Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-12-07
1ERANoN ITEMS.

Our Graded School under the manage
ment of Prof. z. Painter and Miss Span :
Ter is dong well, and is now quite large.
A party from this place consisting OF
DR.. A. w. Rusmisselle, Mr.. Hickman and
several others of this neighborhood, went
t. the Cove on hunting expedition a
few days ago. They brought back two
fine deer. They report game abundant
having seen, at least, eighteen deer. Theii
explanations as to why they did not
olpture more OF the eighteen deer has
proved very entertaining to the crowds al
the stero who have evinced a wonderful
degree of interest in the achievements Of
the party.
Our town was honored by the visit of a
bridal party consisting of Mr.. Van Nor
man, of New York, tina excellent manager
of the Hawley estate and his bride, form
erly Miss Minnie Lamb, for many years a
resident of this section OF Shenandoah and
who on account of her many virtues en-
ioyed the confidence of our people and
was very popular with all. They spent
few days at the hospitable home of DR..
A. W. Rusmisselle and family and will
visit many of their friends in this neigh
borhood.
Our calaihumpian band could not let
the opportunity pass, without getting 10
their work.
The new store.room of Bowman Bros.
will be ready for occupancy in very
short time. Their increasing business
required more room and will demand
more assistants. The popularity of this
store, especially among the young ladies,
is due in part to the influence of the
young clerks, Messrs. Bowman and Miller.
Our old friend and public spirited citl
zen, Mr.. 81 Feely is pursuing the even
tenor of his way and is supposed to be
now medItating upon some future i'm
provements in our little city.
Our friend H. E. White is the same
cordial, genial gentleman bat many per-
sons imagine that his face has worn an
extra smile since the election.
Our corne is of of the opinion that,
since under the new law each district is
entitled to an assessor, we can furnish
one for Davis District. and that there 10
no better man for the place than Mr..
Mason Bly,. He is wounded Confederate
soldier having lost almost the entire use
of ore arm by wound received during
the war, and is as well, If not better,
qualified for the place than any man in
the district. It would certainly be a
Pleasure foz US to give him our support.
Our young folks are beginning to pre-
pare for Christmas and will have some
pleasant parties, the particulars of which
may give you in my next.
DR.. T. F. Locke, who has been practic-
ing for a number of years periodically IN
this section paid US a short professional
visit last week.
Mr.. Geo. Logan, of your town, was here
on business trip, but we do not think he
got far away from Mr.. Whites.
The old bachel or is meditating another
mountain trip and is now longing for
Christm as.
Our apple crop was almost failure and
few will be the homes that will entertain
with cider and cakes this Christmas. The
excellent wine manufactured in this
neghborhood will make pleasant sub
stitute.
Mr.. Harry Ca mpbell, Of your town wa
in this ne ighborhood for several days last
week. He pretended to be hunting
partrldges and deer, but the boys say h
was only hunting desrs.
Miss Ella White, who is attending
school at Ha gerstown, Is now at home.
s. A. B.