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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1897

Page

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Guard's Entertainment Delights Turner Ashby Camp Crowd

A full house at Court House Hall last night witnessed the first of two Turner Ashby Camp Guard entertainments. The program showcased orchestra with Charles Olivieri, reciter P A Hall, Grace Wall, Miss Margaret Dame, and a comic farce Thirty Minutes for Refreshments set at Strasburg Junction.

Court House Turner Ashby Charles M. Olivieri Sousa P. A. Hall William and Robert Glass George Sheetz John L Sloat Margaret Dame Chas. M. Ulivieri Washington Sousa’s Iaries Grace Wall Strasburg Junction

Birthday party at Miss Mamie Brown’s North Main home

Miss Mamie Brown held a birthday party with friends last evening on North Main Street. G H Hyde and Clem Capper provided a magic lantern show as guests including Grace Snyder Ada Street Delia Ritter Minnie Anderson Annie Darlington Ada Winger ter Clem Capper Graham Darlington John Brown Grant Huntsberry Clarence Brown and G H Hyde enjoyed refreshments. Mr and Mrs James Spurr hosted a birthday gathering for their son J Mad Spurr at their South Market Street residence with dinner for Rev J P Wilson and wife Mrs Rebecca Gill Mrs Carrie Rand Mrs Sydney Barr Mr Charles Haynie and Mr L J Barr and wife present.

Mamie Brown North Main Street Clem Capper Grace Snyder Ada Street Delia Ritter Minnie Anderson Annie Darlington Ada Wingerter Messrs Graham Darlington John Brown Grant Huntsberry Clarence Brown G. H. Hyde James Spurr South Market Street J. Mad Spurr J. P. Wilso Rebecca Gill Carrie Rand Sydney Barr Charles Haynie L J. Barr

Firemen's Fund Subscriptions Report Card

The Finance Committee lists subscribers W R Smith Jos Wright Jr Dr R W Stone Dr P W McGuire R E Byrd Wm C Gratchen Geo R Blake and notes completion of solicited names. They request any overlooked donors to assist the fund with further contributions.

Firemen’s Fund W. R. Smith Jos. Wright, Jr R. W. Stone P. W. McGuire R. E. Byrd Wm C. Gratchen Geo. R. Blake

A Beautiful Wedding At Presbyterian Church Bun Kirk Hill

A wedding at Bun ker Hill Church last evening united Miss Anna B Hoffman and Mr William W Carter. Rev R A White officiated. Bridesmaids wore white organdies, maid of honor Miss Fannie Hoffman, bridesmaids Lula Carter Ida and Lottie Hoffman. Groomsmen included Clarence Hensell Edward Stipe R Hoffman and J Woodward. A reception with an elegant supper followed at the bride’s home.

Presbyterian Church Bunker Hill Anna B EB. L. Hoffman William W. Carter R. A. White Fannie Hoffman Boenor Lula Carter Ida Lottie Hoffman Clarence Hensell Edward Stipe R. Hoffman J. Woodward D. Gold Miller

Big Undertaking at Evans Hotel Cess Pool

The Sarah Zane Fire Company pumped water from the Evans hotel cess pool from 9 40 AM to 2 30 PM yesterday. The flow persisted as an underground stream refilled the hole, prompting Capt Gray to suspend work and await developments. By this morning the water stood three inches below yesterday's peak, with the pool reaching about ten feet deep. Drainage from surrounding yards likely refills it and pumping may resume when wet weather ends.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Cess Evans Hotel Thipter Capt. Gray Sarah Zinc Fire Company John Darlington

Police Court Disturbance In Reuss Engine House Crowd

Last night about eight Tim Thompson, a colored man, and Ben Melton were arrested after a boisterous crowd formed at Reuss engine house. Justice Hodgson fined Thompson one dollar or ten days in jail for starting the disturbance. The report mentions a separate mention of a house to be built on Pall Mall street.

Reuss Engine House Tim Thompson Ben Melton Justice Hodgson Tim le Windle Thoupeon

Union Bazaar Attracts Large Attendance Despite Competing Town Events

The Union Bazaar last night drew strong attendance with wheel of fortune and raffles. William L Wood donated four dozen fine roses while Miller Supply Co plans a staff supper as appreciation. Emma Kinzel reports a generous cash contribution and the Bazaar closes tomorrow night with expected strong turnout.

Zaar Wheel of Fortune William L. Wood Miller Supply Company Iss Emma Kinzel Dauces

Dynamite Blasts in City Well Causes Structural Damage

Thirty pounds of dynamite were placed in a bored well near this city at Mr. T. Cartmell's site and ignited by electricity. The blast sent dirt rock and water skyward, a rock breaking a roof in a tenant house owned by J. H. Chiaman and damaging a pig. The well reaches 180 feet with 160 feet of solid rock, experiment aimed to create a crevice to admit water.

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Funeral of Mr T A Latham on Peyton Street

Funeral services for Mr T Arthy Latham who died yesterday morning will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from his Peyton Street residence. The rites will be conducted by Rev Dr S K Braddock and Rev Dr J White with interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery.

T. Arthy Latham Orning Hig Lat Peyton Street Mornent Braddock-st. M. . E. B. South J. White Londonist Presbyterian Church Mt Hebron

Inclement Day Reduces Town Attendance

Snow fell since early morning and melted quickly, making for an unusually big agreeable day. Few country people visited town, leaving streets comparatively quiet.

Fisher Appears in Carter Hoffmann Pageant Last Night

J T Fisher was seen in the Carter Hoffman Pageant at Hill Late last evening with local spectators noting his attendance and presence at the event.

Oan J.T. Fisher Carter- Hoffman P

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Guard's Entertainment Louisa Clark Polly Katie Sheetz Clarence Fitts Mr. Dowly S *Cullud Pusson Jas C. Totty Messers W. S. White A. M. Baker Eth Ace Pall Mall Street the Union Bazaar T. A. Latham
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