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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
5
Mrs William Re Richard of Winchester visits her daughter Mrs A B Hardy in Spirit Miss Anne Moore Johnson guest of Miss Mary Adelaide Jenkins at Catonsville Baltimore News notes.
The General Demand for a simple pleasant laxative is met by a renowned mixture of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The California Fig Syrup Co. claims ethical production and trusted, gentle, prompt action approved by physicians. Sold by leading druggists at five cents per bottle.
Assignees of the Boyce Implement Company announce a public auction at the Boyce warehouse in Virginia on Tuesday September 15 1908 starting at 10 oclock. items include wagons carriages harnesses tools hardware and farm implements plus 1000 locust posts and page wire fence. cash up to 10 credit six months with negotiable note and security payable at Boyce State Bank. sales by retail will continue daily.Jerome Hauptman Receiver Austioneer NENLLE
The City School Board set non resident pupil tuition in white and colored schools. Primary grades pay 1.00 per month grammar 1.50 and high school 2.50 with no extra language charges. Non resident property owners receive a 15 percent tax credit to offset district payments. Miss Ruth Bulla returns home to Alexandria after visiting Winchester friends.
In Washington on Tuesday evening Miss L Matilda Munck wed Mr Brandell L Brill of Winchester. Rev C H Butler officiated at a ceremony held in tastefully decorated drawing rooms with September roses and evergreen. The bride wore cream satin with chiffon and carried roses.
Market notes show wheat at 4.00 per barrel equivalent and corn around 4.00 per barrel, oats about 6 to 8 dollars per bushel, hay 10 to 13 dollars per ton, rye 0.75 to 0.80 per bushel, potatoes per bushel, lard 2.60 per pound, and side meat priced. Also mentions two local men, Robert T. Barton Jr and J Horace Lacy, leaving for the University of Virginia to enroll.
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