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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
3
Packing rules detail careful handling of apples and peaches. Apples are sorted by size, packed in standard one bushel boxes with lining, wrapped, and stacked in uniform tiers. Peaches are graded by ripeness, cushioned with cut paper, and packed in broken rows to prevent bruising. mark box counts and variety.
Grimes Virginia report notes Mr and Mrs W Scott Brown of Washington spent a few days at the Taylor home. Miss Mabelle Finfrock visits Baltimore. Mrs James Darr of Winchester stays with Mr and Mrs D H Hensell as she recovers. D Wm Bockey guests Sunday. D H Mensell visiting Martinsburg. Ethel Finfrock returns to Martinsburg. Galilee church to preach Sunday morning and night.
Mr. William Gore left today for New York after visiting his parents on North Kent street. Mrs. A. F. Riddleburger of Woodstock, who had been visiting her brother Mr. George Pullism, left this morning for Baltimore and will proceed to Clover, Virginia in the interests of Armstrong and Cator.
Roland C Ringgold and his wife plan a short visit. Mrs Dr Smith and daughter Evelyn Smith from Baltimore are visiting Mr and Mrs W Q Horsey on South Washington Street.
The $2.50 gold prize for best Indian costume at the Market Street rink carnival Wednesday was awarded to Mrs. Jacob Fries of North Market Street. Miss Matilda Flemister returns from Front Royal Va with Miss Louise Thompson staying a week. Philip Williams departs to resume studies at the University of Virginia after summer at home.
Mr. W. H. Welsh of Washington and Mrs Evelina Gleaves with Miss Anne Gleaves and Miss Evelina Gleaves are spending September at the Inn. Miss M. Beazley of Richmond is also a guest this week.
Mrs A R Trippe and Miss Isabel Trippe of eastern Virginia registered at the Inn this week.-
Mrs. Martin Wagner Mr. Bern hardt Wagner and Miss Dorothea Wagner of Portland Oregon are spending the month of September at the Inn.
An automobile party including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Painter Miss Painter Miss Munson and Mesgrs. Jo L 3D Painter of Pittsburg spent time in Winchester this week touring the Shenandoah Valley and staying at the Inn. Dr and Mrs M O Cornwell and sons with Miss Anna Foley of Baltimore also motored through the Valley. Mrs J Tyler Smith and Miss Evelyn Smith of Baltimore are stopping at the Inn.
Mr H. K. Green returned from New York with fall and winter goods for Russell and Green. Fort Loudoun Seminary reports two teachers in the Kindergarten and Primary departments and notes a graduate in primary methods. School begins Sept TS.
Mr Fred R Reh a Washington decorator and member of Washington Aerie F O E and brother of John Reh also a local Aerie member. John Reh a theatrical man is known in Texas. Mr Thomas Trier returned this morning from a business trip to Staunton Virginia.
Mr. Thomas B. Driscoll of Baltimore visits his aunts the Misses Fenton on North Washington Street and will leave for Washington and Lee University next week.
Mr. Thomas B. Byrd left this morning to begin or resume his studies at the University of Virginia.
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