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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
6
Review of a touring musical comedy featuring the Rumivars and a New York Casino act. The show promises rapid changes, witty scenes, and chorus of pretty dancers with lavish costumes. A Kiss For Had Day in the Week is highlighted as a song hit and Blutch the jockey comedian stars with the Six Winsome Widows in a ladder gags sequence.
Mr. Philip H. Gold a Circuit Court clerk returns from a month long trip to California. He combined pleasure with business and benefited from the cross country journey.
Hillyard and Lewis announce complete stock of enamel and tin-ware for sale at any cost. Located opposite Farmers and Merchants Bank. Sale notice dated September 24 with terms 6p.
In a convocation speech at the university, Dr Alder man reported attendance 756 for the day, 944 for the year. He noted new academic legislation tightens entrances, requiring a four-year high school curriculum for admission and adding a year of college work for medical students.
Mr. Joseph Miller a former legislator from Frederick county returned home Saturday after visiting E Purcell's family on East Elizabeth street. Though eighty he remains active and is described as a staunch Democrat.
Mrs S W Satterfield of Washington DC spent the past week with Miss Bessie Whitacre and returned home yesterday.
Mrs Arthur Leafe Mrs Charles Seal and Miss Lona Kern left for Roanoke to attend the annual convention of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union of Virginia Delegates represent the Winchester Union and Kern edits the Virginia Call the state organ The convention will be in session several days with delegates from all sections of the state.
Taxpayers must pay the 190s taxes now. An 8 percent penalty will be added if not paid by September 30, 1968. G H Kinzel, Treasurer. Miss Maud Hollar departed this morning for Cumberland Maryland to visit her sister Mrs Daisy Cage for a week or two.
A letter from DeVore & Co. notes two facts about their paint: every job uses fewer gallons than with other paints and the paint that uses fewer gallons lasts longer. The message is signed by George B. Bushnell & Co. and mentions Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. T. J. Lindamood has returned to McKeesport in Pennsylvania. The notice records his return, noting the relocation of the individual to the city. No additional context is provided in the available text.
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