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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1900

Page

4

Martinsburg figures and visits noted in town events

Reverend preached at day afternoon. Miss Nina Larri visited Miss Maud Larrick at Neversville. Edgar R. Harmer and son Stanley spent yesterday in Philadelphia. Rev William Hesse, Luther of Martinsburg, accepted a call to Ohio. Contractor William Keating awarded roof job for Masonic Temple. Martinsburg bands to play at Roues City Hall cornerstone on the 15th. Harry Cobaugh and wife returned to Washington. Atwell and Gray with Rev George Trice left for Baltimore. Major Charles Ellett Cabell of the Third Baltimore 23nd Inf. U.S. Vols. on leave in Berryville. Locals drank Shawnee waters amid its precincts. cards noted. Colonel S. S. Higinbotham and wife of Jefferson county visited with daughter Mrs. H. S. Baker. Mrs. Baker and children accompanied them home this morning.

Edgar R. Harmer Veeran Newsdealer Stanley Harmer Philadelphia William Hesse Luther Martinsburg Bas Pleasant City Ohio William Keating Masonic Temple Roues City Hall Harry Cobaugh Emma Anderson Washington S. R. Atwell Robt L. Gray George Trice Baltimore Charles Ellett Cabell U. S. Vols Berryville Shawnee

Sermons Draw Large Turnout at Presbyterian Church

Rev J B Sibly of Atlanta preached two sermons yesterday. Rumor of a call to pastor the church proved unfounded. Drought persists in the area and registration day approaches. Notables Rev F A Gains and Rev F A Strother visited town. The Berryville Water Works passed a test with a 130 foot spray. A rat killing contest near East Piccadilly attracted a crowd as eleven rats were killed.

Sibly Atlanta Georgia Presbyterian Church East Piccadilly Street Geo. W. Kremer

Desirable Winchester Properties Sold by Executor

As executor for John Lillis the sale offers six properties in Winchester Virginia. Properties include on Southeast corner of Braddock and Piccadilly, 22 West Peyton, 559 North Kent, 439 North Market, 441 North Market, and 111 South Braddock with respective lot widths and depths. Terms require one cash payment and two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Auctioneer E L Hopson conducts the sale set for May 19 1900 in front of the courthouse.

John Lills John Lillis Winchester Court House Iqaid Dock Piccadilly Episcopal Institute Braddock Street Casper Nott Geo Clarence Miller West Peyton The Valley Female College North Kent St Said i North Market Street John McCoy Analley Sai Street South Braddock Street Methodist Epise Church

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