Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-24
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Hone. Cd the first Sunday in June at
g., m.
C,mmuoion services will be Oeld 1.-THE
Lutheran Church, IN this place on the
first Sunday in lune.
Miss Del Laughlin, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in Pennsylvania for several
weeks, returned recently.
Miss Molie Duvall, of Frederick City,
Md, is visiting her sister. Mrs. I. b.
Rlchey, of this place.
Mr. Geo. W. windle, of Edinburg' had
a horse stolen from his barn Sunday
night.
Miss Ada Tallbelm, of Edinburg, is
visiting her uncle, Capt. Geo. W. Koontz'
on Muhleuburg street.
Mrs. Cbas. Foglo and little daughter
LIT on Saturday for a visit Of some week'
to Der parents at Harrer's Ferry, w. Va
Rev. Mr.. Caldwell filled the appoint
mept at Mountain View on Sunday. A
large congregation was present.
The smile visible on the faces of so
many of our citizens, this week, is due to
the fact that now, they will have no in
come tax to pay.
Messrs. Joseph Keller and Sanl. Rudy,
Of this place left flr Washington, D. c..
on Sunday evening, where they will be
employed on the new Catholic church.
Mrs. Jno. D. Grabll, of Roanoke, and
Misses Lon and Float Grandstafi, of Red
Banks spent a few days with Capt Jno.
Il. Grabil aud family last week.
The cadets of the Virginia Military In
stitute on Wednesday OF last week, cele-
brated the 32i anniversary of the battle
of New Market.
Mr.. J. T. lobe, for some years sales
men IN Mr.. T. b. Rlcbey's store, has goue
on the road for Brown L Co., the Shenan-
doah Steel Roofing Company.
Read the advertisement of Moses Stern,
who has nov at his store near St. LIKE,
new Stock Of Goods which he IS
running off at very low prices.
Mr.F.A. Grove. the Republican can
didare for Treasurer Of rythe county,
Va. is a native OF Edinburg, and is well
known 10 many ofo1r Woodstock people
DENTAL NoTIcE:-Dr. T. F. Locke
will be in Edinburg, on Thursday May
the 3Otb, and remain one day. All
persons in need of Dental work are
invited to call. Rooms at Murray's Hotel.
Mr.. Geo. Mccain. who has been travel
ing in South Carolina in the interest of
Saunton insurance company, Is spending
few DAYS with his mother and family in
this place.
lie regret to say that the recent cold
snap did very considerable damage to
vegetation and fruit in the PowelPs Fort
Valley. Much Of the carly corn was
badly frosted and the graFe crop iuj Ired
to large extent.
Prof. B. VI. Wales, late principal of
the Graded School of this place. left for
his home at Rocsfsh Depot, Nelson Co.,
Va. on Friday. of last week. He leaves
many warm friends here, who will be
glad to welcome him back.
Mr. X. Saum has returned from Har-
risonburg, TO Mt Jackson and will now
resume the timing business in that place
Roofing and ,poutiug done at short notice,
A full supply of stoves, ranges, stinware,
&c, constantly on hand.
Mr.. Henry SCHNEIDER, the Winchester
shoe man, will be at the Shenandoah
House 10 Hood stock, next Tuesday morn
ing. May 2sth, aud will call at your home
il desired and show samples, by sending a
note OF name 10 Bargelts jewelry store.
The tanned cllored shoe, nov so
fashionable, may look we'll enough at
short range bat across the street the
Roarer appears TO have recently waded
over shoe top through nice, puddle of
mud, and is anxiously looking for boot
black.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Strickler, wife Of Rev.
Fl. Monroe StIick'er, a well known mem
Def of the Baltimore conference Of the
southern Methodist Church died on
Thursday, Of last week. at her home, in
Marshall. Fauquler county.
Mr. Chas. Keller. who is nov living IL
Georgia, returned TO his home recently
after visit Of some weeks to bis father,
Mr., Lewis Keller, on the river near this
place. Mr. Keller is representing the
Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery
Association. and is a live Business man
foil of VIM and energy.
On Thursday morning, of last week,
snow fell to the depth OF one inch or more
on Little North Mountain, a few miles
west of this place. Abort an inch Of
water in bucket that stood outside a
hut, in bark camp on the side of the
mountain froze to the bottom the same
morning. Considerable frost was seen in
this week, but it did little or no damage
Mr. Geo. S Llghtner' Attorney-at-laW
son Of the late Hon. A. B. Lightner, who
represented Augusta County IN the
Virginia Legislature, has located in this
place, for the purpose of practicing hi
profession He is not a young lawJ or
but Que who has been practicIng for {
nan,ber of years IN the different courts
of Augusta and other Counties and thu
Supr ne Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
Business iLtrusted to bis charge vii
receive prompt attention.
The Indian Bureau, Washington, d. c
has received inf rmatiOn of the death o
Mi. W. L. Powell, Indisn Agent for tb'
State Of Washington. Maj. Powell wa
q brother OF Mrs. DR.. Geo. w. Magruder