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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
2
Frederick and surrounding counties report that late week cold spared most fruit trees. Buds suffered only minor damage, seen as an advantage to prevent overloading. Growers anticipate a strong apple and peach harvest if warm weather continues.
An educational meeting will be held in Grace M. E. Church South on Wednesday evening March 25 at 7 30 o clock. Speakers include J D Eggles ton Jr state superintendent Charles G Maphis state school examiner and Dr Ormond Stone of the University of Virginia. Everyone is earnestly requested to be present. Local social notes follow with multiple residents visiting relatives in Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Retail Market prices for Wheat Ear Corn per barrel Jata per bushel hay per ton and various goods including butter chickens side meat and millfeed are listed. Live stock prices show beef and veal per live weight with stated per unit figures.
Miss Myrtle Wise teaching in Winchester spent weekend with her parents in Canterbury. Charles Headley family and daughter Sylvia visited BE Albin family. James Golliday and daughter Nellye returned from Mount Jackson. Ernest Suddith visiting J Willis Suddith in Boyce. Carroll Neville hosted by Mrs. William Ewing. Charles Rudolph home from Hagerstown. Garrie Willis of Tulip visited aunt Mrs Suddith. Rev William Stevens preached final sermon of conference year at Fairview. Farmers busy with spring plowing.
Miss Frances Peyton Page has returned home after a week in Baltimore. In Hagerstown Maryland yesterday W L Hammond Democrat defeated Ernest W Miller Republican for mayor by a 136 vote plurality. A Republican council member and Mrs Harvey of Georgia have taken rooms with Mrs Maria Worthington.
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