Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-11
EDINBURG ITEMS.

Miss Dora George, of Loudoun and Mis-
Lutte Rlnker, OF Mt, Jackson, have been
visiting Mrs. c. l.. Rau.
The |. o. r. NJ. now number - members,
and still on the increase
Mr.. Dallas Killer arrived from Norfolk
on visit to his brother, Mr.. Perry Kibler.
Miss Eliza Reedy has bad her house
painted, it presents quite an attractive
appearance. Let the good work continue.
Mr.. Willie Calohan has returned to
Selma, Ala, after a Plea AIT visit to bis
parents.
Mr. James Ran has moved into bis new
dwelling on Main ST and has tom the
old residence down.
Miss Johnson, OF Kent Co., Md, is wit
ing her cousins. Mr. BirdeT, aud Miss
Laura Bowman.
Mrs. Della Cant, from near Winchester,
who has been spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Lucy Boyer has returned
to her home.
Miss Laura B,lev is visiting the family
of her brother, DR.. a. p. Below.
Detail NO1ICE.-Dr. T. + Locke " i'll be
in Edlnburg, on Thursday, Aug. Il, and
remain one day. All persons IN need Of
Dental work are invited TO call. Rooms at
Murray 5 Hotel.
Mr.. Horace Campbell and Mr.. Howard
Armstrong left Monday for Philadelphia,
and from that place en- route to Chicago,
expecting to be absent sveral weeks.
The meeting at the Christian church
has been continued tlr > weeks last,
closed on Sunday night, of last week.
Miss Margie Meredith spent several
daAs in HarpeI's Ferry asst week, as the
guest of Miss Mab.l Stuart.
Mr. John B,ehm returned to Roanoke
on Tuesday. HIS wife and son will spend
several weeks with friends, before It.
tuning.
Strasburg base bal club played the
Edmburg ciub ON Tuesday afternoon, OF
last week, resulting in a victory for the
Edinburg boys, - runs against 10
We are glad to see that Mrs. D.. Isey,
who hae been i'll for SO many months is
able to drive out short while each day
Hope she viii soon regain her usual
health.
Mrs Lucy Wightman and family are at
home again, from d. lghtful visit 10
stanton. Mrs. ANNE Fadl y has also
returned.
Mr.. Lemuel Evans, formerly of this
place. but now Of Roanoke, was married
on July %. to Miss Laura Crabill, of
Roanoke. Best wishes follow them.
Miss Lillian V. Coffman Of Liberty
Fu1nlce, who has been attending the
normal at Front Royal, was called hon G
suddenly on account Of the illness OF ler
sister, Nj Minnie Gilman, who b 4
typhoid fever.
A delegation from the Rainbow Lodge,
II. 0. G.. r., Of Strashurg, visited this
place, last Friday After the usual session
was over refreshments were served. con-
slsting OF ice cream an a large variety of
cake. An excellent slight-of hand per
Torrance was gwen by Mr.. Ridenour, OF
StrasbuTg, and was greatly enjoyed
Several speeches were made and a pleas
ant evening was spent by all.
Qnlte delightful picnic excursion was
held at Red Banks, about miles south of
here, on Thursday, July 81 the occasion
being to celebrate the birthday Of Mr. jos.
r. Hoffman, one Of our most esteemed
citizens. Abont "a Of his gentlemen and
lady friends were present. A bountlfu
dinner was served from well filed baskets
needless to say, It was much enjoyed
Fishing was INDUCED in by the male
members of the crowd, who were amply
repaid by the large supply of bass landed
Several very exciting" games of croquet
were played. 1t was an AL around en-.
ioyable day, one long to be remembered
May Mr IL and his estimable wift
enjoy many, such celebrations, is the wish
OF all no were present. EX.