Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-09-01
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has been quite i'll, IS now better
Misses Maud Murray and Matte Whit
mer spent several days In Brunswick last
week, as the guests of Miss Cora Morris
The friends of Miss Carrie Lennon
and of Miss Lottie Grandstaff, will b'
glad to know that these young ladies' who
have been quite i'll for some time, are now
convalescent.
Mr.. r. L. Stoneburner, who has been In
Chicago doing business for several months
past, is home on visit. We are glad tC
welcome him home, and wish it was tC
stay.
Mrs. L. T. Stoneburner and sons, are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Snyder, at Har-
risonburg.
Mr.. Thos. Richardson and family, and
Mrs. Maggie Rau and family, who have
been visiting the families of Mr. Fl. o.
Hisey, and Mr. Green Swan, returned to
Strasburg on Wednesday last, en- route fol
Baltimore.
Rev. J. R. Van Horn preached in the
N. Z. Church on Wednesday night last.
Mr.. j. ]. Stoneburner has been suffer
ing greatly with rheumatism. Mrs. s.
has also been very much indisposed.
Mrs. Ella Miller is visiting her relatives
the Misses Allen in Waynesboro.
Miss Nellie Koontz was the guest of bel
cousin, Miss Ollie Tallhelm, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Whissen are at home
from several days visit to Brunswick
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church will
hold their last festival for this season on
Friday and Saturday nights, Sept. Sth and
9th. Supper, ice-cream, cake, etc., will
be served. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
The ladies of the w. C.. T. U. are IN
debted to Mrs. S. c. Santmire (theiT
rresidtnt) for treat of delicious melons.
Mr.. jimmie Swami is now genera. ticket
scalper for the erry-go-rounds, with Mr..
Johnnie Marston as his faithful assis tant.
Their generators are well filled and have
sufficient power to run the merry -go-round
for six weeks, without the aid of steam.
Mr.. Charles Farrs, of Milford Centre
Ohio, IS visiting friends here. 1t is his
first visit to his native town since be let
1t. ten years ago. he reports things very
much improved, in every way.
The Misses McDermott. Riverton, are
visiting Misses Etha and Lizzie Rau.
Master Alden Beach, of Kimball, Va,
spent several days with Bernie and Eddie
Meredith.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Chas.
Marston, and MISTER Fred. Grove, who
are both Ill With fever, are no better.
The many friends of Fred, Saum, who
is now in Columbus, Ohio, will be sorry to
learn of his being down with typhoid
fever.
Mss Stella Rinker has typhoid fever at
the home of her sister, Mrs DR.. s. Huff
man.
MIR. Lockport, of Washington, D. c., who
has been spending some time with the
family of Mrs. Atlec, returned home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen o. Rau, who has been spend
ing the summer with relatives here, left
for Roanoke, on Monday.
Mr.. H. E. Boyer has the foundation
laid for handsome store building, which
will he a decided improvement to Picca-
dllly street.
Mr.. Sam. Wightman is at home from
Front Royal, where he has been engaged
in the printing business.
Miss Emma Rinker, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Daisy Dinges, has been visit
ing her brother, Mr. Sam. P. Rinker who
lives at Brunswick, returned home on
Monday.
The host of this popular little home in
the Valley, tho Eureka House, gave an
impromptue Progressi Euchre party to
the guests last evening. The hours passed
rapidly the participants being so much
interested in winning the fayOrs. After
90 hard fought battles, Mr., L. NJ. Hisey
our popular townsman was awarded first
priz, having won ii games. Our hostess
succeeded 10 winning one of the two, W.
don't like to say which one. The presen
tation speech was made by NJ. C. Th'
first prize was a fine melon. The oihe
favor was china man who has nevei
taken the oath and will be hung In on
hostess parlor as reminder of her ex
cellent playing on one of the most pleas
ant evenings spent in the Valley.