Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-03-19

Mr.. S. F. Baughman is in Glen Rock,
Maryland.
Mrs. A Moore is visiting friends in
Alexandra.
Mr.. Lem Coyner was the guest of his
brother last week.
George Irwin is spending several DAYS
At his home near town.
Mrs. David Meade, jr.. was the guest
OF Miss jamie Moore last week
Wall will be loading fat stock at
Nippon the last week in March.
Miss Annie Champion. of Winchester,
IL visiting her mother, near town.
Dir. Emmett Coyner. Is in New York
buying his spring stock of dry goods
Mrs. Clarence Owens, of Washington.
Vs. is the guest of Mrs. w. II. Elwell
Mrs. Brooke p. Taylor, Of Dsnville, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Marshall Mccormick.
Lsndreth's fresh garden seeds At j..
Avis
Mr.. Slough, Of Shippensburg, Pa
made business trip 90 Berryville las,
week
Rev. ID. II. ScanlOn conducted services
In the Presbyterian Church. Front Royal.
last Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Shsfer was in Berryyille
last week looking after la6orers to 90 TO
Pennsylvania.
Try MArshalrs Beef Tea, and Hot
Chocolate.
Mr.. Clayton HAines, of the Charles
Town Spirit. called at the COURIER
office Saturday.
Mrs. Doctor McNeer and Miss Bessie
Gaver were the guests Of James w.
Gaver last week
Mr.. Kaufman, of Baltimore, was in
town Friday and Saturday soliciting
orders for clothing.
Misses HofTmaster aud Watson. Of
Jefferson county, are the guests Of Miss
COlen an near town.
Mrs. William b. Lee, after two weeks
visit TO relatives, has returned to her
home in Gloucester.
Dr. Harris has returned to Berrvville
from Norfolk. where he had been called
by the death of his father.
The Berryville Band has purchased
several new instruments. and will have
rehearsals twice every week.
+. J. Kimball has succeeded Henry
Fink as president of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company.
Six loaves of City Bread at Msrshalrs
for 25c.
Miss Eva Whiting has returned home
after an extended visit TO her brother.
MIR. F. II. Whiting, in Roanoke.
Miss Dora Ward, of Capon Bridge,
w. Va, is visiting Mr and Mrs. John
II. Enders, on West Main street.
Protracted services began in the Bap.
list Church Monday night. Rev. DIR.
Dill, of fredericksburg, in charge.
Mr.. Charles Lee and daughter, Miss
Holmes, are at home. They spent the
winter in Baltimore and Washington.
Ben Champion has resigned his posi-
ton in Brunswick, Md. and is enjoying
few weeks recreation NJ his old home.
Silks and satins for waists at Palm
bSum's
Col. Charles b. Shryock, an e1-Con
tederate soldier, died in Stephens City
Sunday. Deceased was well-known in
Berryville.
Mr. Edward NJ Myers and Miss Lola
X. Hardesty, both of Jefferson county.
were married in Shepherdstown last
Wednesday.
Landreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
j. c. Avis.
Miss Rose Lowenstein, after spending
several months with the family of Mr..
Louis Scheuer, left for her home in New
York Monday.
Luncheon and tea will be served in
the Episcopal Parish building Tuesday,
April l, from to II p. IN. The public is
cordially invited.
Ladies and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's.
Morgan Treat and s. Brown Allen
have been appointed United States Mar
shals for the Eastern and Western dis
tricts of Virginia.
DR.. William F. Lippitt, a prominent
physician of Charles Town, and brother
OF DR.. c. f. and A. s. Lippitt, of this
county, died March 10.
Our readers will find very interesting
article on page 1, The Immortal Lee"
written by former resident of Clarke
county, Carter NJ. Louthan, esq.
Several bass were offered for sale on
our streets last week These fish were
caught with a dip-nei in the Shenandoah
river in direct violation of the fish law.
Hon. Richard f. Byrd, of Winchester.
passed through Berryville Monday, en-
route TO Front Royal. where he delivered
speech on the Constitutional Conven-
ton the same afternoon