Rev M F Keiter Cleared By Jury In Theft Trial
The Huntingdon Indiana jury found Rev M F Keiter not guilty of forgery after a trial over a $1000 note raised to $3000. Keiter, a Frederick County Virginia native and longtime United Brethren figure, faced accusation from H C Foote, publishing house foreman, alleging he raised the note. The case centered on a bequest note issued by Mrs Bond and later disputed by her family and publishing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Keiter
Huntingdon
Ind
Mr. Keiter
Frederick County
United Brethren
C. F. Keller
United Brethren Church
H. C. Foote
Pretty Wedding at Store Yesterday
A home ceremony at John W. Elliott’s Rock Enon Springs residence united Miss Rosie Elliott and Mr. John McCormack of Berkeley County in a May 7 wedding. Rev. C. D. Bennett officiated as friends celebrated with supper games and music in Capon Springs area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Gort, VA
John W. Elliott
Rock Enon Springs
Rosie
John McCormack
Berkeley County
W. Va
C. D. Bennett
Capon Springs
le “Atten
Capon Mountain
President's car arrives for Valley of Virginia trip
The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail road will move President Lance from Richmond through Washington to Baltimore, arriving at one o clock Saturday morning. It notes the first trip to the Valley of Virginia and praises the train’s luxurious equipment and parlor cars supervised by Conductor Gram. The report also mentions the public auction sale at the House in Winchester, BM. Locke Farm sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Lance
Valley of Virginia
Thomas
Prince
Brunswick
Gram
Boy Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Willie Ditzler seven year old son of Rev. H. Ditzler of Mt. Jackson Virginia died at Garfield Hospital Washington Saturday morning after an appendicitis operation begun Thursday. As play turned serious he told his father to carry him to the operating room and died peacefully with his father at his side uttering prayers and final words. His body was returned to Mt. Jackson for burial yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ditzler
H. Ditzler
Reformed Church of
Mt. Jackson
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Fruit Growers to Hear Committee Report on Scale Law
The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association will meet in the Court House hall Saturday at two PM to hear a committee report on the San Jose Scale law. The group sought a $250 county inspection appropriation. supervisors refused, citing constitutional concerns. The committee may pursue mandamus to force funding, with the legality of the law to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Court House Hall
Court of Appeals
Visiting Home After Thirty Years Absence
Mr James W McDonald and family visit Frederick county roots after 32 years in the West. He will stay about a month visiting his brother Marshall E McDonald and the old family home at White Hall. Work begins on the Shenandoah Valley National Bank vestibule tiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. McDonald
Roland McDonald
Raymond
Mobley
S. D. McDonald
North Market Street
McDonald
Frederick County
West
Marshall E. McDonald
White Hall
This County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
May 12 Marks Winchester Storm Anniversary
Next Monday May 12 marks the anniversary of the 1886 Winchester storm. It is described as the most destructive storm ever known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Registration Day Opens May 13 1902 for Voter Registration
Registration books in the wards will be open Tuesday May 13 1902 for the registration and transfer of voters. This marks the last opportunity to register for the upcoming spring election.
Mary A Clevenger Weds Harry Chiles at Stephenson
Last night in Stephenson Frederick County Mary A Clevenger a charming Frederick County woman married Harry Chiles of Stephenson Bailey Boxwell advertise fresh Potato chips and Shredded Wheat Biscuits in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
County
Mary A. Clevenger
Frederick County
Harry Chiles
Bailey & Boxwell
A True Kentuckian on Sale at Hables and Local Notes
Tickets for A True Kentuckian are on sale at Hables with prices 25 35 and 50 cents. Ground has been broken on Peyton Street for Harry R Kerns new residence. Elsie Snapp ill but able to leave her room. Mrs John W Russell of Clarke Va visits in the city. J W Singleton and sister from Jefferson Co W Va visit the Misses Sherrard. Prof Sticklin will stage a free dog exhibition tonight in front of the Hotel Evans at 7. Rev T K Kramer leaves for Loudoun County while his wife visits her parents during the Reformed Classis. Reardons coffees 20 and 25 cents a pound at Bail y Boxwells. Phone 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Street
Harry R. Kerns
Prof. Sticklin
Evans
T. K. Kramer
Loudoun County
Reformed Classis
Roanoke
Mrs. Kramer
Hero In Rags Benefit At The Auditorium Tonight
A benefit performance at the Auditorium features the comedy Hero In Rags with Little Bessie and H Harness the human woolen mill. The Friendship Band will attend. Tickets are selling well and the event aims to be financially and artistically successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bessie
H. Harness
Wanted to Rent a Good Cow for the Summer
Short classified notice seeks a cow for summer use. Apply at 15 South Washington Street. 5 8 6¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
President
Front House
Locke
Schneider’s Grocery
Hable’s
Elsie Snapp
John W. Russell
Clarke County, Va
T. O. Wyndham
J. W. Singleton
Jefferson County
Sherrard
Apa B. Thatcher
S. Market Street
T.M Barr&Co
Hagerstown
R. Gray Williams
Rovss Avenue
Virginia
Glaize Bros
Porto Rico
Horsey & Atwell
Hriday
Hables
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co
D. R. Eskey
Icee
Winchester Ich Factory
C. L. Robinson
Prop
Carload
Bushnell’s Drug Store
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Selcon
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
Taylor Hotel
Paul Jones
The
Belvidere Brewing Co
J.P. Haddox
Bushnell & Co
Copperas
Franck Baker & Son
W. J. Oates & Son
Capon Bridge
J. H. Jones
Ood
Baker Street
Northeast
H. Jones
H. W. Clowe, Jr
Winchester, Va
Jewelry
E. Bruce Capper, the Jeweler
Srar
New York
Fred
BOYD
Jones’ Creamery
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