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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1908

Page

3

Social Happenings in Clarke County

Berryville notes a busy week with visits from Miss Burnitt Crown and Rev. and Mrs. Carte Pame of Front Royal. Families from Baltimore, Alberta, Petersville, Washington, Richmond, Bluemont, Fredericksburg, New York and Mississippi appear in town. Mrs. Osborne hosted a bridge party for Mrs. John S. Goldsmith with guests from Scranton and Richmond.

Berryville Mdolph Meade Karnes Ellen McGill Baker Petersville Charles Moore V. M.I Gardner Alberta Canada Sarah Holland Washington P. H. Powers Skinker Richmond Florence Wheat Eric Miner Mt. Weather Nellie Plaster Lucy Plaster Bluemont Vivian~ Daniel Fredericksburg A. P. Osborn Shelby’ Timberlake New York Samuel Taylor Moncure Osborne Bridge Johns. Goldsmith Rice Keller Scranton John Winster Mississippi Eustaphiene Richmond, Va Shelby Timberlake

Local Markets Steady Amid Mixed Farm Prices

Market notes show butter and eggs steady with corn at 4.00 per barrel and oats near zero. Hay brings 10 to 13 dollars per ton while rye ranges 0.75 to 0.80 per bushel. Poultry prices appear at one dollar for young chickens and hens at about four dollars per hundred pounds. Potatoes sell around 60 cents per bushel. Side meat priced at ten cents per pound.

Social notes from Winchester area visitors and residents

Mrs. William Byrd of Baltimore visits Mrs. R. M. Ward on Washing Street. A. H. Blankner, former Winchester resident, arrived from Baltimore and stays with relatives. Capt. R. B. Trenary, lately in Baltimore, visits his son and daughter in law on East Cecil Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaize and son return from Atlantic City, Canada, and Carlisle. Miss Daisy Burkhart of Martinsburg visits Miss Pinkie Sheetz on South Loudoun Street. Mrs. B Sprout of Charles Town spends day with Mrs. David Newtome in Brucetown. Miss Jesse Newcome of Brucetown shops in town. Miss Odie Newcome visits her sister, Mrs. Nellie Stipe, in Wadesville. Mrs. Gardner W. Brown and her young daughter from New York arrive and stay with Mr. and Mrs. James B. Russell. Mr. W. Nelson Page returns from Long Island visits.

Capt R. B. Trenary Baltimore Inlaw Mrs Marshall Trenary East Cecil Street

Old Home Week Visitors and Returns Noted in Winchester

A string of residents and visitors are mentioned as spending or returning from trips. William Byrd of Baltimore visits, Mrs. J McKenfny Berry returns from Winchester, Emma Heflin visits with her parents, and others including William Smith, T J Lindamood, C A Thomas, Judge Harrison, Frank C Headley, Gertrude Higgins, Susie Ridgeley, the Pattisons, Rev Dr J Gray McAllister, and M B O Connor family are recorded in local notices of travel, visits, and weddings across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania towns.

Gertrude Higgins Susie Ridgeley Baltimore William Sullivan National Avenue

Cider Treat Delights The Star Office Force

While in town on Saturday afternoon Mr. Charles W. Snapp of Opequon presented the office force of The Star with a large pitcherful of sweet apple cider enjoyed by those who drank it.

Charles W. Snapp Opequon Force of the Star

Public Sale of Island Farm stock and implements set for Sept 16 1908

Renter to move to Saratoga near Boyce and auction stock and implements at 10 a m on Wednesday September 16 1908. Listed items include several horses of various heights and weights, cattle yearlings heifers and steers, brood sows hogs and boar, Hereford stock, and farm implements such as binder drill plows and harrows. Auctioneers B Neville and R Powel Page coordinate the sale.

Saratoga Boyce R. Powel B. Neville

Ley's Kidney Remedy Cited By Patient For Life Insurance Pass

James Doriahne of New Britain Connecticut says after trying kidney remedies and diabetes treatments he improved only after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He reports full recovery after five bottles and passing a life insurance examination.

Doriahne New Britain Conn Foley Fantk Baker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robinson North Main Street Winchester,’ Ve Victoria India Madrom Bijou Coyce Reed Otte Jerome Haupman Shenandoah Valley Realty Co Rouss Avenue J.A Richard Orrick Miller’s Gupaie The Star Merry Clarke County New, Ib William Byrd Winchester R. M. Ward Washingston Street Mra A.ha, Blankner Robert Glaize Atlantic City Carlisle Daisy ‘Burkhart Martins‘burg, W. Va Pinkie Shéetz Loudoun Street B. Sprout Charles Town W. Va David Newtome Brucetown Jesse Newcome Odie Newcome Nellie Stipe Wadesville Gardner W. Brown James B. Russell W. Nelson Page Long Island Emma Heflin Baltimore, Md William Heflin East Cork Street William Smith Southern Railway Messrs T. J. Lindamdod C. A.thomas McKeesport South Market Street Jidge Thomas W. Harrison Woodstock Frank C. Headley Baltire George W. Kurtz Everard K. Pattison Pattison Massachusetts Maryland Avenue Baltimore News J. Gray McAllister Hot Springs Presbyterian Church Springs Staunton Dispatch Poland Zirkle’s Meat Market W. FH. DinceEs J. RB W. H. Hamilton John J. Lawler Exchange Building Union Stock Yards Chicago Live Stock Exchange National Bank Scanos MNO Huntsberry Hook’s Mill C. V. Depot Union Bank of Winchester Depository State OF Virginia Dunsmore Business College Staunton United States Dunmore J. G., Dunsmore, Prestpenrt M. Swimley & Bro. Eichelberger Bldg Piccadilly St T. T. Wall’s
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