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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1902

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New Local Telephone Company Formed to Rival Winchester

Six prominent Winchester capitalists formed a stock company to launch a local telephone service aimed at competing with the Winchester Telephone Company. Names were kept private for now as the group plans a limited local start, then county expansion, with promise of better service at reduced rates. They intend to apply for a charter as soon as a new charter law passes in December.

Main Street Winchester Winchester Telephone Company Winchester Company

Infant Braxt'n Davenport Talbot Death Reported

Intelligence arrives of Braxt n Davenport Talbot grandson of Daniel Wood of Lake View. Infant son of Walter and Maggie Talbot Akron Ohio died Sunday afternoon. Remains to be brought to the city by 7 00 Baltimore and Ohio train tonight. Funeral tomorrow at ten and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Daniel Wood Lake View Braxt' N Davenport Talbot Walter Maggie Talbot Akron Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Walter Talbot Blake Mount Hebron Cemetery

Rev G S Bowers Accepts the Call to Winchester

Reverend George G Bowers pastor of St Mark's Lutheran Hagerstown announces he will resign to become pastor of Grace Lutheran Winchester Virginia. He will arrive December 1 and preach his first sermon November 30 with a wedding on November 5. He is about 43, former pastor at Grafton W V and ex secretary of Maryland Lutheran Synod.

George 8. Bowers St. Mark’s Lutheran Hagerstown Church Council Grace Lutheran Church Winchester St. Mark’s Hagerstown Globe Bowers Winchester Charge Grafton W. Va Gettysburg Theological Seminary Maryland Lutheran Synod Katharine Davis Ollie Ritter

Reverend E B Jackson and Bride to Arrive Tonight

Rev E B Jackson and Mrs Jackson of Somerville South Carolina on honeymoon will arrive in Winchester this evening and stay several days at the Taylor House. He formerly preached at First Baptist Church here and moved to Somerville about 18 months ago. His bride Miss Cornelia McIver Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Zimmerman Davis of Charleston DC. They wed October 7 in Charleston.

E. B. Jackson Stemens City Harry M. Carper Stephens City Maye Lowe Ellicott City Harry E. Stickley 8. M. Sickley Harry Wall Charles H. Schenck Randolph-Macon College Ashland Robert Denny Winchester Denny H. A. Brown Cantersburg Steele & Dinges J. R. Sonner Edward H. Ewing New York City

Beulah Shull Feted At Roanoke Honor Reception

Last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Strother Shull on Kent Street a reception honored their niece Miss Beulah Shull of Roanoke Va a charming guest and belle of the Magic City. Local musicians performed selections and refreshments followed the event.

Strother Shull South Kent Street Miss Beulah Shull Roanoke Miss Shull

The Man From Mexico to Play at The Auditorium

Those seeking a strong comedy performance will see The Man From Mexico at The Auditorium next Thursday October 30. The piece is praised as clever with a first class comedy company delivering a robust presentation this season.

Mexico

Repairing Track in Yard Under Supervisor OConner

Section men under Supervisor Maurice O Conner repair the track in the yard near the facility. Crew works to restore smooth running and safety along the rails and ties as operations resume.

Maurice O'Conner

Doctors Battle Over Will in Clarke County Court

A Clarke county circuit court trial in Berryville ruled the will of Thomas Roland invalid. Six doctors testified on the decedent’s mental state with opposing views. The jury favored the plaintiffs, granting the estate to Thomas Roland’s siblings. A new-trial motion is set for tomorrow.

Clarke County Berryville T. W. Harrison Thomas Roland James Roland George W. Roland Frederick County Thomas Reland James W. J. Best Brucetown Davis Summit Point W. Va Roland Bushong Osburn Cyrus McCormick James McGuire Marshall McCormick Charles M. Broun

Rev Mr Yeakley Receives a Call from Swiesdale

Rev T B Yeakley pastor of the Lutheran Church at Davis West Virginia is considering a call to the Lutheran Church at Swiesdale a Pittsburgh suburb. He is a Frederick County boy and son of William R Yeakley living near town. Yeakley returned from the Maryland Lutheran Synod in Hagerstown. Walker W Holland of Little Washington Va visited Gainesboro Va and returned home. he is brother of the late William Holland famed for the Mexican War wall ascent with Gen Scott.

Star T. B. Yeakley Lutheran Church Davis W. Va Mr. Yeakley Frederick County William R. Yeakley Maryland Lutheran Synod Hagerstown Yeakley Swiesdale Pittsburg Walker W. Holland Little Washington Rappahannock County Gainesboro Mr. Holland William Holland City Mexico Gen Scott United States

Plastering Contract in Martinsburg Progressing

Messrs. Copenhaver and Grimm undertake a large plastering job in Martinsburg West Virginia on the Stewart building on Queen Street. They will plaster between 1500 and 1800 yards and have nearly completed the handsome new dwelling house for Commonwealth's Attorney Harry R. Kern.

Messrs. Copenhaver & Grimm Martinsburg W. Va Stewart Queen Street Commonwealth Harry R. Kern

Can a Man Whip an Other's Child Trial Decides Rights

A Winchester case asks whether a man may chastise another's child for alleged insult. Arthur Barr sues William Zirkle for 500 damages after a belt whipping. Zirkle admits whipping. parents describe severe injuries while defense cites provocation.

Winchester Corporation Court Arthur Barr John M. Barr William Zirkle A. M. Zirkle Herbert S. Larrick Harry R. Kern Holmes Boyd, Jr M. M. Lynch Messrs R. E. Trenary C. W. Wilson Miller Thatcher David Glaize H. Hable Wm. M. Wagoner T. M. Snapp Wren Trammell James W. Kremer Joseph E. Kiger Shirley Carter I. W. Russell Young Barr Zirkle Clayton Ritter Goff Miller Herbert Larrick

Ashby Camp Meeting Nearly Dampened by Rain

The regular Ashby Camp of Confederate Veterans met with light turnout due to heavy rain. First Lieut.-Com. G. W. Kurtz chaired, Adjutant P. W. Boyd opened with prayer, and routine business followed. Mr. Price presented a poem by James Russell Lowell and was thanked. Surgeon Williams reported delays in purchasing a frame for the General Lee engraving and urged early memorial services for departed comrades. Walter Violet left today for Rockville Maryland.

Turin Ashby G. W. Kurtz P. W. Boyd James Russell Lowell Price Surgen Williams Gener Lee Williams

Shenandoah Valley Academy Runs Up Score on Front Royal Team

In heavy rain at the Fair Grounds Shenandoah Valley Academy blanked Randolph Macon Academy 10 to 0 at halftime as Terrill and Kemper scored for the V. A. squad. Despite the damp, a small crowd endured the elements to watch the mismatch unfold.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Randolph- Macon Academy Front Royal Fair Grounds Carlisle Indians Terrill Kemper

Colored Boys for Religion at Virginia Home for Negro Youths

A large gathering at the Virginia Home for Negro youths in Winchester featured two sermons by Rev C H Philips for 106 incorrible boys. President Smythe says 75 boys professed conversion and asked to join churches. The superintendent received no calls for any part of the building as prayers filled the night.

Virginia Winchester C. H. Philips Smythe

School Board Fails to Reach Quorum in October Meeting

City School Board held an 8 o'clock session but only four members attended Dr. Wm. A. Bell Dr. W. B. Love Mr. Bentley Kern and Clerk Richard L. Gray. A quorum of seven was not met and the meeting was adjourned. Officials learned the district has about twenty five tons of coal to weather potential cold months.

City School Board Wm. A. Bell W. 8. Love Bentley Kern Richard L. Gray

Girl Loses Four Dollars Hidden in Paper Near Market and Piccadilly

A little girl dropped a piece of paper containing four dollars near Market and Piccadilly. She had saved the money for a new dress and, upon finding it missing, searched in vain. The finder will be rewarded if returned to this office.

Market and Piccadilly Streets

Councilman Lewis Attends Lutheran Synod at Staunton

Councilman John K. Lewis returned from Staunton where he attended the Lutheran Synod. He was selected to represent Grace Lutheran Church in the synod session and will report on proceedings to the council.

John K. Lewis Staunton Lutheran Synod Mr. Lewis Grace Luthe

County Man Weds A Maryland Girl

Mr. Harry M. Carper of Stephens City and Miss Maye Lowe of Ellicott City Md were married last Wednesday. They will reside near Ellicott City in the future.

Maryland

Ministers Meeting Postponed Again At Brad Dock Street Church

The Ministerial Association failed to meet today at 10 30 at Brad dock Street Methodist Biscopal Church South due to time and place misunderstandings. A new date will be set for a near future meeting to discuss several important subjects.

Braddock Street Methodist Biscopal Church South

County Man Severs Eye-Wound in Rail Strike Incident

William Pifer of Stephens City, traveling salesman for Birdsell Manufacturing of South Bend Ind, was injured in a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad collision last Thursday. He was thrown onto a hot stove, cutting above his right eye. Change in Middletown Episcopal Services: services move to the first and third Sundays each month at 11 am.

William Pifer Stephens City This County Birdsell Manufacturing Company South Bend Ind Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Middletown H. B. Lee Episcopal Mission

Dressmaking for Ladies and Children on East Girard

Dressmaking service offered for ladies and children at moderate rates located at 117 East Girard Street.

East Girard Street

Winchester Boy Captures Forger in Bold Chase

In Smithfield a young Winchester man, Harry Sartelle, aided Smithfield Bank cashier Lewis and deputy sheriff to detain a miscreant who forged a check for five dollars. After a chase the suspect fled to a rear house and hid beneath lumber. Sartelle and associates pursued and arrested him despite a risky struggle.

John P. Sartelle Harry Sartelle Smithfield National Bank Smithfield W. Va Sartelle Smithfield Bank Mr. Lewis Lewis Mr. Sartelle Iuez

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NEW Telephone Company Henry Frese New York Rosa B. Berry Harrisonburg G. S. Bowers Ashby Walter Violet Rockville, Md Colored Boys Winchester Boy Forger Man Chase Paige Noonan Phone
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