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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
5
Charles Albaugh, about 45, died of typhoid fever with hemorrhages in Whitacre Virginia. He had been ill two weeks, confined since mid last week, and died just before 9 pm. He was married, survived by his parents James W. Albaught, four siblings, and will be interred at Fairview Cemetery after services Wednesday at 10 am.
Capon Springs notes report the death of Asbury Lafollette on September 15 after a long illness from Bright's disease. He leaves a widow and eleven children. Services were led by Rev. Brill at Mount Hebron on Capon River.
The Frank Robbins circus performed in Olean with a traditional single ring style and a straightforward program. Tents were full in both afternoon and evening shows, and spectators felt they received good value with no notable complaints about followings or gambling. An additional note mentions a Wilk exhibit planned for Winchester on Thursday October 1.
Shenan Valley Academy football squad practiced for the first time on campus yesterday marking the start of the season. Cadets also held their initial drill with hopeful outlook for exciting games ahead.
Mr Henry Reed visiting parents on South Brandock street leaves for Baltimore to pursue business. Mrs E V Weems departs to visit friends in Washington. Rev Frank Tyler rector of a Loudoun Va apostolic church visits his parents at the Southern Methodist district parsonage in Fairmont avenue. Mrs K Cromess and son depart to visit her brother Mr A B Russell in Newark New Jersey.
Mr and Mrs Frank A Ross of Bie Earth Minnesota visit Miss Annie Harmer a former pupil in this city. Mrs Ross a Wellesley graduate traveled abroad and in the United States. Mayor Jones of Berryville spent a day here on business. Miss Esta Glenn of Harrisonburg is summoned home due to the illness of her mother. Mrs J E Glenn also mentioned.
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