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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1902

Page

4

Grand Jury Calls for Disreputable Women in City Court

Judge Wm M Atkinson convened the Corporation Court summoning a grand jury to consider felony cases against Annie Brent and Helen Allen alias Tub Smith alias Helen Jones. Brent was indicted for felony and Allen will be tried next Thursday. The panel included Frank G Walter and others. The term also covered Hutchinson vs Maxwell with the Supreme Court ruling the Maxwell debts liable, referred to master commissioner H S Larrick to determine debts and assets.

Wm. M. Atkinson Corporation Court Annie Brent Helen Allen Tub Smith Helen Jones Chris. Garrison Hagerstown S. A. Seabright Messrs Frank G. Walter Levi T. F. Grim H. Hable Julius Bantz Joseph M. Lupton A. Harry Miller C. W. Wilson Supreme Court of Appeals Maxwell S. J. ©. Moore Conrad Kownslar Berryville Hutchinson Barton S. H. Hansbrough Clark Maxwell Larrick

Lutherans Aim for Early Union at Philadelphia Conference

The three major American Lutheran bodies plan a second annual conference in Philadelphia starting April 1 to pursue closer synodical union and possibly form a single executive body. Discussions cover justifica tion by faith and Related doctrines as well as Sunday School methods and foreign mission work. The combined membership totals about 1.7 million across General Synod General Council United Synod of the South and independent synods.

Lutheran Church In America Philadelphia General Council General Synod United Synod of the South St. John’s St. Matthew’s M. W. Hamma Washington, D. C L. G. M. Miller Roanoke Grace F. H. Knabel New York City J. H. Harpster Guntur India Lutheran Church

Five Cent Cigar War Disrupts Winchester Main Street

A crowd pressed aboard a Main Street blockade as five cent cigars sold for a nickel at Geo E Bushnell & Co. The sale paused until today as Winchester shops feel the disruption. Cuba Rica Tobacco and American Tobacco companies dispute blame while plans to spread the fight to Portsmouth emerge.

Geo. E. Bushnell & Co Main Street Bushnell Drug Company Winchester Cuba-Rica American Tobacco Company Bushnell & Co Portsmouth

Trapnell Colston Wedding In Martinsburg

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Colston of Martinsburg and William Trapnell of Charlestown occurred in Martinsburg last Saturday. The couple will live in Cumberland Maryland where Mr. Trapnell works as assistant division engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Elizabeth Colston Martinsburg William Trapnell Charlestown

Trenary Brothers Illness Reaches Martinsburg Area

Mr. A. E. Trenary United States Express Agent at Martinsburg was summoned to Natrona Pa Saturday evening due to his brother J. Marshall Trenary’s illness. His own brother, also named A. E. Trenary, has suffered from grip for weeks in this city.

A. E. Trenary United States Express Martinsburg Natrona J. Marshall Trenary Trenary

Fire company pumps water from cellar of Baker store

The Friendship Fire Company sent its engine to drain water from the cellar at the old Baker store on North Main Street. The room will be occupied by C. E. Taylor & Co., with Chief Fire Warden Sibert noted as a member of the firm.

Friendship Fire Company Baker Store North Main Street C. E. Taylor & Co Sibert

Death of Esther Lockley Brought Funeral in Local Baptist Church

Esther Lockley the 14 month old daughter of Joseph and Sarah Lockley died yesterday at the family home 126 West Leicester Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev. Gen. Carter of the Colored Baptist Church officiating.

Esther Lockley Joseph Sarah Lockley West Leicester Street Gen. Carter The Colored Baptist Church

Headline on Troy Laundry neglect concerns and moves

Notice warns about irregularities in calling for or delivering work at the Troy Laundry of Hagerstown. Reports should be sent to Lease and Sump tion at Worthington Tobacco Company. This morning Edward Pit man and Forster Hardesty left for Washington. They plan to travel to Philadelphia to seek new locations.

Troy Hagerstown Worthington Tobacco Company Messrs Edward Pitman Forster Hardesty Washington Philadelphia

Incandescents Extinguished on Main and Cork Streets

Two wires were crossed on a pole at the corner of Main and Cork streets last night around 10 30 o clock, causing a power outage as the incandescent lights were extinguished.

Main Cork

Easter Suit Advertises From A. Lyons Tailor

Mr F H Hable travels from Washington to New York tonight to arrange attractions for The Auditorium. Eggs priced at 12 cents today.

A. Lyons F. H. Hable Washington Martinsburg New York

Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go

Mrs. Charles Fries improves from a severe illness. Rev. Dr. H. M. White preached yesterday at Burnt Church. Miss Peggie Miller is sick with grip at her home on north Washington street. Rev. Dr. James Grammer, confined by grip, is improved. Ricr's advertises guitars mandolins violins banjos and accordions at 50 cents weekly. Miss Mollie Rixey returned to Winchester from Fauquier county Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. G. Casper Fries attended a reunion of Mr. George Flowers on Fairmont avenue. Miss Margaret Dame visited friends at the Theological Seminary Fairfax County Virginia. Rouss Hook & Ladder Company holds a special meeting at 8 o'clock this evening. All members urged to attend. Mrs. Brown wife of Rev. H. A. Brown is seriously ill at Stephens City. Union Bank of Winchester offers 3 percent interest in savings. M. H. G. Willus, Jan 7, cashier.

For Sale Items Include Bicycle and Stove

Family advertises items for sale including a lady's bicycle a cooking stove and other kitchen furniture. Apply at 24 South Main Street. Address appears as 176t in the notice.

South Main Street

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Schneider’s Grocery Lloyd Erhard Davis, W.va Taylor House L. E. Rice Trapnell-Colston Mr. Trenary Iti Ulster Vane Horsey & Atwell Phone Charles Fries H. M. White Burnt Church Peggie Miller North Washington Street James Grammer Ricr Mollie Rixey Fauquier County Margaret Dame Theological Seminary Fairfax County Virginia Rouss Hook & Ladder Company Union Bank of Winchester M. H. G. Willus J. S. Yeakley Albin Maurice Sumption Norman Leafe Try Steam Laun Iry Worthington Tobacco Coopery P* H. W. Maddox W. Water Street Winchester, Va C. E. Aulick South Braddock Street B. P J. W. Taylor H. M. Hopason Opequon George Griffith E. Piccadilly ST D. F. K. Rice North Market Breet Thomas Keating, Ast Cumberland Beer and Braddock Barwell Cumberland Brewing Company Thomas Keating Agt Telephone Lowes Miller Supply Company Eugenia Livingston Tucker Josie F. Kinsinger Keene, the Magician Horsey & Atwell’s Down In East L .F Tnian Prince of Liars Bennet Russell Omps Hitching Yard North Frederick Klein Chile Cork Streets Oae Ayer Janted Pere Ean Geb Inchester Nocti Street Woodwards Tordoughnu Seignamon Rycream Police Main St Ta Star
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