Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Keyser and Nearby Areas
Dr. and Mrs. Holmes Yeakley return to Keyser after visiting J. A. Richard in town. Rev. J. T. Williams, just finished preaching in Brad dock Street M E Church South, returns to Charles Town. Mrs. Agnes Parker and daughter Miss Francis Parker return from Washington. Attorney C. B. Guyer of Strasburg is in town on business. Dr. J. A. Marshall of Alexandria departs after several days on business. Miss Lizzie Malady returns from Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. FE. C. Wilson injured in October 12 New Market accident have returned. Mrs. Clark slowly recovers. Mr. Harry Reed visits his parents on South Braddock street. S. L. Lupton comes from Washington for his father Dr. John L. Lupton’s funeral. William K. Alther, visiting relatives, moves from Philippine civil service to Federal civil service at Fort Robinson Nebraska. departs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Clark
C. Wilson
New Market
Maryland Avenue
Harry Reed
Baltimore
M. T. Reed
South Braddock Street
William K. Alther
Philippine Civil Service
Federal Civil Service
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Cure indigestion with Pape's Diapepsin claims
Advertisement explains that food fermentation causes stomach trouble and lists symptoms such as heartburn and bloating. It urges readers to buy a 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from a druggist, claiming rapid digestion without the stomach's aid and elimination of need for laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Winter Fruit and Nut Assortment Sale Notice
Purchases include Fancy Muir Peaches 12 percent 15 cents per pound. Peeled Peaches 30 cents per pound. Fancy Apricots 15 cents per pound. Santa Clara Prunes eight, ten, 12 4?4 cents per pound. Muscatel Raisin per pound. English Walnuts in large line of winter fruits with Fancy Seeded Raisins 15 cents. Cleaned Currants 12 4 cents per package. Figs 15 and 20 cents per pound. Dates 10 cents per pound. Mixed Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Muscatel Rainmaire
British Officer Visits Winchester During Civil War Battlefield Tour
Captain R E Gross of London England an officer in the British Army registered at the Hotel Evans and staying several days in Winchester. He tours Virginia Civil War battlefields with Shenandoah Valley focus photographing sites and studying Jacksons campaign for English military schools. He has made many friends and received a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Gross
London
England
Evans
Captain Gross
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
General Jackson
Gross
Wingfield Family Mourns Death Of Benjamin F Wingfield
Mr and Mrs Harry H Wingfield left for Charlottesville after a telegram announcing the death of Benjamin F Wingfield father of H H Wingfield He died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness He would have been 75 today The funeral will be held tomorrow with burial in Charlottesville Rev W Tupper Wingfield pastor of the Harrisonburg Baptist Church is another son of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Wingfield
Charlottesville
Benjamin F. Wingfield
Wingfield
W. Tupper Wingfield
The
Baptist Church of
Harrisonburg, Va
Public sale at Winchester Virginia depot notice
Public sale to be held at the C V R depot in Winchester Virginia on Saturday November 14 1908 at 10 am Nine months credit New Columbia farm wagons of all sizes C H Purcell and Miss Martin hairdresser will be present for several days offering sham pooing singing bleaching dyeing hair making switches puffs and pads from practical hair fashion Braddock Street ends 8 pm ending note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. R. R. Depot
Winchester
Perry. Purcell
The
C. VR. R
New Columbia
C.H. Purcell
Miss Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holmes Yeakley
Keyser
W. Va
J. A. Richard
J. T. Williams
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Charles Town
Agnes Parker
Francis Parker
Washington
C. B. Guyer
Strasburg
J. A. Marshall
Alexandria
Lizzie Malady
S. L. Lupton
City
John L. Lupton
Stetson
All America and Hess Shoes
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Oppo
County Court House
U. S. Gov’t Depository
EPT
T. M. Barr
the Prudential
Sor
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
Home Office
Newark
N. J
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Purcell
Fairies Lane
Wm. Sullivan
Bell Phone
Randolph
Narke
L. M. Welton
Woodward’s
Main Street
Star Office
Henry S. Baker & Co
Singer Sewing Machine
Piccadilly St
S. H. Hable
Main and Water
J. M. Orndoff
North Main St
Krigg
H. G. Leyi
Brigg, Va
H. H. Wingfield
Leader
Cashmere
Isses
Gray & Sheet
Berlin
Perfor
ROTH
Virginia Tailoring Co
West Water Street
Old Phone
D. R. Eskey
West Water
Huntsberry’s
Good Shoes
Braddock St
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