Bishop Hott Delivers Earnest Sermon at Local Church
A large audience gathered at the United Brethren Church for Rev. Dr. J. W. Hott bishop of the Virginia Conference. He preached a strong sermon from John IV 140 about breadth of mind and deep study in clear language. The bishop, a county native, will attend the Harrisonburg conference tomorrow with several ministers and a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
J. W. Hott
Virginia
Harrisonburg
John IV
Bishop Hott
W. V. Hodges
S. D. Skelton
Geo. W. Stover
Jones’ Springs
Mr. Richardson
Gainesboro
L. A. Racey
Harmansville
W. Va
Files
Fifty Martinsburg men to visit Winchester Red Men ceremonies
Young men of Martinsburg plan a trip with fifty volunteers to Winchester tonight to witness Shawnee rites by Tuscarora Tribe No. 50 of the Improved Order of Red Men. A special Cumberland Valley Railroad train to Martinsburg may run if the crowd reaches fifty. otherwise the Red Men will still be present for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Martingsburg
Rev J E B Rice Selected for Westernport Charge
Rev J E B Rice formerly of United Brethren Church and Virginia Conference now Maryland Conference appointed to Westernport Maryland and chosen as one of nine delegates from that conference to the General Conference of the United Brethren Church in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. B. Rice
United Brethren Church
Virginia
Maryland
Westernport
Miss Lottie Harper Plans Winchester Visit
Miss Lottie Harper leaves Mount Jackson after visiting Mrs. Charlie Bowman and will travel to Winchester to visit friends, after a several week stay with Mrs. Edward C. Martz in Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Harper
Edward C. Martz
Mount Jackson
Charlie Bowman
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Abell Family Spends Time at Hotel Evans Baltimore
Mrs. W. R. Abell wife of the late Baltimore Sun editor and her daughter Miss M. L. Abell are spending several days at Hotel Evans in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Abell
M. L. Abell
Baltimore
Hotel
Evans
Orchestra Night at Presbyterian Church Social
The Junior Orchestra will perform at a church social hosted by the Presbyterian Church. The event takes place at the residence of Mr. Thomas Cover on West Illy Street next Friday evening. Miss Mary Hansbrough of Front Royal is staying with Mr. S. H. Hansbrough on Fairmont Avenue.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Cover
West Illy Street
Mary Hansbrough
Front Royal
S. H. Hansbrough
Fairmont Avenue
Obituary Notice of Fletcher Family
The will lists three grandsons Messrs. Miller and Harry Fletcher of Winchester and L Johnson Fletcher of Washington. Two granddaughters are Mrs Nannie Taylor of this city and Ms Kate Cullimore of Baltimore. Two great-grandchildren are Miss Cullimore and Harry Taylor. No funeral arrangements have yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Messrs. Miller
Harry Fletcher
Winchester
L. Johnson Fletcher
Washington
Nannie Taylor
City
Kate Cullimore
Baltimore
Miss Cullimore
Harry Taylor
Well Known Lady Dead in Mippletown Va
Mrs RK M Eggleston a prominent local woman aged 55 died at her home at 6 oclock after weeks of nervous trouble. She is survived by her husband and three daughters. She was sister in law of Mrs Isaac Russell of Winchester.
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Mippletown
RK. M. Eggleston
Eggleston
Isaac Russell
Winchester
Illness and local notices from Clarke county
Mr. Jacob Brotherton of north Market street is critically ill with pneumonia. In Clarke county Miss Martha Boxwell is his wife and son of J O Brotherton. Talk grows of a mutual telephone service similar to Rockingham and Augusta. Winchester postmaster S L Pidgeon resigns. Lewis Pidgeon appointed. Union Cornet Band to rehearse at 8 for the G O M A parade in April. J M Spurr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brotherton
North Market Street
Brotherton
J. O. Brotherton
Clarke County
Martha
Aaron Boxwell
Mutual Telephone Company
Rockingham
Augusta
Winchester Telephone Company
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
S. L. Pidgeon
Union Cornet Band
J. M. Spurr
Infant dies in Rock-enon area in February
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fird Triplett died Saturday the 17th at 2 months 13 days. Burial followed at Christian Church Cemetery. Mrs Marmer and Mrs Margaret Anderson illness noted. Mrs Martha Farmer returned from visit to Heiskell. Weather limited news. Gainesboro correspondent reports snow and weather events as Rev Lawrence and Rev Richardson plus wives depart for Harrisonburg for United Brethren Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fird Triplett
Christian Church Cemetery
Marmer
Margaret Anderson
Martha Farmer
James Chapman
Heiskell
Gainesboro
Lawrence
Richardson
Harrisonburg
Conference of the United Brethren Church
Sommerville visit noted in Nineveh society items
Mrs Dr. Sommerville and Miss Lizzie Sommerville visited Mrs. A Jett last week. Mary Mauck's sale was well received with items bringing good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sommerville
Lizzie Sommerville
A. &. Jett
Mary Mauck
Macedonias Local Notes on Homes and Moves
Samuel Cook has built a new tenant house on his farm. N B Daughterty will build a new barn soon. Cal Kater will move to his mother's farm on Front Royal road. Isaac Smith will relocate to Cal Kater's place. George Inskip returns from London. Pifer's School at Macedonia closes next Friday. Amanda Lonag is ill this week. Mrs H Garrett is critically ill at home under Dr E B Smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Rhodes
Ebernezer
Noma Sirbaugh
Lee Lionas
Gore
Omer Pugh
Capon Bridge
Cross Roads
Vernie Carpenter
George McKee
Samuel Cook
N. B. Daughterty
Cal Kater
Front Royal Road
Isaac Smith
George Inskip
London
England
Macedonia
Teta
Amanda Lonag
H. Garrett
E. B. Smoke
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Bishop Nott
the Sun
Orchestra
Cqupon
S. Rosenmeyer
Star Shoe House
Mr. Brotherton
Rockenon
Thomas Keating
Agt
Fok
Horsey
Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Reuss City Hall
H. D. Fuller
Braddock Ky
Cumberland Brewing Company
H. Douglas Ratel
Omas
North Main Street
D. Geo
Orvier
N. Main St
Misr’s Drugstore
NATIO
Civil Service
Bantz
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Robert M. Henry
Telephone
Frank F’eerer
Nineveh
Mary
Julia Jacobs
Isabella Randolph
AL B.ec
Parishville
White Hall
J. P. Haddox
Winchester Hand Laundry
W. M
Cordelia Aulick
E. Holmes
North Market St
N. J. Wineinron
American Stock Co
Peyton Street
G. Gibbens
Twik
Court House
W. Cécil Street
Washington, Mall
Page Hall
Wm.m. Atkinson
Ethel Hansbrough
Washington, D. C
Dr. Haub
Boston
Uecoel
N. Centre St
Cumberland, Md
Ral Commercial College
Presho
Pres
Postoffice Bld’g
Winchester, Va
FOX Sale
Snapp
Chambersville
Roy Beene Ce
Roy Sterhenson
Russell Bros
Dec’d
Millwood
Clarke Co
J. C. Bearry
Sharp St
C. Gorz
R Geo, Glaize
Brown’s: Meat Market
Chicago
N. Market St
Oppo
Scott Affleck
Cras
E. Barnett
Piccadilly St
Baker
Franck Baker
Slonaker & Williamson
Aires
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