Evening Star Subscription Rates And Distribution Details
The Evening Star lists rates of one year two dollars six months one dollar three months and twenty cents for shorter periods with prepaid postage. The branch office is at Nos. and 19 East Water Street and carriers deliver citywide at five cents per item. Date shown is Wednesday May 23 190%.
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Lran
East Water Street
South Market Street
John Sartelie
Goff Ote
Harry R. Kern
Among Virginians Honored by President
President Roosevelt named former Governor A. J. Montague a delegate to the Pan American Congress to meet in Rio de Janeiro in July. The article notes Virginia has few major national appointments recently, with only two clearly remembered: John Goode as Solicitor General and Holmes Conrad with posts in State and Justice, plus occasional consul-generalships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
A. J. Montague
Pan- American Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Virginia
Cleveland
John Goode
Holmes Conract
Departments of State
Justic
Conrad
Post Office
Alexander McDonald
Lynchburg
Mr. Cleveland
Persia
Waterloo Briefs Seventeen Local Notes From May
Waterloo May 23 action reports a busy weekend with visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and Mrs. George Parker to D. H. McCormick’s. Susan Price visits daughter Mrs. David Prince. R. S. Bryarly’s colt injury during breaking. Mrs. Walter Ritter visits near Suray. Araminta Cooper spends Monday in Millwood. Mrs. Arthur Chrisman nights with Mrs. Sam Brym p. John Yowell loses five sheep to dogs. George Hilliard visits Agnes Reid. Nellie Funk closes Gost Corner school due to illness. John Golightly builds a new front porch. William Yowell visits sister Mrs. Clarence Thompson. Ada Prince returns from week with Mrs. Martin Price. Mrs. John Cooper and Mrs. Benjamin Romaine remain busy. Mrs. Chas. Siler returns to Hagerstown. William Dearmont at Berry’s Ferry yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John Boyd
George Parker
D. H
Sam _ Bry
John Yowell
George Hilliard
Agnes Reid
Nellie Funk
Gost Corner
John Golightly
William Yowell
Clarence Thompson
Ada Prince
Martin Price
John Cooper
Benjamin Romaine
Memorial services for Bunker Hill veterans Sunday
Memorial services will be held at the M E Church next Sunday at 3 o clock for Union and Confederate soldiers with Rev E E Elly delivering the sermon. The funeral of Mrs Lottie Tabb will be Thursday morning with interment in Gerrardstown Presbyterian graveyard. Local social notes mention visits and a fiftieth wedding anniversary in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker “Hill
M. E
E. E. Elly
Lottie Tabb
Gerrardstown
Ida M Degc Returns Home From Powhatan College
May 23 report from Rest notes Ida M degc welcomes her home after a term at Powhatan College Charles Town W Va. Calvin Perry is very ill at Ridgeway. G I Pitzer loses a cow with milk fever last week. Birdie Mouler visits grandparents. Youths attend Galilee services. Rev C H Buchanan preaches at Rest Church Sunday 3 pm. Sunday School well attended over one hundred enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. St
Powhatan College
Charlestown
W. Va
Calvin Perry
Ridgeway
G. I. Pitzer
Birdie Mouler
Galilee
C. H. Buchanan
Rest Church
Middletown Social Notes Travelers Visit Locals
In Middletown on May 23 several residents are noted visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs. Arthur Machir of Washington visits her Gordon family while Mrs. Farish of Charlottesville visits Leslie Robinson. Others plan or return from trips to Pittsburg Winchester Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Arthur Machir
Washington
Samuel Gordon
Farish
Charlottesville
Leslie Robinson
Alice Yates
Pittsburg
James Larrick
North Mountain
Earl Kiine
Winchester
Catherine Lewis
Cumberland
Emory Lewis
George Wright
Wade Muse
Leeksville
North Carolina
H. A. Gaver
Frank Gaver
Stephens City
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the Evening Star
Waterloo Briefs
Chas. Siler
Hagerstown
William Dearmont
Berry’s Ferry
Bunker Hill
Mins Sue.Henson
Arden
R. A ES
Ianary
Kate Lemon
Jacob Rinker
Abbe Ville
Ala
Assiatairg
Bears
Castoria
Panama
Cis
Grove Bros. Department Store
Dimity
Prios
Hantilers
Corporation Court
City of
Vanok
Renis Pitation
County Arthouse
Cross Roads
Roy McKee
Bloomery
Lycurgus’ Oates
Clark Fletcher
Howard Miller
C.C. McKee
Nora
Pearl Parish
Mrs. Johnston
Ernest Carpenter
Whitacre
Pairview
John Hook
Capon Bridge
Dan Morgan
J. E. Strother
Jeane Hayfield
State of Virginia
Warren County
Joseph A. Hancock
Royal Tapestry Company
H. H. Downing
E. H. Jackson
Jos. A. Hancock A.trueman Pearre
Irving A. Buck
Oliver H. Pearre
Hoyal Tapestry Company
Isiptioriays
Aes
Royal Eepestar
Oe Corporation
O. Trueman Pearre
Oliver Hi. Pearre
Jo— A. Hancock
Sui T. V. Deach Clk. Cir
Byrd & Forsyth
New Cell Hayfield
John Hopkins
Leslie Ramey
A. C. Seymour
Calvin Ramey
William Bayliss
H. Bayliss
Chambersville
William Wisecarver
James Windle
Wheatfield
Ww. M. Horrocks
J. Howard Horrocks
Chas.m.horrocks
Horrocks & Brother
Assumpsit
Front Royal
Front Royal Magisterial
Piano Factory
Mara Hi
Royal Acestry Company
A. Screeen
T. VY. Leach
Wes
D. H. Hartman & CO
R. E
W. Forsyter
Byrd. Byrd
Forsyth
Warren
Rappahannock
R. E. Byrd
Winchester Va
Arness
A. L. Shearer North Market
Bree Bonklet
Hinta
John S Miller
Cardus
Cardui
Henry Baetjer & Ci
Senator
M. M
Shay
Kimonas
Japan
Henry Baetjer & CO
Jas. B. Russell, Pres’t
Lee
Grim
UNION
Bank of Winchester
K. Fielmes Boyd, A. M. Baker
Ron Aera J. M
James B. Russell
Geo. W. Kurtz
Mugh
Lapten
Nineveh
Gibson E.roy
Lola Beatty
Huber
Pennsylvania
T. B . Shepherd
Berryville
Sallie Cabell
A. M. Baker
Delsarte Entertainment
Hable’s
George B. Hanna
Charlotte
Niagara Falls
House
Bell Bros
Millers Drug
Rosenmyer
Main Street
Bell Phone
Cumberland Valley R
CEAVE
Winchester Is Perceining
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Carlist Mechanissburg
Ar. Harthmers
Philadelphia
New York
Good & Company
F.& M Bank
Eeverane
Mechanicsburg
Shine
Burippensburg
Martinsburg
Ar. Winchester
Ielm
Mim
M. C. Kennudy
Guo. W. Martin
Stuart H. Fdmonds
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Iseeietics
John H. Enders
St. Berryville
H. & W. Seabright
North Main Prem
Prem & Ets
T. T. Wall
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