Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-01-29
Locals and
Personals.

me COURIER Is adding TO its list Of
w Dir, Duncan lives at the home of Mr..
W. r. {. Tspscott.
Mr.. Harry Warden spent several d.ys
IN Baltimore last week
Mr.. Langdon jackson visited relative.
In Charles Town Sunday
MIR. II. K. Boyer, who lives near Cav.
lord, continues on the sick list.
Mr.. s. F. Baughmsn leaves thi. week
ior business trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Warden has Just returned
from ouriness trip TO Baltimore.
Mrs. II. H. Mccormick has returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Evelyn Meriwether spent FRIDAY
ana Saturday last at DR.. r. p. Pages.
Mr.. Mack Clsgeit made a business trim
10 Baltimore and Washington last week.
Miss Florence Irwin is visiting her
uncle q. + Buck, at Medford, Arkansas.
Mrs. {. NJ. Broun has returned home
from protracted visit TO the National
Capital
Miss Daisy Warden 10 visiting the
family OF DIR. Staley, on ST. Paul Street.
Baltimore
Mrs. J. F. Burchell has been i'll with Ia
grippe at her home, Cedar Grove"
near town.
Mrs. III. w. Baker. who has been suF.
iering from severe attack of the grippe
ia convalescing
The teachers of ,h. por-,,,.;,i.. ~.
School held their intermediate examina-
tions this week.
The old advertisements in the CLARKE
COURIER are being changed and made
more attractive
Miss Jennie Earle WAS entertained at
card party given in her honor hy the.
Misses Page last Tuesday.
Miss Mscatee and Miss Cooke Of
Front Royal, are isiting Miss Louise
Clagett, on Church Street.
Miss Gertrude Ramey. of Aldridge il
on an extended visit to Aurora" the
home of her brother, W T. Ramev.
At the meeting of the Berrvville Fire
Company, Monday night. steps were
taken toward the organization OF band
The Union Cottage PRAYER Meetinv
VIII be held al the home OF Mr.. Thomas
JENKINS on the night OF February {, 1902
Miss Jennie Earle. who has been
visiting the home Of Mai. :. J. G. Moore.
VIII leave this week tor Washington
City.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Glass. after a
pleasant visit TO relatives in this county.
returned TO their home in Roanoke ON
Saturday
Miss Francis Adrian left last week for
her home in Baltimore. She will stop
several weeks in Washington. and visit
friends and relatives there.
Miss Helen McGnl Page won the
championship at Ping Pong" tourney
held AT the residence OF DIR. ]. VI. G. Nc
Guire last Thursday evening.
Mr. J. II. Ramey and daughters. Misses
Flora and Ella. of Middlrwsy. Va, have
oeen visiting the past week at Aurora "
the home of Mr.. w. T. Ramey, near
town.
Miss Jennie Earle, of Milldale. War
rem county, is visiting the family of
Judge ). j. c. Moore. on Church Street
and leaves this week for q visit to Wash
ington.
First Lieutenant, Walter f. Cox.
United States Army, son-in-Iaw of the
Hon. Marshall Mccormick, has been
ordered from the Philippines to San
Francisco.
Gen. I. l.. Rosser is the leading can.
didate for the position of Marshall Of
the Western District of Virginia. a place
formerly held by Hon. G.. w. Levi. OF
this county.
Mr.. George B. Irwin, of Pine Bluff
Arkansas, who has been summerinp
near town, and who has been confined
TO his room by an attack of the grippe
Is able TO be about again.
The sum Of twenty dollars was cleared
at the Confederate Tea, given under the
auspices of the local chapter OF tho
Daughters of the Confederacy, at Mrs
A. X. Broun's, on Saturday last.
Owing 10 stupidity, our reporter 20,
Mr.. Bakers personal twisted last week
Mr.. Baker is going TO start saw.mill
and not Mr.. Weller Mr.. Weller is 10 dc
the repairing and rebuilding of the ole
mill.
1t is rum0red that Mr.. J. w. Rarrinee,
position in Norfolk. We hope th,
| rumor Is not true, and that Berryvfll,
will not lose one of her best bushes.
men.
The Treadwell Lodge, 2i3, A.F& A
VI, gave their third degree on Thursda,
asst, to MIR. Hollie Pipher. and will hold
called meeting on the following Thurs
day, for the purpose of administer tn,
same degree.
Henry Blair WAS sent 10 the granC
| jury, TO answer the charge OF havinl
| stolen Mr.. G.. II. Boxwell's meat. Ht
was bailed in the Magistrates Court
| pending the action of the County Court
in the sum of $500.
The N. & w Railway Company hs,
placed on order for fifteen LOCOMOTIVES
with the Richmond Locomotive Works
| and fifteen with the Baldwin works. q
Philadelphia. The engines will be O
the heavy freight type.
1t is rumOred there is a movement or
| foot among our enterpri>ing citizens L
establish creamery he e in the earl,
| Spring. There can be no doubt tina
| such q plant would prove pr0fitsbi
1 undertaking 10 IFS DrOmOteFa