Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
ZEPp LETTERS.

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We appreciate the HERALD very much
and hope that it may frequently publish
the Zepp news.
La Grippe seems to be absent at this
time, and we hope it may never return
Rev. W. j. Smith filled his regular ap-
pointment last Sunday, and preached 10
large congregation.
Mr.. Randolph Borden, of Saumsville,
spent several days visiting his Uncle's
last week.
The only objection a young West Viz
GINA gentleman can bring up against
our little Valley is that the Taanery
whistle blows too soon on Monday morn.
ing. We think arrangements can be
made with Mr.. shaut to insure him a
quiet nap for at least hours, on Monday
morning.
Miss Hannah and Minnie Foltz, of Star
Tannery were visiting their sister, Mrs.
S. Brill, last Sunday.
One Of our young men came near hay-
a sad accident, by getting lost or be-
wildered, ond had to stop with Uncle J.
till the snow left.
Mr.. Ira y. Brill was home from school
last week for several days.
The ice crop is not at all promising.
Very little has been gathered,
Mr.. Charles Kacey of Shenandoah and
Miss Lariuia Himelright, of Frederick,
were married a. the brides home, on
Sunday last, by Rev. W. J. Smith. Charlie
has made good choice.
Mr.. Jas. Strosnider aud wife left their
home, last week, to visit bis brother at
strssburg. CHERMUcK.
A certain youpg man drove into Zepp,
a few days ago, politely helped young
lady to his buggy and drove off. We
have head nothing from them since.
Some minister may be able to tell what
happened afterwards. Some Of the boys
are wearning very long faces, but they
say that they don: care.
Mr.. Geo. Orndorf and wife, who we're
visiting relatives and friends, have re-
turned TO Falls City, Penna.
Mr. jacob Peer, VIM. Plauger and
Simon Peer who have been recently
paraly zsd, are recovering.
Our school is progressing, under the
management OF Mr. BAuserman, who is
training the fair lads of Zepp to keep in
the middle of the road" We have been
informed that some Of the boys brought
liquor to school, but when the teacher
found it out, be broke up their bar-roOm.
MIR. Charles Wilmington is about
bnying an engine and saw mill. We wish
him success.
Mr.. Saml. Wilmington has a contract
to grind bank at the tlnnery and is en-
ploying hands.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson and sister were the
guests of Miss Mary Foltz, last Sunday.
FITs-NooDLE.
Mrs. John Fultz has been suffering very
much from an absess on her face, but is
now somewhat relieved.
Miss Maize Orndorf, OF Van Burtn
Furnace, spent Saturday, with her sister,
Eta.
Mr. Robert Herbaugh has been con.
fned to his bed, for the past week, with a
sore throat and symptoms Of fever. We
wish Bob speedy recovery.
Our "Tannery boys say that they
managed to dodge the tax collector last
Saturday, but fell oyer some boxes and
came near rolling into the watts.
We are afraid that some Of our young
people got left Wednesday night on ac-
count OF the snow, as they had planned
quite time at the spelling match which
was to be held at Fairmont school.
We learn that a couple Of teachers OF
this place have organized meeting, but
we are inclined TO think, since Sunday,
that they don't care about any one else
taking part in il.
Mr.. Gay Brill spent several days with
his uncle, Mr.. J. Brill.
Miss K.zie Lochmiller, of Frederick
spent several days with her cousins, Miss
Sarah Willis and Mr.. Isaac Racey.
Some OF our young men went fishing
Friday night and reported that they had
caught as many az they could carry. We
are afraid that they went down the
creek SO far that they could not carry
many. CHIHMoNK.