The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-02
APPLE CROP is SAVED
BY TWO HEAVY RAINS
Frederick County Growers Now Regard Outlook
as Very Bright-Movement to Endow
Scholarship in Richmond College
in Memory of Dr. Hatcher


j, as he said. in state" from washing-
ton TO Winchester. in tho suburbs OF
which he and his followers usually
spend some OF their time each year
secured his papers. seals and ribbons
from the state Department. Lowell took
mis- band to Southern virginia whore
no had clash with a pretender. with
tho result that both were arrested and
fined
County. has been duly COMMISSIONER
as n missionary OF Grace Lutheran
Church. of Winchester. and he will
leave soon for Japan with Rev; A J.
Stlrewait. who has raised $4,000 for
Lutheran missions since he came to
America on q furloush about two
years ago. Grace Church. which Is
one OF the largest and most influen-
tinl CONGREGATIONS In tho Virginia
synod not only contributes generous
~ TO foreign and domestic missions.
in Japan.and Rev. MIR. Hepner win DO
connected with that branch of the
church 3 work In tho foreign neld.
Danioi Reilly and Miss Saliie Davis,
members OF we'll known families OF
Woodstock. were married yestcrday at
the parish house OF tho Church OF the
McNerry.. They spent the day here
with relatives. and returned last
evening TO Woodstock where Mr.
Reilly 10 employed BY tho southern
Railway.
More colored people were seen In
Winchester to-day thun al any time
who came from various sections OF
Virginia and West Virginia to attend
The final session OF tho annual meet
ing of tho stanton district confer
cnce. which has been in uession in
John Mann Methodist Church since
the early part of the week The local
committee obtained Permission to use
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day meeting was held. beginning with
love feast at 10 o'clock this morning
and ooncluding with preaching ser
vices. which did not terminate until n
late hour tonight. Large numbers
OF white people attended some OF the
services principally to hear tho must
tractivc.
j. B. Nieewandelr who loft HIS home
ago to make his fortune In the West
came back last week. after an Absence
Of forty one years. and within tho
week he visited no less than ninety,
one families between ouicksburg and
stanton. q distance OF about sixty
mileR He left a day or two ago for
MS home at Brooklyn. Iowa we'll
vale OF the Shenandoah.
United States Fish Commissioner
Of the Inwood Agricultural Society. IS
authority for the statement that tho
annual fair to he held lnwood Park
yet Tho managers have arranged
"A very attractive Amusement program
md they say the exhlbita viii be large
and creniteble.
Engineer R!nker. OF tho state High
way Department. is IN charge or
force OF men who are building a mile
OF rond from Winchester on the Front
Royal Road. and II the experiment
meets with the success II is expected
the officials OF Frederick County VIII
order to get the benefit OF the State
aid.
Practically all tho officers and mem
bers o, Company /. Second Virginia
Reeimcnt. Of Winchester. commanded
by Captain James /. Reardon. left 5cs-
terday on march from 7his ciiy. TO
White Post. Clarke County where they
spent last night and to-day camping
on the Rose Hin farm OF NJ Rear
don, father OF Captain Rcardon. Tho
orders from the military authorities or
the State at Richmond. which requires
snort trips into tho country ~ occe
sional intervals. The men returned To
their barracks early this evening.
Charles e Clevenger. ono of the
County. was re elected president OF the
Frederick County Anr-Saloon League
at its annual convention and picnic
held last week at Middlatown. One of
the principal speakers was Rev. I'd. J.
Richardson, Of the Virginia Anti
saloon League. The local orga n.1ation
| is one OF the largest In the State. and
at its Midd-etown meeting II decided
to support the Winchester league IN
Its campaign 70 keep Winchester in
tho dry column at the election to be
held on September q
Practicaly all the leading apple
| greater portion of their time last week
! In this city Attending an apple packing
school. which was in charge OF several
expert hackers and lecturers. The OBJ
! ject OF the school was to demonstrate
/ To local growers now TO pick and pack
! their apples so that the fruit viii bring
higher prices in tho city markets.
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