Lake View Happenings and Local Notices
Community brief listing movements and visits. A. B. Polack, a goldsmith, changed residence with wife sending best wishes for their new home. Miss Ella Benner and sister Anna depart for Washington for civil service exams and companion position. Several residents return from travels and send greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevery House
A. B. Polack
A. N. Peoples
Eater
Edward Williams
Ella Benner
Washington
Anna
Fannie Brotherton
Wm. L. Poston
Nellie Wright
Mary Swimley
Maud Keller
Nain
Childdren
Elsie Skelton
Winchester
Hattie
Mary Keller
Anna Griffith
Red Bud
Williams
Bessie McDonald
R. L. Duvall
Silent Mill
Mamie Langley
Baltimore
Verna Swimley
Gerardstown
W. Va
Capon Bridge incorporation task and local health notes
Mr. Robert Pugh left for Romney W Va on business with the Corporation Committee Pennsylvania outlining Capon Bridge incorporation. Mrs Luther Oates at the local telephone exchange is feverish. Conrad Goode and Sandy Larrick visit or return from Rock Enon. Walter Oates returns from a visit to L H Jackson. A L Pugh ill with sciatic rheumatism. Mr and Mrs N M Smaltz were at Fairview on Sunday. Wesley Oates ill with heart trouble. Conrad and R J Oates were guests of Wesley Oates recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Brince
W. V
Robert Pugh
Romney
W. Va
Town of
Capon Bridge
Luther Oates
Conrad Goode
Sandy Larrick
Rock Enon
Walter Oates
L. H. Jackson
A. L. Pugh
N. M. Smaltz
Fairview
Wesley Oates
Conrad
R. J. Oates
Chambersville Hosts Hodgs ons and Frys in Welcoming Visit
Correspondence from Chambersville Virginia reports Mr and Mrs John Fry of near Winchester were pleasantly entertained at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs Charles R Hodgson near the town. Mr John W Harper, who has been registering voters in no district, returned home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Chambersville
John Fry
Winchester
Charles R. Hodgson
John W. Harper
Resolutions to Comrade for Grand Camp Travel
The report notes preparations for a month in Mont with no rail reduced fare yet arranged for Wytheville based Grand Camp starting October 22. Chaplain Hyde says he asked railways for rates and expects replies by every mail, hoping to report at the next meeting.
John Kerr Public Schools Enrollment Figures
The 561 scholars are distributed across rooms under J C Van Fossan principal and a staff including Mrs Annie Hobson Miss Juliett McCaw and others. Walter teaches first primary with most pupils while Hobson leads the Female High School with 38 pupils as coal famine clouds the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C., van Fosson
Annie Hobson
Juliett McCaw
Edgar
G. Arnold
Mary Strider
Nora Nott
Madie Bell
Beulah Cline
Mary Gray
Grace Walter
Ninevah News Notes and Local Happenings
Wester Newell and Calvin Mecartney of Chicago plan to return home this week after spending the summer with grandmother Mrs Virginia Mecartney in Buena Vista. Miss Emma and Bertha Elkins recover from illness. Irwin Brison returns from West Virginia with cattle. Miss Shirley Miller hosts Miss A E Huddlestown of West Virginia. Sheep from Tre nary and others suffer dog attacks. Joseph A Miller, recently ill, enjoys occasional drives. Peyton Johnson takes over the Painter farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Ninevay
Wester Newell
Calvin Mecartney
Chicago
Virginia Mecartney
Buena Vista
Emma
Bertha Elkins
James Elkins
Irwin Brison
West Virginia
Shirley Miller
A. E. Huddlestown
Joseph A. Miller
Peyton Johnson
Painter Farm
Niagara Falls Excursion From Winchester in 1902
Excursion tickets to Niagara Falls and return offered September 25 and October 9 1902 at low rates with ten day validity from Winchester 11 75 through coaches parlor cars via Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley routes. Through connections from Washington New Jersey and other points. Departures from Baltimore Camden Station 9 18 am Mt Royal 9 24 am arrive Niagara Falls 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley
Wyoming
Lehigh Valleys
Seaving
Washington
New Jersey
Cst
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Royal
Mrs Scriven Party Touring and Local Musical Event
Mrs Scriven and her daughter and daughter in law left for New York and Mobile after staying with the Sherrards on Amherst street. Last night Rudolph Bergosier hosted an impromptu musicale at Mrs Lewis Seal home. Bergosier is noted as an exceptionally talented musician and the recital was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bergosier
Lewis Seal
Bergosier
Workmen tile the new Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Workmen are laying tiling at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank building. The tile features a small and pretty pattern. Jas. E. B. Perreg and Waxiskey 10 are noted in local business lines with J. P. Haddox offering a drink at the Readblue Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Shenandoah Valley Valley National Bank
Jas. EB. Perreg Waxiskey
Cis
J. P. Haddox
Local Notices Highlight Orchard Goods and Nearby Guests
Miss Mary Funkhouser of Lebanon Church visits the Misses Zirkle. Luther Brown on E Piccadilly sells Beefsteak at 12 cents a pound. Cras. BE Seau at 28 East Piccadilly offers porcelain and steel tubs as bargains. Mr. Robert L. Kurtz arrives from Charlottesville for a Winchester visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Zirkle
Luther Brown
E. Piccadilly Street
Cras. BE
Seau
East Piccadilly Street
Building lots for sale on National and Highland avenues
Desirable building lots on National avenue and Highland avenue west of J Few Browns residence are for sale. Apply to J T Fisher by September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Avenue
Highland Avenue
J. Few Brown
J. T. Fisher
F. A. Shryock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake View
the Evening Star
CHAT
Ayer
Meneyior
Cual Problem Queers Board
Ninevah
Schneider's
Robert L. Kurtz
Charlottesville, Va
J. J. Fix
Fairfax College
Pennsylvania
L. E Rice
Eichelberger
D. H. Anderson Gove Factory
Horsey and Atwell
Watham
Elgin
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
the Optician and Jeweler
Jones’ Creamery
Sheetz Brothers
King of Parent
Santos
Main St
W. E. Barr, the Sample Man
Jersey
Rost
L. Gray
Horsey & Atwell
Blue’s Cate
Hubbard
C. E. Blue
North Main Street
Henry S. Baker & Co
OPPO
HOTEL
EVANS
Kodaks
GEO. F. Miller’s Sons
Fred
Boyd
Hagerstown
Maryland
Bushnell
Fico
E. Bushnell & Co
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
COR. Main and Water Sts
AL Soa
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Tee
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States Government
Virginia
Biloo
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Gra. Univ. Va
North Braddock Street
OUR
Bailey & Boxwell
P. H. Reardon
A. Lyons
Llewellyn
Geo. J. Jolliffe
Ahward
A. G. Swanson
City Bill
A. G. Bwanson
Miller Supply Company
Zirkle’s
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