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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
2
An incident details a young man named Markell escaping a police cell by bursting through a ceiling and fleeing toward Market street with Magallis, both described as desperate and tied to past shady dealings. Police seek them as they vanish from the northern part of Anicity.
The sick in Burnt Factory area show little improvement over the week. B J McDonald is confined to the house with threats of pleurisy. Heavy rains yesterday dampen farmers hoping to sow wheat. Rev H V Wheeler begins meetings next Sunday night and local interest is urged. J F Jackson and C Spitler attended James Clevenger's funeral at Galilee Church. Julia Jackson visited Mary and Florence Spitler. Harry Benner of Stephens City recovers from typhoid fever and expects to be out soon.
Deerfield Virginia September 29 Mr and Mrs Do Glaize and their little son Clarence visited Mr C J Snapps recently Miss Eleanor Gorddn spent one evening last week with Miss Mary Richard
Scrambled OCR notes show Mr S M Teva Miss Bessie and Miss Bertha Snepo visiting in Buffalo and Vaucluse. Mentions Joseph Grimanain John Grim of Boyce and Miss Mary Teyault with her brother Clarence visiting on a Sunday.
iMarlforo Virginia September 20 Rev J P Stump of Middletown conducting protracted meeting at the chapel with services each night at 7 20 o'clock This week Mrs James Peace has spent the summer with a band in New York City and returned home Mr and Mrs ROP Sunday with friends near Ofty Miss Bettie Brill is visiting Miss Nellie Bangles Mrs D S Brill is paying an extended visit to Moorefield W Va H E Shull suffers tonsillitis Raymond Elwood infant son of Mr and Mrs A Martin has been very ill but is now much better
Prices in the Frederick area show wheat easing from a one dollar peak to 98 cents per bushel after yesterday's brief rise. Quotations from buyers list 98 cents, with items like corn, oats, rye, lard, and chickens included in the day’s market notes.
The Stork brings a fine daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Giffin of Trone Va they receive congratulations from friends. Charles Richard and daughter Mary visited Mr and Mrs Harris Arnold on Sunday. W J Muse family and aged mother visited with local residents as farmers delay seeding due to hot dry weather.
Instructions describe boiling two dozen ears of corn and eighteen peeled tomatoes, chopping kernels, mixing with salt, then heating. The mixture is boiled vigorously, jarred to fullness, and sealed immediately.
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