lewis Lynchburg Harrison, Lewis, Schoolfield Virginia Gwyn Georgetown University University Hospital

Sad Spectacle of a Young Man

A young man from an excellent family, seized by drink, was arrested by Officer McIntosh on Saturday night for disturbing guests at a leading hotel. He was jailed for ten days.

McIntosh

Mrs Campbell Injured In Morning Yard Accident

Mrs Elizabeth Campbell, mother of Mrs Edward McIntosh, suffered a painful fall at her daughter's home this morning injuring her hips. At 73 years old the fracture risk is serious and she is receiving care.

Elizabeth Campbell Edward McIntosh

Drunk in Public Led to 20 Day Jail Term

Fred Cain was sentenced to 20 days in jail by Justice Bragonier in the Police Court this morning in default of a $2.50 fine for being drunk and disorderly. Evie Tucker McGuire and Augusta Conrad have returned home after attending the Virginia Military Institute Lawn Party finals in Lexington. Haymaker's Association to hold a lawn party at Frederick Plaza from July 1 to 4, public patronage solicited.

Fred Cain Justice Bragonier Evie Tucker McGuire Augusta Conrad Lexington Virginia Military Institute Haymaker’s Association Frederick Plaza

Wesley Day Observed Amid Heavy Rains at Braddock Street Church

Wesley Day was observed with morning and evening services at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South amid heavy rain. Rev. Charles D. Bulla preached on John Wesley, praising his benevolence and courage, while Epworth League held an evening session and Presiding Elder Hamill spoke on Wesley's impact and the bicentennial celebration.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Braddock Street Wesley John Charles Wesley Methodiam John Wesley Charles D. Bulla John Wealey Epworth League H. P. Hamill Chas, D. Bulla Mr. Wesley Bulla Methodist Church Jesus Christ

Tutoring and Coaching by W Davis Conrad in City

Mr W Davis Conrad a B Washington and Lee University seeks a class of boys and young men for tutoring and general coaching in Mathematics Latin French History English English Literature Shorthand and Typewriting He has a six months course at Winchester Business College and three years of stenographer experience A special course may be offered References available on request Further information may be obtained by contacting W Davis Conrad city

W. Davis Conrad Washington and Lee University Conrad Winchester Business, College City

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Frederick County Robinson Bros North Main Street Main Market H. H. Baker Col. Baker Stephensons Station John Dixon Holmes Allen Jordan’s John Green Kent and Cecil Streets William Seibert Old Dominion Paper Mills E. D. Newman Woodstock Rockford, Ill Jones Mr. Kiger Prof Campbell Hore G. Casper Fries Capon Springs Tax Graz Col. H. D. Beall Bb Noonan Braddock Street Church
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