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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
6
The notice warns that all remaining state taxes unpaid by Dec 1, 1908 face a five percent penalty. GEO H KINZEL, City Treasurer, urges prompt attention. An ad promotes Miss Martin hairdressing services at Mrs Noonan’s, 33 N Braddock St, offering sham pooing bleaching dyeing and scalp treatments.
Hayfield Virginia November 18. Mr and Mrs H M Larrick spend holidays with parents Mr and Mrs G Larrick. H M Larrick is an engineer for the C and O Railway Co between Richmond and Newport News. Mrs Larrick recovered from typhoid fever after about ten weeks and will return to Newport News by November 28. Monument to Fitzhugh Lee erected in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond as friends honor the gallant general. The plain shaft was funded by Stanhope Bolling George W Stevens and other friends of General Lee.
Mr James Spencer Ritter and Miss May Carper were married last evening at the parsonage of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev J W H Beale. The groom is in the moving picture business.
Mrs. Sarah J. Clements, wife of Col. W. M. Clements former B and O Railroad manager and prominent Summit Point farmer in Jefferson County West Virginia, died Monday night at her home aged 85.
Mrs. Morgan Stotler mother of Floyd Stotler an agent for the Western Maryland Railroad at Dawson died yesterday from injuries she sustained when struck by a train at Dawson. She passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs. H. C. Wilson in Keyser.
The Martin's Mountain Orchard Company of Paw Paw Hampshire county W Ve receives charter. Capital stock set at $30,000. Incorporators listed as H W Miller of Paw Paw G P Miller of Remney Pancake and H B Gilkeson of Remney.
Miss Rebecca Barr and Miss Nannie Cooper have returned from an extended visit to Miss Frances Hughes in Staunton Virginia.
Robert Spates spent today on business in Charles Town detailing meetings and anticipated negotiations in the local market. The trip appears to be routine with no public outcomes reported.
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