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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
6
Delaware Tribe of Brunswick congratulates the Robersville Band for winning two prizes at the Red Men's celebration in Winchester this week. They are praised for excellent music on the trip and for a fine appearance, with strong support for more music in future events.
For use on sewing machines bi cycles and all purposes fine lubricants the best is cheapest in the end Genuine Singer Oil can only be obtained at Singer stores Look for Big Red 8 Singer Sewing Machine Co 5 West Piccadilly st.
Rothwell & Company buys the Berkeley county orchards of John Miller, W. S. Miller Co., and Campbell Pancake. Output totals 17,000 barrels with a price close to 50 thousand dollars.
Fair and warmer tonight in Virginia with increasing cloudiness Sunday in the extreme northern portion. No precipitation expected and temperatures rise slightly.
The Virginia Classis of the Reformed Church will hold its first 12 laymen convention at St. Pauls Reformed Church in Woodstock on September 24 and 25. Dr. J. B. Rush will give an welcome, Rev. Henry Harbaugh Apple will discuss the laymen movement, and Gen. J. E. Roller along with several regional leaders will discuss topics.
The Sousa Band features three soloists this season. Miss Lucy Allen of Boston shines as soprano after European training. Miss Rose Richard of Des Moines has studied in Europe with Ysaye and Marteau and ranks among top violinists. Herbert L. Clarke on cornet, famed in America and Europe, performs on a custom instrument. They perform Thursday September 24 at 6 p.m. at the Auditorium.
Mrs Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago visits the family of Major Holmes Conrad at their home on North Market street.
Cross Roads Virginia September 19 Miss Gotate Crane daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Crane died of typhoid fever at her fathers home three miles east of Capon Bridge after a three week illness She was about 16 and survived by parents and several siblings Funeral held at Fairview Church led by Rev Roy Schmucker of Gore Also mentioned are Mrs Ganpenter Mamie Oates Caro Whitlock recovering and Mr and Mrs Howard Miller returning from Romney visit
Mr and Mrs Patrick Reilly of Harrisonburg visited Winchester yesterday morning to see friends but learned of a nearby fire and hurried home last evening. The blaze was extinguished before it reached the Reilly property.
Mr. Harry Reed of Baltimore visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Reed at their South Braddock Street home during a family stopover.
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