NOTES OF INWOOD LOCAL GOSSIP AND EVENTS
Inwood residents share social calls with the Staub sisters and other neighbors. Mrs. Hunter Clendening departs for Brooklyn with her sister Miss Marie Staub after a stay. Rev J S Myers conducts a Friendship meeting near Stephens City with evening services at 7 30.
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Inwood
Ola Pine
Matinsburg
Staub
Hunter Clendening
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marie Staub
R. F. Whiting
Jefferson
Misa Lillie Cockrell
Hedgesville
Gold Cockrell
Will Rowland
Martinsburg
Will Braithwaite
J. N. T. Kern
Mrs. Peery
Bunker Hill
Rev. J. ©. S. Myers
Friendship
Stephens City
Canned Corner Tomato Kernel Mixture
A recipe note describes boiling two dozen ears of corn, cutting kernels from cobs, mixing with eighteen peeled chopped tomatoes, adding salt, boiling hard briefly, then filling jars to overflow and sealing immediately.
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Fender
Important meeting for Red Men in Richmond
Mr. A. H. Jackson left this afternoon for Richmond to attend an important meeting of the great board of appeals of the Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia. He is a member of Incohonee Tribe of this city. The meeting will be at Murphy's Hotel.
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A. H. Jackson
Richmond
Great Board of Appeals of the Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia
Jackson
Incohonee Tribe
Murphy’s Hotel
W C T U Officers Reappointed At Denver Meeting
At the annual Wo mans Christian Temperance Union gathering in Denver Mrs Lillian M N Stevens of Maine was reelected president. Mrs Sarah H Hoge of Lincoln Virginia was reap pointed assistant recording secretary of the national organization for the Virginia branch.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Denver
Col
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Maine
Sarah H. Hoge
Lincoln
Virginia
National Organization
Weather Update for Virginia Heavy Rains Tonight and Thursday
Heavy rains expected in Virginia tonight and Thursday. Mrs. W. Lineweaver has returned home to Harrisonburg after visiting relatives in the city and county. Wanted. M. Henry will pay 2 cents per copy for Star of Ort 24th, Vol Split.
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Virginia
W., T. Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
M. Henry
Franck Baker and Son Offer Half Price Dr Howard's Medicine
Franck Baker and Son advertise a refund offer on Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia. They cut price to 25 cents a 50 cent bottle, guarantee satisfaction, and prompt buyers to act while stocks last. Judge Mann’s political address concluded a recent visit, with Riverton attendees listening to his wit.
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Franck Baker & Son
Dr. Howard
Dr. Howard Company
Judge Mann Praises Bryan and Democratic Leaders
Judge Mann lauded William Jennings Bryan and praised figures like James Hay Robert M Ward and Richard E Byrd. He blamed Roosevelt's policies for the panic and warned Taft would continue a system favoring the rich, urging voters to support Democratic candidates in the upcoming election.
Late News From Hayfield area social notes
Mrs. C N Cooper and daughter Viola of Middletown visited her son and daughter-in-law for several days last week. The sale of the late Mrs Dean McKee Tuesday was well attended and everything sold well. Mr and Mrs S L Cooper and son Raymond and E K Seymour and Mrs John Hopkins of Washington visited Mr and Mrs H Seymour on Sunday. Mrs Henry Rosenberger of Rosenberger is visiting Mr J Rosenberger. Mamie Miller and children visited sister-in-law Tuesday evening. Edith Kearney of Front Royal visiting relatives in Winchester for a couple weeks. Addison Wisecarver and wife, formerly of Winchester, moving back to Iowa. Laura Wisecarver visited her sister in Winchester last week.
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Dean McKee
S. L. Cooper
Raymond
E. K. Seymour
John Hopkins
Washington
H. Seymour
Henry Rosenberger
Rosenberger
J. Rosenberger
Mamie Miller
Edith Kearney
Front Royal
Winchester
Addison Wisecarver
Iowa
Laura Wisecarver
Brief mentions from Winchester social notes and visitors
iMr Harry Myers Baltimore clothier visits town on business. Miss Gussie Russell of Baltimore stays with Mrs G G Baker on South Market. Mr Joseph Denny leaves for Staunton and Clarke county after Winchester visit. Mr A Randolph Howard of Fredericksburg in Winchester on business. Mr William E B Carson of Riverton traveled with Judge Mann, returning home later. Postmaster T J Fawcett of Fawcett Gap visits for the day. Board of Supervisors to meet at the county clerk's office next Monday. Mr and Mrs R D Wardesaty of Berryville visit friends here. Dr Tom Lippitt and Mr Henry Warden of Berryville in town yesterday. Mr H W Heatwole of Harrisonburg in town for Fravel Lumber. Mr M Lohr Capper to Jefferson County WV on business. Mrs Richard Welsh of Harrisonburg improving after Memorial Hospital operation, not yet able to return home. Mrs C PiG Jack and Miss Kate Jeffries of Philadelphia to Charles Town for a few days at the Jefferson, with Mrs Belle Kiger en route to Alexandria to visit daughter Mrs Charles Jones.
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C.pig Jack
Kate Jeffries
Philadelphia
Charles Town
Jefferson Hotel
Rink Rats Beaten In Exciting Game
A large crowd at the New Rink watched the Weems Giants defeat the Rink Rats 4 to 2 in a lively baseball contest. Grim pitched for the Giants and Doran for the Rats in a game hailed as among the most exciting since baseball debuted at the New Rink.
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Rink Rats
Weems Giants
Giants
Grim
Doran
Rats
GOWAN'S Preparation Promises Croup and Cold Relief
Ad promotes Gowan's Preparation as a remedy for croup colds pneumonia and all inflammation related diseases. urges keeping a bottle at home and notes external use. Available at druggists with prices 25e 50c and 1.00. Buy today.
Philadelphia visitor joins Knights Templar delegation in Richmond
Mr C Vernon Eddy of Philadelphia arrived in the city last night to accompany the Knights Templar degree team to Richmond today. Messrs RB J Barton and B Holmes Boyd left this morning on professional business over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr and Mrs D R Eskey of Winchester spent yesterday in the city, Mr Fisky owning several stores statewide including one in this city. Staunton Dispatch.
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C. Vernon Eddy
Philadelphia
City
Knights Templar
Richmond
J’. Barton
B. Holmes Boyd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
D. R. Eskey
Winchester
Fiskey
Staunton Dispatch
Market Report: Eggs Steady At 25 Cents Per Dozen
Wholesale market shows eggs steady at 25 cents a dozen with eggs, poultry, and green fruits in steady demand. Wheat and corn hold firm while oats and rye soften. May demand quiet. butter firm and potatoes quoted at 75 cents per bushel.
Mr Routzahn Ill at Home on South Washington
The many friends of Mr N Routzahn regret to learn he is quite sick at his home on South Washington street. Both Mr Routzahn and his wife have been in declining health all summer, and a wide circle of friends wish them a speedy recovery.
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N. Routzahn
South Washington Street
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Department of Our Star
Bath and Gas
Cork Street
Hqnity Grounds
M. A. Kater
Braddock
Wilson Remedy Company
Toledo
Ohio
Star Office
Stewart
Washington Street
KENT
Rouss Ave
Rarmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
James J. Russet
Markell
N. Main St
Grove Bros. Department Store
Mrs. Hoge
Weather Report
Judge Mann
Lauds
Bryan
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Mann
Ananias Club
New York
The
Union Bank of Winchester Depository
State OF
Hayfield
C. N. Cooper
Viola
Middletown
Harry Myers
Baltimore
Gussie Russell
G. G. Baker
South Market Street
Mr. Joseph
Denny -Teft-Today
Staunton
Clarke County
A. Randolph Howard
Fredericksburg
William EB. Carson
Riverton
William Hodges Mann
T. J. Fawcett
Fawcett Gap
Board of Supervisors
County Clerk's Office
R. Dd. ‘Wardesaty
Berryville
Tom Lippitt
Henry Warden
H.W. Heatwole
Fravel.Lumber Company
M. Lohr Capper
Jefferson County
W. Va
Richard Welsh
Memorial Hospital
Maurice O'Connor
Main Street
Belle Kiger
Alexandria,Va
Charles. Jones
Winchester Steam
South Main St
Gowan
T. T. Wall's Book Store
Boyd
Fred S. Boyd
Cor Main and Water
Mr. Routzahn
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