Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-07-31
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LOCAL BRIEFS

4 ASi", "AIei i've Jays OF intense suf-
fering, passed away at ten o'clock on
Saturday night. Mrs. Kolb was q
native OF Baltimore Md, where she
was born and reared. For the last
seven or eight years she has been a
regular visitor at Mr.. Louthsn's.
spending several weeks there each
summer. She came here on her an.
nusl visit July ii and on Monday
night she was taken suddenly i'll.
Every attention was given her but
in spite of sill medical skill she pass.
ed away. Mrs. Kolb was a devout
member of First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, of Baltimore, and died in
the faith that had sustained her
since her early childhood. She
leaves three daughters and one son.
The remains were taken to Balti-
more on Sunday night on the $50
O'Clock train and were accompanied
by her children and Mr.. John II.
Enders, undertaken of this place.
who had charge of the funeral ar
rangements
When you buy ice cream, buy the
kind that d;ssolves smoothly while
eating. | sell that kind of cream.
which is the celebrated Jones' Cream
OF Winchester. will accept orders
for same at any time. Jones' Cream
has the reputation of being the best
In the Valley. Let me eli an order
for you. l.. j. RUSSELL.
"Keys to Unlock Hearts," is the
title of the lecture to be delivered in
the Baptist Church Wednesday night,
July 3lst, at s o'clock, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
This lecture is humorous and pathet.
&c. The lecturer deals with hearts.
and throws out key to fit every
heart. Lovers are greatly aided IN
their uphill business. Family Infel-
icitles are touched up, and remedies
suggested. Some stern but whole
some truths to husbands. Ii will pay
merchants to attend this lecture. Vi.
olent politicians and pugnacious re.
ligionists are rebuked aud pacified
Dudes are furnished with keys TO fit
hearts Of iirts. No admission fee
will be charged. At close of lecture
silver offering will be asked. Ev-
erybOdy come and enjoy the evening.
MONEY To Money to loan
in sums of $500 to $4,000. First
lien OF farm land in Invariably required.
Moderate charge to borrower. Ad-
dress Lock Box No. 16, Berryville.
Va.
Invitations, issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Williams. of
Stanton, have been received here
for the marriage of Miss Matte
Louise Williams, to Mr.. George
Howard Levi, of this county. The
wedding will be celebrated Wednes-
day evening, August 9TH, at nine
O'Clock, in the Methodist Church
South, in StSanton, Va. The h-::dlr
elect is a frequent visitor to Clarke
and has q large circle of friends,
with whom she is very popular. The
groom elect is = son of ex-U. S.
Marshal q. w. Levi and is an indus
trlous and worthy young farmer
Congratulations, George.
The Camp meeting, conducted in
Twins woods during the past week
by Rev. V. r. Gates, of Sparrow's
Point, Nd, closed last Sunday night.
The night services of the week
were largely attended. We under
stand twelve persons were CONCERTED
by the preaching of Mr. Gates and
his assistant, Rev. Howard Davis, of
Washington, ID. Z. MIR. Gates Will
do missionary work in New York
city, after meeting his appointment
in this and adjoining states.
The session Of the Presbyterian
Church at this place has granted the
pastor, Rev. ID. H. Scanlon, q vaca-
ton until the first of September. Mr..
SOanlOn will FIJI his appointments
Sunday next, and on Monday will
take needed and deserved vacation.
A prOtracted meeting will be held
with the Mountain Baptist church
beginning the 4th Sunday in Au-
gust. Rev. James Wiley and w. j.
Hubbard will conduct tbs services.
The next of the series of dances, to
be given by the Berryville German
Club, will be held in Winston Hall
Eridav niohf EhorIaOtouD mr.