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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1902

Page

4

Stories of Rouss Continued in Winchester Tales

The article recounts tales about Mr. Rouss a generous benefactor of Winchester who advised sparing coins during a distribution. E C Jordan a Frederick County legislator praises his charity but notes his quirky economy once refusing to carry a valuable watch. Jordan recalls a New York store visit where Rouss ordered a payment bundle with a GC B R countersign.

Tion Chris Rouss Winchester E. C. Jordan House of Delegates Frederick County Mr. Jordan

Pangle Trial Postponed to March 15 Due to Weather

Correspondence from Stephens City Virginia reports the Pangle trial moved from Winchester Court to Stephens City Court and rescheduled for March 15 because of bad weather. A road between Stephens City and Middletown was opened by a gang last Saturday allowing first passage through since the snow. Mrs Annie Glynn of North Dakota left for home with Miss Bertha Argenbright. Luther Williams bought C E Cougill farm near Canterbury for 2000 dollars. Col Charles E Shryock is critically ill at his home.

Evening Star Stephens City Pangle Winchester Middletown Annie Glynn North Dakota Bertha Argenbright Luther Williams C. E. Cougill Canterbury Charles E. Shryock Town

Presbyterian to Buy New Library and Local Notices

Mr. R. P. Glass returns home Saturday night. The Presbyterian Sunday School plans to buy a new library. Miss Madge Striker of Martinsburg visits Miss Lizzie Striker. Miss Nellie Poisall of Martinsburg visits Miss Hilda Yost. People buy A Lyons tailor garments. Judge Thomas W. Harrison returns from the Constitutional Convention for a few days. Brag Laundry Soap advertised at Carr's Drug Store. Mr. W. B. Hancock returns from a trip to Utah. Mr. Henry Seal from Baltimore visits Winchester. Lula Williams visits her father near town after coming from Washington. Dr W F Hutchinson now a dentist in Washington spends Sunday with family. Fresh fish and groceries at Schneider's Grocery. Druggist Cheif displays windows on North Main Street. Edith Sigafoose returns from Martinsburg. Bessie Love and Bessie Conrad return from New York. County Supervisors meet. Farmers Institute petition asks for 500 to fight San Jose scale but no legal basis found for county funds.

County Board of Supervisors Farmers Institute San Jose Ulster Horsey & Atwell Main Street Winchester

Funeral of Miss Rosanna Purcell in Quaker Service

The funeral for Rosanna Purcell who died at her home near town Friday morning was held yesterday at eleven o'clock. Interment followed at Applepie Ridge Friends burying ground. The service was led by Jonah L. Rees with a simple Quaker ceremony. Pallbearers were B Wes Baker Julian Baker Phil H Gold John Thwaite Jacob Rees and J L Robinson.

Rosanna Purcell Town Friends’ Burying Ground Applepie Ridge Jonah L. Rees B. Wes. Baker Julian Baker Phil H. Gold John Thwaite Jacob Rees J. L. Robinson

Hodgson and Williamson Wed in Martinsburg Ceremony

Frank Hodgson of Chambersville and Miss Lela Williamson of Martinsburg W V were married there last Wednesday by Rev J W Carter of Davis W Va Hodgson is a prominent young Davis business man.

Frank Hodgson Chambersville

Gospel Tem perance meeting at the Jail

The regular monthly Gospel Temperance meeting was held at the Jail yesterday at 4 p m under the auspices of the Women s Christian Temperance Union. Rev Carter of the Free Will Baptist Church spoke on Isaiah chapter 61 during the prayer and praise service.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Carter Free Will Baptist Church

Notice on Laundry Service irregularities at Worthington Tobacco Co

Report any irregularities in calling for or delivering work of the Troy Laundry to Lease and Sumption at Worthington Tobacco Co. Address not specified.

Troy Worthington Tobacco Co

No Light In North Winchester

The electric light wire on north Market street broke last night leaving the northern circuit in darkness until daybreak. The damage has been repaired.

Winchester North Market Street

Heavy Loss in Dogs

Mr George Jolliffe lost $110 worth cadmium pups last week due to theft at his kennels. Police urge owners to secure animals and report suspicious activity as investigations continue.

George Jolliffe

Deed Found In a Jar At Gilkeson Sale

A sale of the late Smith Gilkeson’s personal effects drew many buyers in front of the Court House led by Auctioneer E L Hodgeon. A deed for his former residence on North Braddock Street, bought by J L Streit, was recovered from old rubbish by D S Glaize. Rev J Sibley travels to Strasburg for Presbyterian services with Rev A Link. Rev Dr James R Graham will preach in the absence.

Smith Gilkeson E. L. Hodgeon Court House Gilkeson North Braddock Street J. L. Streit Glaize Sibley Strasburg A. G. Link Presbyterian Church Mr. Sibley James R. Graham

City Clerk Grants Marriage License in Local Ceremony

City Clerk Richard L. Gray issued a marriage license to James T. Harding and Mary Catherine Smith both colored. The groom works as a hotel porter. Mrs. John B. Stannard and her nephew Master Harold Green of Berryville were present at the Taylor House today.

Richard L. Gray James T. Harding Mary Catherine Smith John B. Stannard Harold Green Berryville Taylor House

Local Jordan sale recorded in County Clerk's office

The Jordan sale was recorded today in the County Clerk's office. Mr. H. Baker becomes possessor of the Jordan Spring Hotel and Baker & Co. now owns the farm land. Mrs. Barnum and Mrs. Lynde of Rock Island Ill are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Green at the Taylor House. T. B. Allemony and Howard Shockey to build a bay window for Mr. S. R. Baldwin at his Rest home.

Jordan H. ‘H. Baker Jordan Spring Hotel Baker & Co Barnum M. A. Lynde Rock Island, Ill Melvin Green Taylor House Messers T. B. Allemony Howard Shockey S. R. Baldwin

Real Estate Agents Earnl and ci 2raterchanged

Office at 6 Rouss Ave Winchester VA lists agents and rental status for property dealings.

Earnl and Rouss Ave Winchester, Va

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. R. P. Glass Presbyterian Sunday School Madge Striker Martinsburg Lizzie Striker Nellie Poisall Hilda Yost A. Lyons Thomas W. Harrison Carr’s Drua W. B. Hancock Utah Mr. Henry Seal Baltimore Srac Cuetr Drue Lula Williams Washington W. F. Hutchinson Schneider’s Grocery South Braddock Street Chelf North Main Street Edith Sigafoose Winchester Telephone Exchange Betty Wild Bessie Love Bessie Conrad New York Miss Purcell A. L. Shearer N. Y A. G. Swanson Auc Pioneer Harrison Circuit Court Lewis Price The Electric Light Company Price Jake Houck West Water Street Sale Recorded J. W. Baws and McCann & Henshall Braddock Cork Streets B. Russell Bret Capon Springs A. W. Cline & Co Aller Turnpike T. K. Gar Zone Bi. Stickel Carter Ke View Midway Lockhart N. W. Pike Thomas Keating Cumberland Beer Barwell Cumberland Brewing Company Agt Telephone R. T. Barton, Pres Merchants National Bank of Winchester Apital Farmers John Keating H. D. Fuller N. Barton Bank of Winchester R. T. Barton Daniel Annan W. P. McGuire Wm. C. Gratchen German Smith John M. Steck S. M. Chiles E. D. Newman Perry ©. Gore James W. Rhodes C. E. Clevenger Thos. M. Nelson Miller Supply Company Sherwin-Williams Gro. E. Busanxu & Co East Cork Street Ther E Gantor Pone Thas J . Harry Canter Pagans I Goougild Harry CaprEs Soap Bargains White Lake Champion Poultry Imperial Cattle J. B. Winkfield GTB Tanteey Teale Sonry South Main Street STAR
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