Happenings at Lale View and nearby towns
May 14 notes from Lale View Virginia report Mrs Ball wife of the M E Church minister visiting relatives. A Knights Templar service at Winchester Episcopal Church drew 8 B Staff and Edward Williams. Miss Bessie Yost of Martinsburg visited Miss Mollie Williams. the Chase Taniquary and John Grubb families welcomed guests from Berryville. Lena McDonald visited sister Mrs R P Duvall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxe View
Ball
M. E. Church
Edward Williams
Knights Templar
Episcopal Church
Winchester
Bessie Yost
Martinsburg
Mollie Willams
Chase Taniquary
John Grubb
Berryville
Lena McDonald
R. P. Duvall
Army Corporal Posts Recruit Notices Here
Corporal I Houghton of the regular army is in town posting notices to recruit for the engineer corps. He told a Star reporter he does not know yet if a recruiting office will open here, and for now he is simply posting notices for recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Houghton
Regular Army
Engineer Corps
Houghton
Srar
Winchester Star Expands With Four Extra News and Ads
The Winchester Star Publishing Company unveils an enlarged edition on Thursday, adding four more columns of news and advertising. The Clarke Courier notes the Star continues to thrive and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Courier
The
Winchester Star
Star Publishing Company
Baltimore physician to lecture on Alcohol in medicine
Mr. John Cornell of Baltimore will deliver a free lecture on Alcohol as used in the practice of medicine at the Friends Meeting House on the corner of Washington and Piccadilly streets tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornell
Baltimore
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Bulls Shipped to Canada for Breeding Distribution
Mr. W. G. Conrad of Montana Hall Clarke county sent twenty Hereford bulls from White Post last Thursday to Canada. There the yearlings will be distributed among stock farmers for breeding purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Conrad
Montana Hall
Clarke County
White Post
Canada
Paper plant boasts record ad growth and delayed presses
The Winchrster Star reports 319 inches of advertising in one year causing roller meltdown and delays. The Baltimore News should prepare with ice water and grenades as its press facilities promise to outdo rivals east of Hades and south of Philadelphia, per Hagerstown Md Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchrster Star
Baltimore News
Hades
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Inspection Train Completes Valley Bridge Tour
The special train carrying the Assistant Superintendent of Bridges and other B and O Railroad officials traveled up the Valley yesterday to inspect Valley division bridges. It returned this afternoon passing Winchester about 1 30 completing the inspection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Valley Division
Winchester
Will Address the Graduates at Powhatan College
Rev. G. H. Kennard of Luray Virginia will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Powhatan College Charlestown West Virginia in the Baptist Church Sunday night May 25. On Tuesday evening following Rev. Dr. John E. Bushnell of Winchester will deliver the graduation address in the college hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Kennard
Luray
Powhatan College
Charlestown
W. Va
Baptist Church
John E. Bushnell
Winchester
College Hall
Special Low Rate Excursions Via Norfolk & Western Railway
Train fare discounts announced for club and fraternal group travel with multiple tours scheduled coast to coast. Clubs in California Oregon Utah Colorado and Utah list dates from May to August with ticket information available by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Railway
Notable Local Visitors and Incidents in Town
Local resident Mr. R. P. Glass and farmer Mr. Joseph A. Miller visited town. Rev. Dr. James R. Graham and Miss Evie Graham left for New York. Prof. Charles McClure visits Rev. Dr. Bushnell. Mayor Barton returned from Charleston. A horse pulled cart toppled on Water Street but caused no injuries. Union Bank of Winchester offers 3 percent savings interest. Mr. and Mrs. Copp return from Washington with relatives hosting Willow Brook caretakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Graham
Evie Graham
New York
Charles McClure
Boonesboro, Md
John E. Bushnell
West Cork Street
J. E. Copp
Kernstown
Washington, D. C
Rev
Z. H. Copp
Ada Copp Frenkel
Olive Copp Baker
Willow Brook
Trustee's Sale of Valuable City Property at 307 Braddock St
M. M. Lynch trustee will sell at public auction May 17 1902 at 12 o'clock the brick house and lot No 307 south Braddock street Winchester Virginia occupied by the late Daniel Bush at his death. Also report of Shenandoah Valley Academy vs Cuba Rica Tobacco game called on rain with VAs leading 2 0 and details of battery. A movement to consolidate Norfolk Portsmouth and Berkley into Greater Norfolk aims to create a city over 100000 population and dominate the state. meeting held at Portsmouth to discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lynch
South Braddock Street
Winchester
Virginia
Daniel Bush
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Cuba Rica Tobacco Company
Fair Grounds
Bonelli
McGregor
Academy
Baldwin
Taylor
Cuba Rica
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Burroughs
Greater
Rev Dr Cox Heads to Strasburg After Talk
Rev Dr 8 K Cox who spoke to Winchester Commandery Knights Templar Sunday night left for Strasburg Junction to join Mrs Cox and will return to Cumberland Md where he is stationed. Prof Ernest Campbell Irving College principal visited Strasburg on Charleston Exposition trip with J Few Brown bank official. Kodaks barred from Winchester cemetery as locals uphold modesty in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Cox
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Strasburg Junction
Ernest Campbell
Irving College
J. Few Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Campbell
Strasburg
Winchester Cemetery
Painting House on Market Street
Mr. Howard Ferguson is painting the property of Mrs. Emma Affleck on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard Ferguson
Emma Affleck
South Market Street
First Plans Launched Tonight For Firemen Celebration
ALL EYES ON THE COUNCIL. This firemen committee meets at 8:30 tonight in the Sarah Zane engine house to elect officers and form sub committees. The event will be a strictly firemen affair as Shawnee Tribe’s request for funds was denied and they withdrew from participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane
Mount Airy Society postpones meeting to May 24
The Mount Airy Literary Society at Fawcetts Gap moves its next meeting from May 17 to May 24. An excellent program is being prepared for the final occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy Literary Society
Fawcetts Gap
The Meat Question and the Bone Metaphor
A reflective piece contrasts bread with meat and bone as symbols of sustenance. It ponders who must gnaw the bone while others feast on the meat, hinting at social inequality and alternate appetites.
Public Sale of Desirable City Property in Winchester
Public sale of Mary E. Hockman estate property at the corner of Main and Cecil streets Winchester Virginia. Auction at 11 a m Saturday May 17 1902. Executor M M Lynch urges viewing posters for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary.e. Hockman
Main
Cecil Streets
Winchester
Virginia
M. M Lynch
Mary
Bright and Enterprising Winchester Star Expands
The Winchester Evening Star expands to seven columns, described as bright and enterprising with much to commend it. Also notes Schndeider's Grocery advertising new cabbage and tomatoes with contact phone 203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Charlestown
W. Va
Schneider’s Grocery
First class building rock offered by Scumiert firm
An advertisement states F. W. Scumiert at 315 North Main Street offers first class building rock in any quantity for construction and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Scumiert
N. Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lale
Temperance
Federation Womans’ Clubs
Los Ageles
Cal
Traveler's Protective Association
Portland
Ore
Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Red Order Workmen
International
Denver
Col
Knights of Pythias
B. P. O. Ellis
East Lake City
Utah
R. P. Glass
Joseph A. Miller
Ninevah
Noonan
Barton
Charleston, D. C
United States Court of Appeals
John W. Anderson
Water Street
Mr. Anderson
Union Bank of Winchester
M. H. G. Willlis
Greater Norfolk
Council
C. A. Evans
Joseph T. Brown
William M. Wagner
Louis Winkley
Thomas Fitzpatrick
A. R. Snapp
Friendship
R. Atwell
J. P. Haddox
O. J. Franks
W. L. Wood
Harry L. Kurtz
Carroll Carver
South End
B. F. Pierce
J. H. Cooper
George Curl
Chas, Sager
Louis Steele
Edward Hare
Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
J. C. Fries
J. W. Miller
A. H. Jackson
T. B. Allemony
H. B. McCormac
John M. Miller
Charley Rouss Fire Company
William M. Calvert
Hunter N. Kern
J. W. Spellman
J. E. Kiger
H. B. Markell
John T. Noonan
Porto Rico
Horsey & Atwell
Thomas Keating
A&j
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
B&families
Agt
Telephone
North Main Strie
H. W. Clowe, Jr
North Main Street
Winchester, Va
Mark
R. KE. Chelfe
T. M. Bantz
Court House
Fred. S. Boyd
Bushnell & Co
Winchester Ich Factory
C. L. Robinson
Prop
Franck Baker & Son
Try Reardon
Bailey & Boxwell’s
Bailey & Boxwell
Carpenters
Thomas
W. V
W. A. Lrtuzr
Keyser
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co
R. Eskey,anager
N. Kent Street
W. M. Lupron
Russell Bros
Rosenberger
Charles. Palmer
Harry Striker
E. Piccadilly Street
Wm. J
Jobe
Brucetown
E. Bruce Capper, the Jeweler
West Water Street
the Miller Supply Company
United States
Glaize Bros
Jones’ Creamery
Star
T.M Baerr& Co
Hagerstown Ice Co
John O’ Rear
Kinzel B
Main Street
Rouss Avenue
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