Various Local Notes On Deaths And Daily Life
Dr. Latane returns from Baltimore after his father Bishop Latane’s death. Mrs. Riley reports eighteen smallpox cases and quarantine in Portland. Snow halted school and factory work. Union Bank offers 3 percent savings interest. Cashier Dewey, linked to Admiral Dewey, dies aged 68. Hampton man missing with $180, foul play suspected. Deputy revenue official Nash dies at 43. Virginia Interdenominational Sunday School Convention to meet in Petersburg. Fresh fish at Sprint's Grocery. Local funeral attendance noted. Nicholas Bridgeman, Civil War veteran, dies at 63 in Phoebus. Edward Reed pays $50,000 for coal lands in Preston county. Ex-president Cleveland invited to Richmond College lectures. James Stith arrested for accessory to murder. Woodson aid in escape. Knoxille Iron Co. contract awarded to Virginia Bridge and Iron Co. for three steel buildings costing about $500,000. Milton Pricer convicted of cattle theft. sent to Reform School due to youth. Richmond to underground electric wires under new ordinance. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union district conference in Petersburg. next session at Old Point. Frank Woodward convicted of second-degree murder. Morgantown merchants plan to ditch Bell Phones for People's Telephone Co.
Miss Florence Pugh Attends Cumberland Kin Nuptials
Florence Pugh of Cumberland visits Lake View to join relatives for the wedding of her cousins Miss Mamie and Miss Ola McDonald. The community mourns the death of Mr. C. B. Rouss in New York. Mrs. Melinda Morgan and daughter Ella visit Mrs. Charles Tanquary while Miss Sophia Staff suffers from bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Lake View
Florence Pugh
Cumberland
W. L. McDonald
Mamie
Ola McDonald
C. B. Rouss
New York
Melinda Morgan
Ella
Bunker Hill
Charles Tanquary
Miss Sophia
Stephens City Notes focusing on local business moves
Stephens City Va March 6 report notes Hunter Baker bought his father stock and will continue the business near Vaucluse. Chas Campbell visited his aunt near town and left for Luray. M K Dean now traveling for a New York commission house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenina Star
Stephens City
Hunter
Baker
Vaucluse
Chas. Campbell
A. J. Boyer
Luray
M. K. Dean
New York
Return From Boonsboro After Brother-in-Law's Funeral
Rev W J Smith returned today from Boonsboro Maryland where he attended the funeral of his brother in law George W Hoffman. His brother Rev L L Smith of Strasburg accompanied him and they arrived on the Baltimore and Ohio train about two o clock this afternoon. People with good taste wear clothes made by A Lyons the artist tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith
Boonsboro
George W. Hoffman
Rev
L. L. Smith
Strasburg
Mr. Smith
A. Lyons
Thoroughbred dog offered for sale in Cork street notice
Classified notice describes Dan a thoroughbred trained in 24 tricks and capable as a pointer or setter. Advertises a bargain and invites applications to James McKenzie at 346 East Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
James McKeEnzie
Cork Street
Public Auction of Samuel C Triplett Estate Rights
By decree of the Frederick county Circuit Court entered in vacation on February 2nd, 1902 the special commissioner will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Winchester Virginia Courthouse the remaining rights of Samuel C Triplett against William Triplett heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Samuel C Triplett
Wm. Triplett
Winchester
Back Creek
William Tripos
Ellen C. Anderson
M. M. Lynch
John J
Postponed sale of livery stable items and captain ill
A notice lists a postponed sale of second hand survey gear and harnesses in good condition, with a stable inventory from Mallan vues ve Wariest. It also notes Capt. Thomas H. Savage is quite sick at his residence in the National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallan
Thomas H. Savage
the National Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
8. P. Latane
Baltimore
J. A. Latance
William Riley
Portland
Maine
Thomas Dusty
Lewis Jones Knitting Factory
Union Bank of Winchester
O. C. Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Wheeling
W.va
W.T. Messick
Hampton
Meloyd J. Nash
Portsmouth
Virginia Interdenominational Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Petersburg
Sprint’s Grocery
City Hall
East Water Street
George Washington
W. C. Campbell
E. M. Jones
Charlestown
Parthenia Singleton
Nicholas Bridgeman
Phoebus
Phobus
Edward Reed
Fairmont
W. Va
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Preston County
West Virginia
Grover Cleveland
Richmond College
Thomas
James Stith
Newport News
James Taylor
Bob Woodson
Stith
Woodson
Knoxville (Tenn. ) Iron Company
Virginia Bridge and Tron Company
Roanoke
The
Common Council of
Richmond
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
West End Baptist Church
Old Point
Frank Woodward
Clarksburg
Titusville
Bogges
Aed
Bell Telephone Company
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Morgantown
People’s Telephone Company
Lake View News
Stephens City Notes
Back Creak
William Triplett
R. B. Lockhart
Jesse J. Pughlana
Edward H. Scrivener
County of Frederick
Hook
John K. Triplett
Schuler
Rock Enon Springs
Jacob H. Himilwright
Horsey & Atwell
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
North Main Street
A. L. Shearer
North Market Street
LW. Harper
Kentucky
J.P. Haddox
Arrenour
East Cork Street
Charlton Station
Regis
Poland
Berkshire
Oxford
Hagerstown
Cherry Run
W. Mish
Wariest
GEO. E. Bushnell & CO
W. J. Whitlock & Nephew
Winchester, Va
R. T. Barton, Pres
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Capital
John Keating
HH. D. Fuller
L. N. Barton
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Ness
R. T. Barton
Daniel Annan
W. P. McGuire
Wm. C. Gratchen
German Smith
John M. Steck
S. M. Chiles
E. D. Newman
Perry C. Gore
James W. Rhodes
C. E. Clevenger
Thos. M. Nelson
H. H. Baker
W. E. Barr
J.8. Haldeman
Miller Supply Company
News
B. Bushnell & Co
Stewart Yeakley’s
Pughtown Pike
Cumberland Valley
Evans
Charley Rouss
Capon Bord Taok
Lebanon Church
A. W. Oline & Co
N. A
Water Street
T. F. Fawcett
Fawcetts Gap
NEW York Life Insurance Company
J. R. Bryarly & Bro
Rouss Avenue
George Griffith
East Piccadilly Street
Wawamaxer & Brown
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