Noted Temperance Lecturer to Speak This Week in City
Rev G C Taylor DD of Boston will lecture in multiple downtown venues May 4 to May 7 on topics from That Boy of Yours to A Glass of Beer Analyzed with illustrated aids. The program features readings by a city chorus and appeals for temperance support.
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G. C. Taylor
Boston
Mass
Canada
Bah Ya Islands
Havana
Cuba
Taylor
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Street
M. E
Paul
Market Street
Wollester
Barryv
Gol
Rev Dr Graham at His Son's Wedding
The marriage of Sadie Inney Hopkins to William Graham of St. Louis occurred at the bride's mother's Alton home last Thursday afternoon. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr James R Graham with relatives present. The couple will stay the summer at the bride's mother's residence and plan a Westward wedding trip after a reception in Winchester and St. Louis connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Inney Hopkins
Ella Phinney
William Graham
St. Louis
Alton
Til
James R. Graham
Winchest
A T. Graham
Davidson
N. C
Hvelen Graham
Winchester
Graham
Twelfth
Henry Streets
Meyer Drug Company
West
van Dahlgren
City
Theodore Meyers
G. J. Meyers
Edward Mitchell
Cornelus Fauntleroy
Dr. Graham
Evelyn Graham
A Young Baltimore Star Shines in The Strollers
Maida Snyder, the 16 or 17 year old Baltimore girl who charmed Winchester audiences in The Strollers, remains natural and engaging. She laughs at the nice notices and shows wholesome, girlish enthusiasm for travel sports and music while keeping a fresh, unspoiled stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida Snyder
Baltimore
Winchester
Mimi
Strollers
First Excursion Reaches Winchester From Washington
The first Sunday excursion train of the summer to Winchester on the Baltimore & Ohio brought about 350 people from Washington and nearby areas. Visitors spent the day in Winchester and returned around six o clock yesterday evening as a large crowd gathered at the station to welcome them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Egbert van Alstyne
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Young Roanoke Real Estate Man Lenier Gray Dies
Lenier Gray a 32 year old Roanoke real estate man died in a Roanoke hospital after a short illness. He was married to Laura Miller and left a young child, five brothers and several sisters. Funeral plans are pending with services to be held in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Miller
Roanoke
Gray
Mr. Gray
The Royal Duke Visits Winchester
Mr J J Haggerty known as The Royal Duke arrived from Washington aboard the first B and O Sunday excursion to Winchester. He tours local historic sites and editorial offices, plans to stay several days to admire the town and its attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haggerty
Royal Duke
Washington
Winchester
Old Town
Tristar
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Pilduzer
Newspaper Man Weds a Ferry Girl
Mr. Charles Arthur Stilling of Washington DC connected with the Washington Evening Star married Miss Anna Marie Rau of Harpers Ferry at the bride’s home Saturday evening. Rev. Charles S. Trump of Martinsburg performed the ceremony and the couple left for a bridal tour in New York. The bride is the youngest daughter of the late Radolph Ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arthur Stilling
Washington, DC
Washington Evening Star
Anna Marie Rau
Harpers Ferry
Charles 5. Trump
Martinsburg
Long Journey to Wed in New Hampshire Bride
Miss Lillian May Puffenberger of Winchester wed Wilhelm Tho’ Fé, a Belmont farmer, in a parlor ceremony at Trip Lett, Winchester. The couple plans to live on Tho’ Fé’s Belmont farm. best man was Otto Barr. The groom traveled from his northern home to Virginia to claim his bride.
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New Hampshire
Lillian May Puffenberger
Merry ‘Puffmperger
Winchester
Wilhem i
Belmont
New Ham
Triplett
Triplett, On Hast Pieradilly Street
Jobin Hyde
Ta Ashby Camp
Cave Church
Ostar Barr
N. H
Paffenberger
Rowe
Virginia
Mr Leafe Hits Hard Knock En Route Home
Arthur Leafe the Lewis Jones Kauitting Mills superintendent narrowly escaped serious injury in Philadelphia Saturday evening. A man with a dress suitcase swung an umbrella that struck Mr Leafe in the mouth bruising his cheek and nearly knocking him out as he prepared to board a train at Broad Street station. The umbrella narrowly avoided his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur, Leafe
Lewis
Jones Kauitting
Mills
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Cas E
Berryville Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Clinton Foley of Picara Pennsylvania visits his parents Mr and Mrs B Foley. Minnie Ogden returns home after a long visit to Jefferson county relatives. Elvira Moore goes back to Baltimore to resume Bryn Mawr College studies. Mrs L Scheuer visits daughter Mrs M E Hecht in Baltimore. Louis Walker of Charles Town spends Sunday in town with friends. S L Paimbaum visits relatives and friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Foley
Pica‘ra, Pa
B. Foley
Minnie Ogden
Jefferson County
Elvira Moore
Baltimore
Bryn Mar College
L. Scheuer
M. EB. Hecht
Louis Walker
Charles Town
L. Paimbaum
Unclaimed Letters in Winchester Post Office
List of letters remaining at Winchester post office for week ending April 29 1905. Callers must pay one cent per letter. Names include Lina Anderson Henry L Bowers Julia Bausch J M Crim A M Fuller Ellen Gavins Anna Hottle Jno WwW Smith Besviey Keen P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lina Anderson
Henry L. Bowers
Julia Bausch
J.M. Crim
A. M. Fuller
Ellen Gavins
Anna Hottle
Jno
Smith
Besviey Keen
P.M
Cornerstone Laying for Valley Union Sunday School Chapel
The April 30 ceremony on Martinsburg pike marked the cornerstone laying of the Valley Union Sunday School Chapel. Ministers C D Bulle and Geo G Bowers led prayers, readings, and hymns as Superintendent Henry J Moling read scripture, praising multi-denominational work for youth and future church roles. A large audience attended the event ending with doxology and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Valley Union
Martinsburg Pike
C. D. Bulle
Braddock Street M. KE
South
Geo
Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry J. Moling
D. Bulla
Bulla
Oyster Season Closes Early With Prohibition Through September
The oyster season ended last Saturday night and it will be unlawful to dredge until September. The season closed after April 25 with a five day allowance to dispose of stock. The past season was disastrous with continued freezes harming dredgers and leaving many cargoes unmerchantable at the wharves.
Fort Hill School House Sold on Main Street Corner
Mrs Hannah Smith widow of German Smith sold the Fort Hill property on Main and Peyton streets to James M Brown for 6450 dollars. The site formerly housed the Public School and later the Valley Female College, with several large buildings. Browns is a well known local businessman. Mrs J W McSnerry of Martingburg is visiting her daughter Mrs H D Fuller on Washington Street.
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Hannah Smith
German Smith
James M. Brown
Main Street
Fort Hill
Valley Female College
Main
Peyton Streets
Brown
J. W. McSnerry
Martingburg, W. Wa
H. D. Fuller
Washington Street
Young Wife Dies from Consumption in Strasburg
The remains of Mrs. Belle R. Graver, wife of Mr. David Graver of Strasburg, died after a yearlong illness. At 9:15 a.m. Tuesday her body will be brought to Winchester for burial at Red Bud. Funeral by Rev. J. D. Ker. She leaves a husband, one son Bilis R. Graver, and four sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle R.graver
David Graver
Strasburg
Winchester
Red Bud
Funk & Ray
J. D. Ker
James Kline
Academy Defeats Martinsburg in Close 3-2 Baseball Battle
8 V A defeated Martinsburg 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Steele and Shell each struck out 10. Martinsburg scored twice in the first inning, but strong defense and timely hitting by Ware Grim and Sale led the Academy to the win with Cooper driving in the decisive eighth inning run.
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V. A
Martinsbnng
Steele
Shell
Martinsburg
Ware
Grim
Gill
Newton
Sale
Cooper
Cather
Mrs. Mary Hyde gravely ill with pneumonia
Telegrams from Winchester report Mrs. Mary Hyde wife of Lewis H. Hyde is seriously ill with pneumonia at her New York City home after pleurisy. She is a former Clarke county resident and a near relative of Dr. William P. McGuire. Doctor McGuire left for her bedside. she has long supported Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mary Hyde
Lewis H. Hyde
New York City
Hyde
Mary McGuire
Clarke County
William P. McGuire
Mr. Doran Improves After Prolonged Illness
Robert Doran, once gravely ill for weeks, shows marked improvement and is able to be out. A Feast of Fun Rudolph and Adolph is scheduled for tonight with expected lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doran
Rudolph
Adolph
Military Honors for General Lee and Interment
Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee will be buried in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond after brief services in Washington at the Church of the Epiphany. Major Holmes Conrad Major Robert W Huster and Dr. Harry St George Ucker will be pallbearers. A special train carries the funeral party to Richmond where remains lie in state at City Hall until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Holmes Conrad
Robert W
Washington
Episcopal Church
Randolph H. McKim
D. D
Confederate Veterans
Gen. Lee
Richmond
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Gen
Lee
Bishop Randolph
Virginia
Seventh Cavalry
Alexandria
Light Infantry
Seventieth Virginia Militia
Fredericksburg
Washington Guards
Seventieth Virginis
Union
Seventieth Regiment
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Field Artillery
Field Artillery; RB. B. Lee Camp and Pickett
Richmond Confederate Veterans
Association of the Cavalry Veterans of
Army of Northern Virginia
Annual Sermon To Odd Fellows Conducted At Winchester
More than eighty members of Madison Lodge No 6 Independent Order of Odd Fellows attended the annual sermon at First Baptist Church in Winchester. Rev E B Northen delivered the sermon and served as pastor of the church and grand representative of Virginia Odd Fellows. J P Haddox led the lodge as marshal as hymns anthems and the closing ode of Odd Fellowship accompanied the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge No. 6
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Lodge
E. B. Northen
Virginia Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
J. P. Haddox
Northen
Odd Fellowship
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.C. Taylor
Latheram
Presbyterian
Vienna Pokery Co
DR Graham
Alfred G Graham
Alton, Ill
Lenier Gray
Laura Miller
Mr. Rowe
Puffenberger
Mr. Leafe
Berryville Personals
The
Evening Star
Berryville, Va
Chas. D. Bulla
Belle Graver
Academy
Hollywood Cemetery
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