Great Council of Red Men Elects Officers in Roanoke
The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men adjourned yesterday in Roanoke to meet next year in Fredericksburg. Officers installed include A. M. Tennis Great Sachem and William A. Walden Great Senior Sagamore, with S. W. Caughley as Great Mishinewa and J. A. Brown among others. Representatives to the Great Council of the United States were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Fredericksburg
A. M. Tennis
William A. Walden
Sagamore
David Johnson
See
Cornelius
S. W. Caughley
Hamilton
Forest
R. W. Jones
D. G. Calver
J. A. Brown
Winchester
J. W. Cherry
Charles J. Phillips
Lee
Ira T. Hall
E. E. Davis
Great Council of the
United States
Brave Confederate Soldier Laid To Rest In Shenandoah Valley
The obituary honors Mr Russell a 61 year old Confederate veteran and prominent farmer of Clarke County Virginia. He survived a bullet wound that caused later brain pressure and strokes, died after two years of increasing disability, and leaves a widow Miss Simpers two children Joseph Savage and Henry J Russell a Clarke County brother Jesse R Russell and several grandchildren. He served as Chief Marshal of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fairs and marshal at Hagerstown Fair and was a survivor of Clarke Cavalry. Funeral at 9 30 Monday near Mount Henr and Children’s Day at Stephens City with servicemen taps to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phantom Corps
Mr. Russell
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Hagerstown
Jesse R. Russell
Clarke
Bennett Russell
Clarke Cavalry
South
Mount Henr
Debaters Award Medals in Chinese Immigration Discussion
The Sigma Rho Delta event featured Frederick Codinty arguing against Chinese immigration and Frederick Laise delivering a strong affirmative. Judges awarded Hancher the declarer's medal and Liaise the debater's medal for their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
R. E. Byrd
Wm. M. Atkinson
M. M. Lynch
Mr. Hancher
Mr. Liaise
Rockbridge County Stock Holdings Fueled By Catlett Visit
Commonwealth's Attorney Robert Catlett traveled through Winchester to Lexington en route after visiting Baltimore where he pursued Rockbridge county's $445000 stake in the Valley Railroad line running Harrisonburg to Lexington. Baltimore City holds $1000000 of stock. City council members expressed surprise at Rockbridge's extent of holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Robert Catlett
Winchester
Lexington
Mrs. Halterman Returns Home After Treatment in Winchester
Mrs. Lemuel Halterman, after weeks with Mrs. Carrie Anderson near Cork street and treatment by Dr. W. S. Love, returned to her Lost City West Virginia home today. She was accompanied by her husband who arrived in Winchester this morning. May Day Services at Catholic Church will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. The procession and May hymns will follow, with Baptismal vows renewed and Benediction by Rev. W. A. McKeefry. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Halterman
Carrie Anderson
Cork Street
W.S. Love
Lost City
W. Va
Winchester
W. A. McKeefry
Miss Kremer Ribbon and Hat Sale
Miss Kremer offers one week discounts on ribbons with all bows free of charge. A new line of summer hats just received from New York. Side and Accordion plaiting available on short notice. Prices reduced. Work guaranteed.
Workmen Near Finish Ex Cavation at New Mortuary Chapel
Excavation of the cellar at the new Mortuary Chapel is nearly complete with one side finished and minor work on the opposite side. Masons will start stone work on Monday. Meanwhile John Kerr Public Schools teachers begin final exams, continuing through June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerr Public Schools
Preacher Rev C D Bulla Holds Morning and Evening Sermons
The pastor Rev C D Bulla delivers a morning sermon at 11 value and an evening talk at 8 on the themes One and One More Than Two and Truth Verified by Experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bulla
Local Notables make brief town visits amid travels
Mr Chas H Grim of near Kerns Town returns to town after illness. Mrs Walter Cox of Berryville visits Winchester today and has just come from the Philippine Islands. Her husband Dr Walter Cox, a surgeon in the regular army, is stationed there. Mr James W Goode returns from a pleasant visit to his brother John W Goode in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Grim
Kernstown
Walter Cox
Berryville
Winchester
Cox
Philippine Islands
Philiphe Pea Selo
James W. Goode
Haz
John W. Soe
Local Shoppers and Visitors Highlight Winchester Scene
Mr. Charles B. Dooley visits Winchester while Mrs. Dr. Baker from Russell New York spends the summer with Mrs. George H. Noakes at Neffstown. Robert Lemley of Stephens City and B M Carter with Charles Beatty also seen in town on business. Special sale of large Arm Rockers at L E Rice’s for 1 65. Noonan handles Crabse both soft and deviled. The Misses Powell of North Fork Loudoun county visit Mrs. B M Carter near Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Rice’s
Robert Lemley
Stephens City
Dr. Baker
Russell, N. Y
George H. Noakes
Neffstown
Messrs
B. M. Carter
Charles Beatty
Winchester
Misses Powell
North Fork
Loudoun County
Mrs. B. M., Carter
Closing Days of V. F. C. Class Day and Graduation
On June 4 at 10 o'clock class day exercises will be held with Rev. C. D. Harris of Martinsburg W Va addressing the young ladies. That evening at 8 o'clock graduation exercises will present diplomas to completing pupils and medals to high ranking scholars. Rev. W. H. H. Joyce will deliver the graduation address from Luray Va. This year's exercises are said to be the most interesting yet for the institution and its large female student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. H. H. Joyce
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Luray
Kinney seeks peace bond in assault case
Grace Kinney swore out a warrant against Mattie Palmer for assault. Justice Bragonier dismissed the case after hearing both sides but warned future appearances. Kinney, fearing for her life, sought a peace bond. judge set bond at $25 and Kinney was released through her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kinney
Mattie Palmer
Justice Bragonier
Hammond and Miss Moler wed in Shepherdstown
Mr A J Hammond of Newsport News and Miss Annie Moler were married at Shepherdstown last Monday. They visited relatives near Bliss, then attended a reception in Martinsburg by Hammond's uncle. The couple will depart Martinsburg this afternoon for Newport News, their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J.hammond
Newsport News
Bliss
County
Martinsburg
Mr. Hammond
Annie Moler
Shepherdstown
Newport News
Bell Brothers Buyer Travels To New York
Mr Bell of the well known dry goods firm Bell Bro is in New York purchasing a large summer stock of goods. He will return in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Bell
Bell Bro
New York
Tennessee monument underway in Stonewall
The passage notes a monument being cam eed this afternoon at Stonewall, and lists several local and out of town visitors. Mrs. 8 D. McDonald, William McDonald, and Roland McDonald with family are visiting relatives in Berke ley county and Ohio. Mrs. Mamie Ritter and husband from Scranton are visiting Ada Orndorff on West Water Street. Additional visits include Mrs. McFarland in Market Street and relatives in Hagerstown and Washington DC, with E J Coffman and Mozingo among the summer visitors. An excursion is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8.D. McDonald
North Market Street
William McDonald
Roland McDonald
Ohio
Berkeley County
W. Va
Mamie Ritter
Husband
Scranton, Pa
Ada Orndorff
West Water Street
City
Mrs. McFarland
Market Street
Hagerstown
Mrs. King
Washington, D. C
E.J. Coffman
Page County
8. H. Mozingo
South Kent Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Brown
Methodist City
Sigma Rho Delta
Frederick Codinty
Frederick Laise
Bunker Hill
Laise
America
China
Rockbridge
Schneider’s Grocery
Charles B. Dooley
Noonan
Hess
Horsey & Atwell
H. W. Clowe, Jr., Jeweler
North Main Street
E. Bruce Capper, the Jeweler
Aes Am
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
S. HL. Hable
Railroad Station
Sgcatinex
Bantz
Kk. E. Chelf
Mr. Bell
H. O. Pierce
Opequon
Braddock St
W. P
GEO. E. Bushnell & Company
B. Bushnell & Co
Tennessee Monument
Stonewall
Court House
E. L. Hodgson
R. Gray Williams
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ino
W. Rice
Union Bank OF Winchester
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
H. D. Fuller, Caghier
C. Guiliani
the Fruitman
H. H. Collins
Clarke County
Terrmas Cash
Miller Supply Company
National Bank
L. Omps
N. Main St
Romer
A. L. Shearer
North Market St
Bailey & Boxwell
Amherst Street
None
L. E. Rice
I Huntsberry
S. Ruomp
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