Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-23
ZEPP LETTERS

zEPP LETTERS.
0 Mrs. Samuel Brill was the guest Of Mrs
= Chas. Wilmington last Sunday.
Misses Keza Lockmiller and Belle D. kN
were the guests of tho Misses Hamman
. last week.
i Mrs. T. J. Shaut and Miss Eta Orn
dOrff took trip to Woodstock last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Nash Brill and two Of mis- daughter
d spent several days with relatives at Mt
Olive last week.
Mrs. S. G. Racey spent last Thursday
= with Mrs. G. H. Hannah.
We are glad to see Mrs. Chas. Rudolph
= out again.
Mrs. G. B. She'll is still quite Ill. We
hol e she may be better at next writing,
Rev. W. ]. Smith delivered very in
teresting sermon to very large audience
asst Sunday.
There Will be communion services at
Gravel Springs, Easter Sunday, Rev. J.
w. Smith pastor
, The Fairmont School house caught fire
, one day last week but no serious damage
done except few new shingles are need
ed.
One of our young ladies' said that she
felt rather uneasy last Sunday evening
after certain gentleman went out rid
ing; she was afraid that he would take the
wrong road. We sympathize with her as
we think that che had a reason to be un-
easy.
We underotand that Mr.. T. J. Shaut
wishes to buy lot of grease, he dosn't
say what kind but we think that 1t lie
axle grease.
The oyster supper held at the Central
School House proved to be a perfect sue
cess the crowd was furnished with both
vocal and instrumental music. We are
sorry that "Uncle John" broke his fiddle
stnDg.
Mr.. Jno Foltz and family have moved
to Lebanon to make their future home.
Mr. Joe Williams has moved IN Mr..
Fol:z's house which be has purchased.
We noticed our cold bachelor" looked
very lonesome Sunday. We don't know
the cause as we heard he had been mar
ried recently. We should think that
would cheer him NJ.
Miss Sarah Willis is visiting her sister
at Charlestown.
Mr. Van OrndorG is also visiting rela-
tives at Charlestown.
We are glad to hear that those children
that were severely injured by falling ont
of the sleigh are able to be out again.
We understand that two of our citizens
that supposed themselves to be Corbett
and Mitchell thought that they would
settle their difficulty by knocks, but
Mitchell soon found out after be bad
struck one blow that he had Corbett to
deal with. So he concluded TO settle their
difficulty some other way.
We hear that Mr.. Geo. Haffner is going
to leave us Saturday for his home in
Frederick City, Nd. We are sorry to see
"Uncle George" so as we shall miss his
ever smiling face. We hope that be will
! = r-g1 l.
soon CHiPMONK.
We take the HERALD and like 1t
very mnch, and would not do without it.
Ifyou can find space for a few news
items from this place, here they 90.
Mr.. WIN. Plauger, who has been very
i'll for sometime, is now slowly improy-
ing
We appreciate the weather 1t is delight
ful for the season.
Mr. Philip Foltz and Miss BERTHE Brill
spent tie afternoon of last Wednesday
with Miss Mary Foltz.
Mr.. A. J. Hannah and Miss Bertha
Harmon spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Rev. Vim. Smith.
Miss Godloye, of W. Va, IS visiting rel
atives and friends here this week.
Mr.. P. +. started for his home at
Liberty Furnace. Va, last Thursday
We are inclined to think that this move
has caused some sad hearts among our
young ladies.
Our schools are progressing very rapid
Is under Mr.. A. J. Harmon and Nr. J.
L. Bauserman.
Some of our young ladies walked out
last Sunday to look for teaberries. We
think 1t was "Dear" hunt instead of
search for teaberries.
Miss Lydia Foltz aud Miss Bes ulab
Lockstamper returned from a horseback
ride Sunday with their horses trimmed
beautifully with spruce and ferns. They
must have had a nice time.
BLUE BIRD.