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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
5
The document lists legal representatives including Ward and Larrick J M Steck Barton and Boyd R Gray and assigns figures 3 1 4 for the court matter in Frederick County Virginia.
Notices invite all persons desiring toll by the year on the Northwestern Grade to meet at Mrs. Anderson's on March 29 and 50 and at J. W. Parish's on March 41. Those who do not attend on these days must comply by the trip. 15-w) TNO. Wo tICK, Supt.
Mr and Mrs George Kirby hosted a dance at their home for Henry Kirby of Eastern with about 20 guests including Misses J and Fannie Brown Edith and V Corder and many Silman and Armett family members Refreshments followed by Stone Bridge Band music Mr and Mrs Smith visit Maude Atkins Blanche McCauley returns from Nineveh Virgie Armel visits Silman party at Friday night Charles Rosenberry and Roswell Silman at Silver Bridge farm John Armel sells a horse for 165 to J W Bowles at Winchester Others visit White Post Boyce Nineveh Martinsburg and Nineveh sicknesses noted and local social updates
Trone Virginia March 12 Mr Bar ret is somewhat improved after ten days of serious illness. Miss Eliza Scrivener visits Gore relatives. Mrs Rhuhamah Muse shows slight improvement. Mrs Samuel Giffin and sister Bessie Lafollette call on aunt Mrs Sarah Triplett. Clinton Barr of Winchester spends Wednesday here. J T Chapman visits parents. Rev F F Neel to preach his last sermon of the conference year at Bethel M E Church South next Sunday at 11. Mrs Fannie Chapman can go out after two weeks confined at home. Alice Chapman C W Garvin J E Morrison Ella Lockhart Minnie Arnold spend Sunday afternoon with J E Chapman.
Mr J N Tewalt of near Reliance marries Miss Nannie Clapsaddle daughter of Mr and Mrs Burt Clapsaddie near Front Royal at the bride’s home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J C S Myers at 11 oclock Thursday morning followed by a dinner and a short wedding trip to the groom’s home.
A historic advertisement touts F. J. Cheney & Co. catarrh Cure as the only constitutional treatment. It claims the disease is widespread, not local, and promises up to one hundred dollars for any uncured case. Sold by druggists with testimonials and circulars available by mail.
A large company of friends and neighbors gathered to congratulate the happy couple and share in a supper. Guests from Reliance included Dr. deceaver and many named locals. Late in the evening about forty youths serenaded the couple and the party enjoyed a royally entertaining gathering.
The Misses Humston hosted about 50 guests at their home near town to honor Miss Bessie Smith of Campbellsburg Kentucky a noted beauty. Recitations by Miss Sadie Richards of Winchester and Miss Beatrice Barr with Miss Hilda Williams of Stephens City delighted guests. Music included performances by Miss Jane Gray Miss Amy Spurrier Miss Beatrice Barr and Mr Edgar Fansler with mandolin pieces by Mr Ernest Leatherman. An elegant supper followed a very enjoyable evening.
The remains of Albert Lee Byrne died at his Stephenson home after pneumonia at 35. He was laid to rest in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Funeral services at Steplaaweeum home at 10, conducted by Rev. Julian Broaddus and Rev. William D. Smith. Pallbearers included members from Frederick, Clarke counties and beyond.
Rail line Bohemia Baltimore and Ohio schedule in effect November 22 1908 shows daily trains except Sunday to Harrisonburg Staunton Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York with depart and arrive times including 1155 am 928 am 600 pm 700 pm and 1206 am 925 am 555 pm 600 am among others.
Fragmented text shows time stamps and weapon notations including .22 and 40 mm. Ambiguous source details prevent clear event context or identity names. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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